Help is Here #hydroponics #garden #mrduzee1
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Everyone should grow some of their own food, but gardening can be hard. So I've been looking for easier ways to help more people. Like using these inexpensive jars from the Dollar Tree. And using these biodegradable bags. They can just go in your garden. And I just hold them on with simple twine.
And with this type of hydroponics, set up is a breeze. And it takes little care.
Anyone can do this. In today's world, where we depend on someone else for a lot of things, it feels good to provide for yourself. Keep on growing.
Have you tried growing leeks hydroponically? They’re kind of expensive, and a PAIN to clean (dirt in between all the leaves), so it would be great if I could grow my own this way. โค
Scallions yes, but not leeks yet. That would be awesome.
Great idea! Just found your channel, Iโll watch some more of your content to learn. Thanks for sharing ๐๐ป๐งก
Is this just tap water?
Do you add anything to the water?
How do we keep the water clean, or how often does the water need changing?
yes, tap with nutrients and I never change
Where do you get the biodegradable bags?
On Amazon. Holy Scraps.
I’ve been using the bio bags for years instead of ziploc and garbage bags. I also put all of my cooking scraps in them until it’s full enough to take outside and throw it in my compost barrel.
My problem with hydo is that I don’t have easy access to the water spigot.
Although I use the dollar store candle Jars to root the celery and herbs. ๐๐ฟ
I’ve been using the bio bags for years instead of ziploc and garbage bags. I also put all of my cooking scraps in them until it’s full enough to take outside and throw it in my compost barrel.
My problem with hydo is that I don’t have easy access to the water spigot.
Although I use the dollar store candle Jars to root the celery and herbs.
The container and the nutrients is the easy part.
The lighting for indoor garden is the other part they don’t explain.
These were all grown outdoors. I grew indoors throughout the winter, showed my set up several times and even gave away several sets of lights so you obviously must be talking about someone else when you say “they”. You’re welcome.
Love all your contents. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Mike
Do you keep the roots wet the whole time? Or do the roots need to cycle in and out of the nutrients?
Always in there
Love what you do Mike๐๐โค
Can you do this with rosemary?
I have not. Since it is not circulating, it is best with annuals not perennials.
@@KeepOnGrowin thank you!
Thank you brother
You are an inspiration. Thank you.
This may be your simplest yet! I’m gonna try it with some of my jars.
I’m watching all your videos now shorts n all
This is amazing!!!
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Can you do a start to finish tutorial?
Doing Great job ๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐
How do you prevent algae, it is running wild in my system
Do these jars have the clay pebbles?