All that info has really helped ....thankyou sir. 😊

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

Great video, where did you buy the pads? Can you pin a post ? I saw multiple people ask this question. Also you said use h202 to help keep clean . What ratio of that per gallon?

Where you get those wet panels

What about planting the tree in the bag.. into the ground. I just did my fig plant that way.. now I’m wondering if I should have cut the bottom of it(?).

Looks great , are you running a single masterblend nutrient formula for multiple plant type ?

Hello sir. , I find your videos very useful and practical. I'm in Ghana in West Africa. I really want to try a few jars hydroponics out here. Can you please if feasible send me a few grams of masterblend, calcium nitrate and Epsom salt. It would go along way. Thanks. Mahama Abdul -Basit

So patasum nitrate, ,? By it self or are you adding it to the mix w h2o2? I remember that some chemicals react badly with others? Im guessing that this isn't the case here??

I live in spain heat here all day from morning to 9.30 there is sun at the moment i put a 60% one i had a 40% before and mesured the lumins seems like there is decent light inside my greenhouse cause it gets light all day sun here its all day and intense in summer so i will try and see how it works out for me i plant medicinal plants so they need sun i use 2 fans also the girls look happy to be honest temp at the moment are 26 to 28.5 at the moment with good air flow in july august maybe it can go up a little more

How many percent of H2O2 you use ?

Does it have to be in an opening or could you build a freestanding frame and have it inside the greenhouse

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You Talk too MUCH ....

Welcome back. Looking forward to your new content.

Great video What is the white on top

👏🏼 Hi I just found your channel and am going to watch this video for the first time. I had to pause it to say hahahaha! I give the reseeding “hairline “ comment. I love it! Too cute! I’ll show my husband. He’ll get a kick out of it too. He also has a reseeding hairline. And I’m a cosmetologist too.

You guys rock!! Thank you so much!

Loved your show..but music too annoying

amazing work i did the same system, just with other manualy tools wich i found out. the plants, tomte cucumber, ... did perfect .but at the end i got root rot ,i couldn t avoid that,i tryed every singel solution,but it did not work.the system was installed in Denmark under my house in my cellar .i changed the nutrution solution befor time because it becom dirty smell bad .changed collor.but i does not work, i used artificial light,metal hard, because no light in cellar i got some tomate and cucumber ..but the root rot won t stop. i used a kind of sterilisation with oxygen water following a special process, but no success. i stoped the system,i want to start again but root rot damage my will. do you have any idea .thanks. its amazing.

I put my fabric buckets in a boot tray that I got at Lowes for around $10. So far I'm really impressed by fabric buckets. They also work well with watering spikes or "olla" type irrigation.

What size shade cloth do you have on that greenhouse?

Welcome back. Great work there with the house - interesting to see different designs and ideas.

I know this is an older video, but after watching it, I ordered this 10 bucket kit. This kit is awesome and very well thought out even with great directions! Thanks

You are the best 👌 just what I was looking for.

I bought a 30 gallons fabric grow bag for my chirimoya tree Is that good?!

So I use a mix of soil and sand to help the drainage since fabric grow bag get drained faster Can I use only normal soil?!

Humidity dome and mist with clean water

Teach them sterilize everything medium to perlite to cube and plugs and use clean water ppm of 9 or less … help them from fungus gnats and ect lol

Grow plant in this bucket s

I'm glad nobody knows what to call these things. I tried calling them potato bags and everyone looked at me like I was sasquatch.

i have a weird hoa and i can't have anything on the ground to catch the water from my grow bags so i developed a semi self-wicking system to prevent moisture & nutrient loss from my plants. i have discovered aluminum foil dutch oven liners. they go into the bottom of my bags filled with coco coir with a pvc pipe exposed at the top. i don't need to worry about watering during the throes of ridiculous heat waves. i made the watering pipes tall enough that there is no bending over now and my coco coir doesn't become hydrophobic when the heat gets extreme.

where can we purchase the wetting Panels? I did not find them on your webpage

Great video Og!! Thank u and keep up the good work

What size is best for intermediate tomato plants suggestions for trellis

OK, you guys are having waaay too much fun....

good job

New subscriber to your channel and watcher here. Wow, this is what I imagine having some day! So nice to see orange trees, bell peppers and tomatoes inside with a foot of snow outside! Nice work!

I live in SW Colorado... we get cold, snow and icy conditions here in winter. How do I take care of my evaporative water wall here during winter? Thank you for a great video. Very helpful.

Can you grow snap peas using this method

Thank you so much learning allot from binge watching your vids.

Why did you choose not to shade the end walls?

how to reseed a receding hairline

Just amazing what you have accomplished, very impressive.

Why not fill the trey with solution and let it wick up?

What master blend do you use

How much do those swamp cooler pads cost?

Awesome!

papaya seeds are hard to germinate? 😮 in tropicalncountries they germinate like weeds everywhere. may be you need to raise the temperature to.tropical levels

great videos, great hydroponic systems. I built a system with perlite for my NFT system. Tomato growth is faster and better with perlite. I have still one question. How often and how long does the pump run. The perlite retains water, which means that you have to water a lot less.

No vermiculite ? Just started using that for small seeds . Thanks !