My nutes has boron in one of them it works great.

The ugly is it destroys land values,

Can you sponsor me one? 😎

The next video you should do is to collaborate with another entrepreneurship KZbinr to break down a business model for this platform

How much for a complete setup. How many acres of land is needed. Basically the entire cost for what you currently have with number of employees to operate. Do you have a cost ratio

What about monthly utilities? Nobody's talking about their monthly electric bill

Great vid

How do you think animals absorb nutrients from food... ? We can also take pills.

In what world is 70 days or 13 weeks any diffrent ?

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Thank you! Very informative video. And very clearly presented.

Are these good for using instead of stones to retain moisture for plants? For when using pebbles baths to give plants moisture, etc. Also can you just place them in top on soil to retain more moisture for indoor plants?

Where do you buy Fe DTPA? I can’t find this.

That's a lie. There is no shortage of peat moss. We have thousands of years left. And it only takes 4 years to make it. The healthiest plants I've grown in straight peat. The resistance to water is why I use it. A lot of air to roots. Literally, everything you have said is false information.

looks like the stud finder found a stud!!

Great information. But please pronounce the word herb the american way, the H is silent, so it's ERB. It just sounds better without the H. Thanks 😊

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Compost is also an organic matter. Can compost replace peat moss as soil amendment for a lawn?

Great topic. What causes daily ph changes in an nft system ? Example 5.8 to 8.9? Thanks

I just top dress with castings and water them in, I don't see any added benefit in making tea.

Main thing is percent of chemical nueteants & from which natural way we are getting all those. Thanks

So much safety. Amazing. Can you make it towable by a trailer? Like a shipping container or something. Where all you have to do is hook up to shore power, fresh water, effluent - then rock.

Hay you ought to make contact with SpaceX. I'm not sure if your product could be made into a heat shields or shields around rockets. But I was watching a video on one of the rockets 🚀 getting over heated and thought maybe there might be a way to make into a heat shield of some kind. Thanks for listening.

Great video, currently trying to get proper airflow and cooling in my greenhouse

Thanks for the video! Just what I needed for my DYI repair to my koi pond. Why not put a gasket on both sides?

Yhis videos are very helpful. I am planning to build a database to keep up with my backyard aquaponics that i just put together. I had one years ago for a 300g reef tank and it help me to understand what was going on in my system. Thank so much for taking your time to teach aboit aquaponics.

Mate I've been market gardening all my life. I was born on a market garden. When someone claims you can grow 2.5 acres in a container I just let them be happy in their ignorance. I flip lettuce beds every 30 days. 30 days in the nursery 30 days in the bed. Losses maybe 3 to 4 lettuces. Secondly my customers won't go anywhere near industrial food production.

What are the healthy fertilizer ratios for one liter of water? How many teaspoons of fertilizer should I take? When I mix the fertilizer with water, is there a healthy ratio for fertilizing one pot, for example a 20 cm pot with a depth of 20 cm? Do I immerse it in the solution or take a certain percentage of the solution, for example a quarter cup for the 20 cm pot? Knowing that I plant at home and will fertilize the vegetables that I will eat. Thank you very much.

Is there any KZbin vids out there anyone knows of that actually goes into the biochemical details of how some of these minerals are used???

Wery cost effective construction for colder climates

the explanation is top notch. thank you

This video did not age well. No one should be concerned about peat moss. We are producing far more than we are selling. Supply can infinitely keep up with demand.

Great video. Thank you Brother 🙏❤❤❤

English isn't my first language, but as I understand it, you're answering the following question: can a container produce as much as a traditional lettuce-growing Acre? The answer is obviously no. Wouldn't the better question be: - If we fill 1 acre of farmland with hydroponic container, would it be more efficient and profitable than growing traditional crops on that land? Crops grown in hydroponic containers are not subject to the same constraints as traditional cultivation. Weather and sanitary factors (pesticides) don't apply to a container. Unused water can be recycled. Unlike traditional cultivation, the energy issue can be addressed with solar panels. The only constraint is nutrients. Then there's the fact that agricultural investment is above all a generational investment, and it's generally only the second or third generation that makes the farm profitable, at least in France. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

Would it be good to add to clay soil?

Plenty of advances made now

a couple of questions: - do you install the cooling pad right next to the entry vents? - can you rig the system to send the water to naturally circulate back up to the top? or does it need to be manually cycled? - i live in atlanta, georgia - humid climate, but i still hear these walls can cool your air by around 10 deg F. are there other methods you would recommend for more humid climates in the summer?

So how 8 gallons would a 3 horsepower pump per hour

How do I know how much nutrients are in my fruits and vegetables once I use nutrient dense soil, water etc?

I don't think refined nutrients are better than nutrients that exist in natural compound form. I believe produce that is grown with refined nutrients looks good but it is lacking something in comparison with natural organic produce.

Any recommendations on pumps? I keep burning pumps out practically monthly.

1) super variable 2) large scale/foliar application ease 3)not to clog emitters / irrigation 4) hard to meter out full concentration 5) apply like normal castings

outstanding video!!

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I need to watch this again 🫶🏾 Very informative

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Where is the video link for the pressure compensated emitters? Thank you

thank you, sir great info. I was confused on how how many inches I should put mgrow light above my seedlings

in aeroponics, how often should the roots be prayed, then dry, before the next spray?