Grow1 Ebb & Flow Filter Screens - 10 Count

Spare Screens for Flood Table Fittings - 10 Screens per Bag

Debris in a flood and drain setup can foul fittings and disrupt watering cycles. These Grow1 Ebb & Flow Filter Screens give you plastic screens made for reservoir and flood table irrigation setups, so you can replace worn parts and keep water moving. Each unit contains 10 screens.

One bag suits a hobbyist fitting a single table or stocking spares. Growers running several tables can order multiple bags to keep replacements ready across the room.

Key Features & Benefits

• 10 screens per bag — covers several fittings or gives you spares in one order.
• Plastic construction — suits the wet conditions of hydroponic systems.
• Made for reservoir and flood table setups — fits the ebb and flow style of irrigation.
• Compact size — the bag measures 6 x 11 x 2 in and weighs 0.5 lb, so it stores easily.

Who Should Use Grow1 Ebb & Flow Filter Screens

Anyone running a reservoir and flood table irrigation setup, from home gardeners to commercial indoor operations, who wants replacement screens on hand during vegetative growth and flowering.

About Grow1 Ebb & Flow Filter Screens

Grow1 Ebb & Flow Filter Screens are sold each, with 10 plastic screens in the bag. They belong to the trays and reservoirs parts and accessories category and are intended for reservoir and flood table irrigation setups.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many screens come in one order?
A: One unit contains 10 screens. It is sold each, so ordering one gives you the full bag of 10.

Q: What setups are these for?
A: They are intended for reservoir and flood table irrigation setups. Check your own fitting style before ordering.

Q: What is an ebb and flow system?
A: It is a hydroponic method that periodically floods a tray with nutrient solution and then drains it back to a reservoir. Screens help keep debris out of the fittings that move that water.

Q: What are the screens made of?
A: They are made of plastic, which suits wet hydroponic environments.

Q: Why keep spare screens?
A: Screens can wear or clog over time. Spares let you swap one quickly and keep irrigation cycles running.