Hydroponic Experiments for a Better World
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This is probably the dumbest question you’re ever gonna get but what happens if you trim your microgreens and let them keep growing. Sorry. Newb here.
Some will grow back but not all types.
Not dumb. A few will but most do not.
Thank you!
Can you use (eat) the roots?
I do not. They have been sitting in nutrient solution for a week.
What kind of sand are you using? I wonder if this would work with beach sand… I might have to try it.
I just used play sand.
Let me know if it works.
I bought a 25lb bag of sprouting lentils to cook and eat. I got kinda worried about the economic situation so I`ve kept them stored in a freezer just in case and only cooked a few pounds. I plan to grow some to see if it`s worth it. Pests are getting my Southern Pea varieties…a borer beetle that stings the pea inside the pods…but the young green pods are great boiled so I`ve adapted to eating them that way. 95% of the peas are ruined by the beetle before shelling stage so the 5% that survive provide next year`s seeds.
Red Rippers are the only ones I get any success with because they continue producing vines all summer, I put them around the edge of the yard and under my fruit trees and this keeps the bunnies happy and out of my main garden. I`m having very bad pests on all my micro dwarf tomatoes growing in hydro buckets outside. Next year I`m using homemade mosquito net cages over them.
Yeah, I have been hearing pests are bad this year.
Awesome! Thank you, brother 🙏🏼💜🙏🏼
Thank you too! Have a great week.
Nice sprouting!
Very very healthy stuff 😊
Thank for showing these important methods for us on the other side ❤
Thank you too!
I love all your ideas
Thank you!
03:14 Do you have link to these on amazon?