It’s a trip how they do that. I can always see a day-to-day change until the switch or until a plants you know more than 12 inches tall. Anyone that says that you can’t see a daily change does not know what they’re seeing
Can I come?
That is absolutely jaw-dropping
Uh oh, what did I do? 
I think she tagged you because you know how to grow really well in organic too My Sister!
Let’s add @Storm @MeEasy @VaHillbilly
Couldn’t wait for the edit?
Nope, I’ve got chocolate coursing through my veins.
Me too 
Nowhere near what true organic growers do.
I use a prepared organic soil (Roots Organics Original), and then I add synthetic nutes (Grow Dots), along with a prepared tea (Recharge).
I’m lazy as heck! 
What size piping did you use @Budbrother
What I had on hand for scraps. Then got fittings to match. Think it’s 1.5-2”. I also modified the top, output design to vortex.
Nice, looks easy peasy and no grommets to ever worry about leaking. Do you use your tea at every watering or what frequency?
Teas are on a need basis. I target specific phases of development with teas/inputs. My EWC tea is usually 3-4 wks. That also is dependent on growth or stage. Brew times are based on fungal or microbial targeting also.
My mini microbulator
Maybe this would give you a better idea how to build a vortex brewer without worry of leaks. Many of the same parts here. The main goal is to get rid of all the fine bubbles, while brewing, that tear apart fungal chains or disrupt microbial blooms. We want aeration without disruptions.
Is that pushing the water back up in the tube using just the air pump?
The hose end you see is going to the air pump.
Edit: same parts and principle of the microbulater
another question if you will, I used a dry organic fertilizer, Espoma Tomato Tone in the soil when I loaded it back up in the bags. I don’t know if you know what that particular fertilizer is but it brought a wildflower garden back from the death bed. That was one of the reasons I used it. Have used it in my garden for several years and always happy with it. But with the teas, calmag, fishsh!t and humic acid will I still need to use the dry fertilizer or is all of this other organic stuff going to provide what they need cradle to grave so to speak?