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What a fantastic idea! Can’t wait to try it! Thank you!
Thank you for your wonderful videos. I feel inspired to start growing my own lettuce for the winter ๐
And how are your lettuce going? I’m gonna start my hydroponic garden soon ๐
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I have enjoyed several of your videos and subscribed. You have inspired me to start my own indoor garden. Thank you.
You do an awesome job of explaining this method completely and succinctly. I can’t wait to try this. Thank you.
You’re videos are so simplistic and inspiring๐ Thank you so much for what you do. I’m an older outdoor grower who will retire into RV traveling and this is a perfect way to continue having fresh veggies and gardening ๐๐ป
Micgrogreens are also great for people traveling as well. I made many videos on that.
Great job Collie. I’m sure the folks who receive your weekly donations are really happy to get them. i’m anxious to see your fish video.
Keep up the good work.
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Excellent instruction in this video! Thank you for posting your experiment. I’m just getting started and this was very helpful.
Thanks for the video. I’m going to set up a garden outside, but this is awesome to have lettuce all the time. I live in Arizona and we can plant almost all year. I’ve been wanting to set up a simple hydro system like this. Glad I found you. I’ll be working on mine this weekend.
You have inspired me, sir! I am growing my first hydroponic plants – kratky, plus my aerogarden. I’m so excited to see the progress!
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The best no fuss video on this I have seen, thanks for making it so clear and to the point! ๐๐
It can be a bit difficult to see the water level against the black background. I suggest making a second slot at the opposite side of the container to let some light through. You can put a cardboard flap over the slots when not monitoring the water level to keep the light out.
Another great video. Dollar Tree sell container like the painted one for $1 plus tax, so each would be very inexpensive to make, without having to worry about algae. Way less expensive and better concept than the hydroponic systems that I have seen so far. I’m going to be growing more food indoors and this video is just perfect. Really glad I ran into these channel.
This one is interesting. Adding to my list as Iโll need to try this one day. Trying your lettuce in solo cups and I am learning a lot. Adjusting as time goes on. ๐๐ผ
Absolutely brilliant, simple, unexpensive, easy and efficient explanation….I shall start this as soon as the confinement is over. Thanks you so much.
Thank you for this well thought out video. Weโre apartment dwellers in Chicago and like lettuce that is costly at the grocery store. Your steps will help us to grow.
Congratulations on a fine video. You are far more clear and precise that the vast majority.
Absolutely brilliant. Best how-to I’ve seen thus far. And I’ve been binging. Everyone else made it seem so complicated but after watching your video I feel like ” I can do this!” ๐๐พ๐๐พ๐๐พ๐๐พ๐๐พ๐๐พ๐๐พ
I love your videos! One question as you begin to remove lettuce to eat off of the plant will it continue to grow and how long does it remain good to eat and keep growing? I am growing indoors and Iโm trying to create a self-sustaining amount of food to grow. I really appreciate your insights in to how long it takes to get to each of the various stages!! ๐ฅฐ๐๐ป๐จ๐ฆ
Yes you should just cut from the tops to eat the amount you want. Lettuce will continue to regrow from the heart. Just leave 2-3 inches of heart alone as you cut the top of leaves to eat.
Thanks, very clear. Just at the time I needed to see this. Starting my lettuce bowl in hydroponics tomorrow!
Thanks for the great video. I like how you are using individual, smaller containers in your version of Kratky method. I was agonizing over tubs and bins and was probably overthinking it. Following your example I can start slow and learn by doing rather than jumping in and spending $$.