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Visually Beautiful in addition to being practical! 😊👍
Thank you!🌱🙂
I’m new to Kratky hydroponics and after watching many other videos, have come to similar methods as this video. The solutions summarized here are the most simple and least expensive way to do it with reusable household items.
Is there a benefit to laying milk cartons horizontally vs just vertically and put the transplant in the normal smaller cap opening? It could save use of another pool noodle. A couple of downsides could be the diameter may be too small for thick plants, and thre water level changes more from top to bottom.
Also any tips on how to check water levels in the coke cans and milk cartons other than lifting the whole plant regularly?
I am pleased to know that you were able to find helpful ideas in this video. I did tried both vertically and horizontally on the milk cartons. The only advantage laying it down is, it has a better support as the plant matures but either way works fine. With the water level, Since these containers are small, it’s not necessary to install a water gauge for monitoring the water level. What I usually do is check them two weeks after transplanting and refill if needed. Typically, hydroponic plants takes off after two weeks as they become established in their new environment. I hope this helps!🌱🙂
Sir the npk ur adding is cemecal please explain in the video sir
You deserve a whole lot more subscriptions. Huhu. Thanks a lot!
I’m new to hydroponics and I want to try this method. My questions is after mixing the solution, if there’s some nutrient solution left after pouring in the containers, can I store the remaining nutrient solution? If yes, how long can I keep it?
Yes you can and use them later to refill. If you are using the 5 gallons ratio, depending on how many plants you are growing. Any remaining nutrient solution, you should be able to use them in less than 2mos.🙂🌱
@Healing Hobbies Thanks 👍
@Healing Hobbies can I ask something, can I still use the solution that is not yet diluted to water after two months
@Daisy Quiapo If you mean the concentrated solution. I would say yes, as long as it is well kept in a dark cool place. It should work fine.🌱🙂
@Healing Hobbies thank you!
There are so many ways to start growing at home. Great job.
You deserve the {BEST VIDEO AWARD} on YouTube 😁 Thank you so much 😁🎉
Thank you!💜
GREAT VIDEOS! KEEP THEM COMMING!
That is very nice produce.Thanks for sharing you made every thing so simple.I will try setting up my garden ( less space too).😊
Love your idea ❤❤
I wish I could give this 5 thumbs up! Great video!
❤ amazing ideas. thank you
How big of a plant can you plant in one of those milk containers, or soda cans? For example, would strawberries work in a milk carton?
I wouldn’t recommend growing fruiting plants in a small container, they takes up a lot of nutrients as they grow and bear fruits. Use at least 5 gallons or bigger. With leafy greens small containers up to one gallon works fine. 🌱🙂
Love this video! New sub! I’m going to try this! Thanks so much for this awesome information.❤
Thank you for REusing household products and keeping them out of the landfill – that’s all part of it!!
Great video. I am just starting and went to get a roasted chicken at Walmart for the container to make micro greens. No more containers they sell them in bags. But you have shown me so many other containers. I just have to save for the 3 bags of nutrients. Thank you. New subscriber.
I don’t eat out much so I just get some food saving containers at the dollar tree. There is no way I can collect all those containers since we make milk with milk powder, we don’t drink soda or juices from the store and I make my own iced tea and use mason jars and I cook from scratch. So $1.25 for a container works for me 😊❤
this is inspiring, i have so many vessels i can use to plant in
Thanks for the guide lalabs great content as always 😘
you are doing a fantastic job girlfriend keep it up and keep educating us on it thanks for sharing this
Just learning about hydroponics and this would be a great way to start. Thank you so much!
thank you for the video- were the seeds micro greens that you separated after they germinated? or were they just regular seed that you started with?