How to Build an Inexpensive, Effective Hydroponic Indoor Food Gardening Container

Hydroponic Vegetable/Herb Plant Container System built in a few hours, most of the time spent spray painting the container with Krylon Plastic Black paint. and drilling the holes The cost of everything needed was $4.77 for 20 Quart 5 gallon container Walmart $2 for Black Net Pots (25 cents per black 2 inch Net Pot) (About $5 for Clay Hydroton pebbles) ($20 for Hydroponic Concentrated
Fertilizer lasting for years) , $1 fish tank air tubes from Walmart, $1 Air Stone Walmart, $8 Dual port Aquarium Air Pump, $ 1 Sponge material for putting into net pots for seeds, Total Cost $23 (excluding seeds and Fertilizer) Built using modified version of video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxVHS9o5yDA You can add a drill bit that makes circles for your container or borrow one from a neighbor like I did :) I also used another material instead of Rock wool for the plant seed material
Some Modifications we made to the instructions were we did not use Rockwool, but a different material for the seeds to grow in listed below, and a more cost effective concentrated Liquid Fertilizer, a Dual Port Air Pump, so you can connect two of these containers together with one Air Pump, and a Different Size & Brand Container. All of the Parts were acquired from either Wal-Mart locally or through Amazon.com After it is built You can buy some seeds from Lowes or Amazon.com to plant I recommend Tiny Tim Tomato Seeds, Micro Tom Tomato Seeds, and All Season Romain Lettuce Seeds They all do well in Hydroponic Containers. Use a pair of tweezers to drop a seed into the  hole of the already moistened seed plug and cover with a see through plastic material such as a Rotisserie Chicken container, fruit cup container, etc until the seed sprouts. Here is a picture showing it covered