Related Posts
How we grow mint on aeroponic towers #mint #farming #gardening
LuxenHome Aqua Glazed Flower Ceramic 22” Birdbath cottage garden birdbath English cottage garden
6-Blade Vegetable Spiralizer – veggie noodle maker, zucchini noodles, plant-based recipes, veggie
100% Cotton Natural Fiber Bedding – breathable cotton sheets, natural fiber bedding, non-polyester
Ganiza Food Processor 8 Cup Glass & Stainless Steel Bowls – plant-based cooking, from-scratch
Vego Garden Seedling Suite 76-Cell Seed Starting System
93 Inch Squirrel Proof Bird Feeder Pole Station
iFarm Hydroponics Growing System — preparedness gardening, food security, grow food indoors, indoor
Peter Grant
Maravilha
আপনারা কোথায় পানি কমেন্ট করে বলে দিয়েন কমেন্ট করে বলে দিন
The water for this farm comes from a well, which we disinfect with UV and filter through reverse osmosis before it reaches the towers. In reality, you can use almost any water source for a vertical farm, as long as you test it and apply the right filtration system.
😊😊😊😊😊🎉❤
@@AgrotonomyWhat nutrients do you use?
Can i stay there, love from India ❤
Love your contents. I got myself a small version of vertical farming system installed in my backyard. I made it from aquarium water pump and a pvc pipe.
From Myanmar 🇲🇲
That is awesome!
Ow those bushes full of nice smelling thyme..🌿🪴🪴I love it 💕💕💕
I desperate to have this equipment
Well… That took Thyme… 😂😅😅
You know that plant is filled with micro and nano plastics right?
Your eating plastic plants.
All that plastic sitting in the sun all day getting hot then leeching into the water which is absorbed by the plants . . . .
Plastic is plastic, it doesn’t matter if it’s deem “food safe”. It’s literally killing us and the can get it out of our bodies.
Your better off with a home made bamboo tower garden that you make yourself. . .
Yes, plants can absorb microplastics from water through their roots, with smaller nanoparticles being taken up more readily and transported through the plant’s vascular system. Aquatic plants like water hyacinths can adsorb microplastics on their abundant roots, offering a potential method for phytoremediation to filter and remove these pollutants from water systems. While direct absorption is still being researched, accumulation in root tissues is a confirmed issue, especially for plants with root crops.