Love these ideas, I use plastic bottles such as cola 1.5 or 2 litre ones, cutting the top off & inverting, adding holes with a hot skewer (not for kids!) I have also added a slightly larger hole, high up on water container add added a small pump with air stone, this did improve the growth of lettuce but without worked too. I had to top up with nutrient water plus every 2 weeks I did a complete water/nutrient change, you have mentioned this? Did you do that? Also, you haven’t shown how to do this from seed & I’ve found that most demos don’t show how to start off with a seed, that would be really useful

Este canal es genial!!!

Onions don't do well here because of the soil temperature. Maybe painting the bottles white might help with that. We have an average of 30 degrees Celsius as high as 40. :)

funny how I ran into this episode, I have a fair few coffee jars that I was just about to throw out and now I know what to do with them. Thanks Mate.

@DIYGARDENWITHBB

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome happy to hear that.

Thanks🙏🌹❤ sir ji🙏🙏, for tru guide line and trick

@DIYGARDENWITHBB

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welcome

thanks for sharing i have idea.

@DIYGARDENWITHBB

2 жыл бұрын

you're welcome

Subbed. Great idea. I make all my own fertilizers. Would like to try something similar to this. Thanks

@vimondireksri8820

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PS: Never tried hydroponics but would like to experiment with plants that don't grow well in the tropics. :)

@DIYGARDENWITHBB

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you're welcome

Do you think the large mason jars would work

@DIYGARDENWITHBB

3 ай бұрын

yes it works

And what is this good for ? Can you also grow something that you can harvest ?

@DIYGARDENWITHBB

2 жыл бұрын

Herbes , mint , leavy green , lettuce.

@justinomar9210

2 жыл бұрын

What do you mean harvest are you that dumb

In this method, how plants taken oxygen?

@DIYGARDENWITHBB

2 жыл бұрын

Now most of the hydroponic research is focused on these circulating systems, but there are still horticulturists experimenting with static noncirculating hydroponics. One of the most vocal proponents of noncirculating hydroponics is Dr. Bernard Kratky of the University of Hawaii. He has done so much to continue the development of noncirculating hydroponics that his name has become synonymous with the technique . . . the Kratky method. Crops The Kratky method has been successfully used to grow a wide range of crops, from leafy greens like lettuce to flowering crops like tomatoes and potatoes. Most hydroponic gardeners prefer to grow leafy greens and herbs with the Kratky method because the larger crops may struggle with inadequate oxygen levels in their root The Kratky method is the easiest hydroponic growing technique. No pumps, no complex irrigation systems . . . just plants sitting in water. Most of the early hydroponic research focused on static water systems like the Kratky method. These systems worked, but, as scientists tend to do, they kept experimenting and eventually found there was an increase in plant growth rate when the nutrient solution was aerated. This discovery spurred the development of circulating hydroponic systems with increased aeration, like nutrient film technique (NFT) and top drip irrigation.

आपसे कैसे मिल सकतें है आप का फोन नंबर मिल सकतें हैं क्या

Bro

Help me bro

@DIYGARDENWITHBB

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it's depends on your space, what you want to grow , NFT is good for leafy greens vegetables. .

@r.vinitha8554

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Bro Simple NFT method have how much space

@r.vinitha8554

Жыл бұрын

Brother how long days one plant growth

@r.vinitha8554

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Please explain this method and how much days that plant grow