TAKE A STAND started with my first “ebb n’ flow” setup.

I needed a tray support that could hold substantial weight and that was tall and wide enough to clear the reservoir without stealing my precious vertical space. I wanted materials that wouldn’t rust or mold, were lightweight and easy to move, and easy to disassemble.

I decided to “Take A Stand” and eradicate this common problem.

My first solution is the MONO STAND:

• Supports over 500 lbs!
• Is a reservoir and ceiling convenient:
  • 16”Tall
  • 31”Wide
  • 40”   Long
  • Slides right under a 4×4 or 3×3 grow tray with ease
  • Easily support a 3×6 or 4×8 table when two stands are placed side-by-side
  • Features an optional wheel kit – coming out soon!

Next on my mission was the perfect solution for trellis; I wanted a sturdy frame to stretch and secure the netting that retained the same attributes as the MONO STAND; durable, lightweight, convenient and efficient.

Thus, I created the MONO TRELLIS frame:

• Fits standard nylon 5’x15’ tomato trellis netting (use zip ties to ensure a tight fit).
• Is 50” x 50”

This frame is lightweight and very effective when hung with light yoyos, ratchets or chain over a 4×4 canopy.

The  MONO TRELLIS frame covers the whole tray and allows you to safely and easily maintain an even canopy height and prevents smashing your plants.

The MONO TRELLIS provides a sturdy crutch for those massive flowers that resemble me after one too many drinks (falling all over the place).

These are great quality; American made and built to last for years to come.

Also, custom sizing is available with a minimum order of 20 units.

I don’t know about you but I am definitely going to TAKE A STAND with my next setup.

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An updated edition of the classic guide to hydroponics, providing a thorough introduction to soilless gardening.  Hydroponics, a method of gardening without soil, has developed over the past fifty years.  While it has been proven both reliable and effective, and has received much attention in some quarters, it is still an unfamiliar practice to many gardeners.  This book is designed to introduce you to the principles and methods of hydroponic gardening.

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