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Growing Food to Beat Inflation with Indoor Hydroponics through the Winter

This Video is from the Youtube channel: “Keep on Growin’ with Mike VanDuzee”. 

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Setting up a new indoor hydroponic grow rack. Started with some microgreens, bean sprouts and pea shoots. 6 days in and already harvesting, replanting and keeping the cycle going over and over again. Message me if you want more info on the adapter and microgreen sample.
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  • @kathrynhobbs8874 says:

    I would love to buy your bottle stabilisers in the UK, but as far as I can see, they are not available here

  • @TroyTime02 says:

    Great stuff again Mike!!! Even though I have been doing the micros for a couple years now, I still learn things watching you. I still have the dollar tree containers from way back and the sand was very intersting. 🙂 I also picked up the deeper trays for the peas specifically to keep the seeds dry and prevent mold. That was a great tip from your video a few days back.

  • @lizl4349 says:

    You have helped me so much! Thank you for the time and effort you put into teaching us so many ways to be successful.

    Were you ever in orchestra at school? Violin, viola, or cello?

  • @ronm6585 says:

    Thanks Mike.

  • @danwilliams7276 says:

    Love your energy! Keep experimenting with new ideas, yes!

  • @dnawormcastings says:

    What a great idea 🇳🇿❤️

  • @MrBumbles2 says:

    any pet store has (hydroton) clay pellets aka lizard bedding neutral ph etc same stuff

  • @hotwing925 says:

    Love your content, you got me started in hydroponics. How do you keep up with nutrient production? You have so many plants growing you have to be making a daily 55 gallon drum to keep up. Would love to see a behind the scenes on how you manage all your nutrients.

  • @Patso65 says:

    Mike, you’re a great inspiration to many of us. I bought the “sprouting trays” you use through your link. I also bought my first “GMO FREE” Salad Mix of seeds on Amazon. I did exactly as the instructions said (it’s VERY easy), along with following your videos and had my very first “harvest” in around 7 days. I’m so excited (and I thought I had a brown thumb :0). Anyway, thanks for all you do. God bless you and your family, take care.

  • @outsidehydro says:

    hello, nice work, what type of lights do you use and how powerful are they?

  • @hummingwind8869 says:

    Mike, do you have a video about setting up the green containers with the sand and refillable bottles?

  • @carvertmmy says:

    I have tried and tried and tried to get sprouts going. I can’t afford lights the microgreens need. My option right now is sprouts. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong. They are not fully sprouting and then turn bad.

    • @KeepOnGrowin says:

      Microgreens don’t need much light.

    • @carvertmmy says:

      @@KeepOnGrowin I used to grow them. Then, my husband passed away. I lost the house and most of what we owned. I’m low, fixed income now trying to raise our 13 yr old son in a kind of run down trailer in a new state. I feel sprouts are my only option right now. Trays don’t work for me. Jars with sprouting lids aren’t working. I use true leaf seeds. I rinse twice a day with filtered water. Do you have any advice?

    • @KeepOnGrowin says:

      @@carvertmmy Could be the temperature. Could be not draining properly. Are you leaving them inverted until most of the water drains?

  • @GmamaGrowz says:

    Awesome indoor setup 🥬 TFS!

  • @beated.6420 says:

    Hello Mike, I’m always really excited about your videos and tips. I have a big garden in the summer and would like to start using your method with the water dispenser adapter in the winter. When I go to your site and want to order – it always says no delivery to Germany??? What can I do? Best wishes Beate

  • @CapricaSoul says:

    Dried beans from Asian supermarket is VERY cheap. They sprout easily. 😎 Adzuki is good.

    • @sevendeadlychins says:

      If they aren’t meant for sprouting specifically they can make you sick. Learned that the hard way using very cheap seeds and beans.

  • @CapricaSoul says:

    About peas. If the roots are shooting up too much in the beginning it helps to put another container on top of the peas for weight/blockage. That helps the roots find their way down into the reservoir. 👍

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