2 things I would add would be after you cut the roots take a fork & comb through the remaining roots. It cleans out the debris in the mass, also add several quirts of hydrogen peroxide to keep the roots clean & bacteria free. But a good video either way.

@leannekenyoung

Жыл бұрын

Terrific advise!

Love your stuff! Mike Van Duzee sent me from Keep On Growin'. You rock sister!

@undercoverbird8592

9 ай бұрын

Same here! ❤😊

Это неплохой метод умничка, чтобы проще вставлять - совету разрезать вдоль трубочку для напитков, вложить туда корень и с её помощью продеть в отверстие

@Katya-zj7ni

3 ай бұрын

Wonderful idea! Thanks for that ❤

I really like this method in comparison to most.

You’re an inspiration to us all ❤❤❤

NICE!!! You're a genius!

@healinghobbies

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Mike!🌱💜

Love it! Interesting the cuttings seem to outgrow the seedling with roots. I figured the smaller plants with roots would have been the leader. Thanks for showing the root trim would not have thought of that.

Sorry your video said you planned on doing during colder months very cool - I will search for any video you may have where this was shared. Great work they look amazing

So you don't have to cover with the doubled sides insulation using this way? I love this! Thank you!

@healinghobbies

Жыл бұрын

It’ll be better to have extra protection from heat. In this case, the set up gets afternoon shade. Also, the buckets were opaque enough to block the algae growth that’s why I did not cover it with some insulation.🌱😊

Fantastic!!! Thank you for sharing!!!

I'm gonna try this for sure!!

How to grow without Masterblend ? I can't bye this product in France! Help

Very cool I would love to try. Have you ever tried this also through the winter perhaps using some grow lights in garage? Curious is all

I am trying this method and I am getting plenty of roots but the leaves are not growing.

Very nice! I like your every videos, I will try your Hydroponics methods you've shown...

@healinghobbies

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Adi🌱😊

Could u use seaweed only in water for nutrients?You videos are Great 👍🏽👍🏽♥️

Love this! Can't wait to see your celery one. I've had seeds for a year now and just not started it yet.

@healinghobbies

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! A little tip ahead on celery. If you watched the Garlic video, it's almost the same method except you can sow multiple seeds directly into one cup then once they grow up to two inches start transplanting in each cup. They do well in morning sunlight and afternoon shade or even no direct sunlight just in a well lighted area like side porch. I hope it helps!🌱🙂

@dawns.2492

Жыл бұрын

@@healinghobbies Thank you!

Thank you.

Awesome 👏

What is the nutrient solution you use? Also, do u need to change water often or no?

Which performed better, seedling ot cuttings

Hello, great videos, very inspiring. I would like to try hydroponic growing in containers, but I would like an explanation of how to handle the water-nutrient... every now and then replace the whole thing with a new one or add portions of the conditioner in small doses at a certain time?

@healinghobbies

Жыл бұрын

It varies depending on what type of system, plants or size of container you use. Typically, I just refill when necessary specially if you are growing leafy green or herbs. For instance, when growing lettuce in one gallon container you may need to refill at least once until harvest. With fruiting plants like tomatoes, peppers and others grown in a five-gallon bucket require more frequent refills. Once these plants begin flowering and setting fruit, their nutrient uptake increases significantly, so I refill at least 2x a week. This is optional not everyone follow the same approach but vegetable with long growth like tomatoes, I clean the container and replace nutrients 2x throughout the growth period until harvest. I hope this helps!🌱🙂

Very usef content

Is the basil exposed to rain or are they in a dry location ?

What size drill bit did you use?

@healinghobbies

Жыл бұрын

I use 11/64 drill bit🌱😊

What size holes should I drill?

@healinghobbies

Жыл бұрын

I use 11/64 drill bit🌱😊

Nice idea

@healinghobbies

Жыл бұрын

Thank you mamita!🌱💜

Some herbs like spearmint wouldn't work in hydroponic because it doesn't like to overwatered?

i just have a question ... can we use compost tea in hydroponic kratky method ?

@healinghobbies

Жыл бұрын

I haven't experimented with it yet but I saw some people shared and tried them.🌱🙂

@newchannel6940

Жыл бұрын

@@healinghobbies can you please try it and share the result with us because if kratky method dosent need the water to be changed ... so with organic fertilizer there will be an anerobic media for roots and i think that will cause rot even if oxygen is available at the top

would you be willing to share how big is this bucket? looks like a 10 or 20L bucket

@healinghobbies

5 ай бұрын

Sure, it’s a 2 gallon bucket around 7.5L🌱😊

Do you use the same nutrient concentration as for leafy greens, or fir tomatoes?

@healinghobbies

Жыл бұрын

Yes for leafy greens🙂🌱

Question, if you are starting from cuttings, do you start with just plain water until there are roots? Or can they take the nutrient solution right away?

@healinghobbies

Жыл бұрын

Straight into the nutrient solution🌱🙂

The name of the nutrients added on water pliz

@healinghobbies

Жыл бұрын

Masterblend 4-18-38, link in the description below on how to mix it.🌱🙂

Ppm ph

Could this same method (using the drill, not using netcups ect) work for leaf lettuce?

@healinghobbies

Жыл бұрын

Yes but maybe drill half an inch hole since lettuce has a bigger/multiple stems and use a sponge or rockwool to support it🌱🙂.

Which performed better, seedling ot cuttings

@healinghobbies

Жыл бұрын

The cuttings is grows ahead but taking into consideration, seedlings are not yet at their full maturity🌱🙂