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[@ved7690]

I tried building a tower at home two years ago. Had a veriety of plants, to my surprise none went dead. Later found difference in growth and yellowish leafs on some, my pipe was too narrow and that organic homemade fertilizer (one used on soil) didn't do well on my setup. It came to a point it doesn't worth the trouble. In future when i find time i would love to have a setup like you do 💜

[@twillyspanksyourcakes]

You can do a soil tower

[@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep]

Organic fertilizer is a big no no for these kind of setups. Just asking for rot.

[@jonslg240]

He doesn't account for how far the towers have to be spread apart, which is very misleading and makes the results sound extremely, spectacularly efficient vs the truth, which is that it's somewhat more efficient than normal while adding lots of cost

[@TheUnholyPosole]

​@@WaterspoutsOfTheDeeplol....you goofballs and your "organic" nonsense. Synthetic is just concentrated organic elements. You're brainwashed by marketing.

[@metaljack866]

Thanks , I have some big PVC pipes I was going to try making a tower out of , but now I'll look into something with a larger diameter.

[@metaljack866]

Not a single wilted leaf on any of those towers /plants , that's incredible.

[@kylepope6805]

They’re actually bending over and look to have little to no turgidity

[@twitchy.mp3]

Not to be a hater but he may groom them and pluck dead leaves

[@shmokeotyeop6252]

​@@twitchy.mp3yes but there is none

[@JenniferFuchek]

Can you do a video HOW to get started? What kind of pipe or supplies are needed, soil or whatever growing medium, water, fertilizer, etc. would be fantastic! I have a quarter acre so not a whole lot of space (and soil quality will take some work) but would love to have some vertical growing towers.

[@kumaIndigo]

They sell the things so i doubt they'll tell you all that

[@jaypeadieL611]

Its too expensive to be cost effective cause if it were they would be a produce market instead of a farming supplies seller

[@mardyshelton4770]

It is really inspiring to see all the veggies. 😊

[@AB_Evans]

Yum! Looks so good! Fresh green onions are a favorite of mine. Perfect addition to so many recipes! 🤤 👍👍💚

[@SonOfCreator69]

This is Outstanding! 💪🏾😃🙌🏽👍🏽👏🏽🔥🔥🔥

[@stevena9512]

These towers are really cool and can grow a tremendous amount of food. My questions are, 1: how do you keep the wind from blowing it over when it is near harvest 2: how much and where does the water come from, municipal water system of rainwater? I’ve been eyeing these for nearly 10 years and this has always been my questions. Thanks, Happy Harvests.

[@Sambhunathnature1489]

Wow so beautiful vegetable garden. I like so very much.

[@colleenkarayiannis8814]

Love spring onions, all fresh garden veg.

[@PintuMahakul]

👍 You have harvested good green onions. Thank you very much for sharing your wonderful video art work. We highly appreciate your work!

[@tooshay7396]

PLEASE talk about growing several DIFFERENT plants on one tower. Thx!

[@Agrotonomy]

Absolutely, video coming soon.

[@1truthseeking8]

​@@Agrotonomy as awesome as this is, the amount of plastic exposure: PFA's, PBA, BPH, BPA, and of course: dioxin & phthalates that are persistent exposure... I don't know how one could construct something like this with any longevity of use made our of something like fires clay or glass...?

[@thewafen763]

@@1truthseeking8 IT takes a while for plastic to leach chemicals into the water. You can mitigate it by changing the water and using food-safe plastic that is BPA free and doesn't leach chemicals as rapidly. Also, You can def make it out of glass or clay if you had the equipment. but you can DIY it with stainless steel.

[@1truthseeking8]

@@thewafen763 doesn't take anytime at all.... I have an uncle that works at a university...research is showing that dioxin alone "migrates" out of all plastics with: as little as temperature change if 23 degrees Fahrenheit in EITHER direction from room temperature, mechanical "stress" OR deformation, Exposure to U.V. light (regardless of u.v. resistance chemicals added that DO protect the overall integrity of the plastic did NOT protect/reduce mo cement of dioxin from the plastics, dioxin is in highest concentration when plastic is new, but as it ages the rate increases, exxv posure to liquids increases this movement, but exposure to organics was MUCH higher... living organics - liquids containing bacteria, fungus, etc was THE HIGHEST. ... For a separate chemical such as BPA, even having your food wrapped in plastic increased it, THEN the BPA "in the adhesive of ANY label stuck (not just on a vegetable/fruit) but in the saran wrap on oackaged meat AND on plastic bottles juices, milk, soda pop. . Transdermal but from "one plastic" THROUGH "another plastic into food and liquids simply from being in physical contact...like one empty jar touching another one containing food/liquid... I am really surprised that such a "utopian/hopium" blindness is so strong in those growing food.

[@shorty1103]

​@@1truthseeking8 rolls eyes.... dont you people ever get tired. Jesus 😂

[@ladysmith3578]

I love the marigolds in the one setup. They’re beautiful.

[@ttphat1005]

I really love this plant tower, this way we can also use the spring onion root too. The root of spring onion is nice spicy for broth.

[@rogerroth7782]

We gardeners never think of using the root.

[@samrees4166]

I really like this idea, I want to show my Dad and try to evolve the way we grow things

[@Schmuly]

You should look up the downsides of this first, it needs constant electricity an extremely stable climate, constant maintenance to keep the plants alive because soil contains everything plants need while just water doesn't, these plants are also low in vitamins and minerals because they aren't in soil so don't have access.

[@ElizabethWarrenYeahYeah]

Love the idea of the aeroponic tower.

[@joannbyrd6324]

Thanks for sharing this with us.

[@vicentechinjr.959]

You have a great fertilizer mix.

[@stashagarcia101]

Ive never grown them in my tower gardens. Its amazing that you got that many plants in one tower

[@kathypaaaina3953]

Aloha hugs 🤗 I believe in Vertical gardening Mahalo

[@jarehseoaklen7690]

I love your technique, and videos🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@elenaperea6618]

I need to get a couple of these towers

[@kallieharo8457]

Wow they look great!

[@davem5308]

What a cool operation you young folks have going on there!

[@samwakeel8331]

One of my favorite veggies is the spring onion. I would love to grow some as large as you have. GOOD JOB 👏👍

[@bhmcrumbs1348]

Huge scallion/green onions!! Chinese regularly tops food & make dipping sauce with finely cut scallion to add flavor & appeal

[@suesmith6770]

Have you got some videos that go into greater detail about this system ? I tried growing in towers with abysmal results . Your results are amazing !

[@Agrotonomy]

We have uploaded several videos about our aeroponic towers. Feel free to check out our KZbin account!

[@lindapack3229]

That's fabulous you are real hard and your onions and fruits are wonderful you have a good evening God bless❤❤❤❤

[@michellebmw2200]

It's so beautiful your aeroponic. Nuts it's too much to harvest 1 kind veg in 1 container. IST possible to mix veg in 1 container?

[@Wanderer_Sonal]

Well cultivating this requires lots of Agriculture knowledge... Kudos👌👏👏

[@crappo8459]

Awesome thanks for sharing 👍👍👍

[@Star_of_the_new_moon]

Wow love the idea

[@josephberish6308]

What is the Nutritional Value vs in the Ground? Thanks n Blessing’s Joseph

[@twillyspanksyourcakes]

Definitely inferior compared to soil raised crops

[@TheUnholyPosole]

Probably the same, maybe a little less mineral content though.

[@SCh1m3ra]

Inferior to regular (70% on the worst estimates I think; Regularly in the 80s? Been a minute) but outcompeted by volume if all goes right. Also, all those plants are growing above the knees. Makes the rice krispies a little more happy to pick than the old ways.

[@BigB932]

Love veggies but not a fan of plastic

[@ronraines5690]

Pretty sure the plastic in this is food grade

[@jonathanryan5860]

Wow, luckily, I love spring onions!

[@elosocial]

Looks awesome! Is this water OK for human consumption? 🤔

[@clownworld3107]

These vegetables are placebos. Healthy vegetables must grow up in soil, which has minerals and nutrients. Plant nutrition is dependent on soil minerals and nutrients.

[@Urteil164]

This little big dog bed 😢 cute

[@garyi.2954]

How much nutrition hydroponically vs soil raised.

[@kellylynnbrowne947]

That fab!!

[@ThinkB4UAct]

Very Kool but where does one buy's that unit you use to grow the plants & vegetables

[@Agrotonomy]

Thanks for your interest in our aeroponic towers! We offer international shipping and you can place an order through our website: 🌱 agrotonomy.com/

[@reddoordentrainingcenter8564]

Those look super expensive.. How many plants can u grow from one tower

[@robyngrimes1743]

That's incredible. What do you do with it all?

[@GenSen]

Most people eat them

[@Agrotonomy]

We make sure to consume the crops we grow, and any surplus is donated for others to enjoy the fresh harvests.

[@savannahjoseph4968]

Love it woooow

[@jenniferbarnea3103]

Awesome 😍 🎉🎉🎉

[@neliajesuitas7845]

Wow Amazing

[@deborahjohnson2474]

What brand of tower are you using I'd like to consider it

[@Agrotonomy]

You may purchase these aeroponic towers on our website, and we offer worldwide shipping. Please visit our website for further details: 🌱 agrotonomy.com/

[@danielkim8741]

Why are you growing marigolds right next to the onions? Or are those edible flowers?

[@ЗОЯКИСЕЛЁВА-б3к]

Интересно,какая смесь залита в эти ёмкости и где их можно купить?👍👍👍👏👏

[@Agrotonomy]

The plants get their nutrients from an ionic mineral nutrient solution that is soluble and mixed in the water. It provides all of the macronutrients and micronutrients necessary for healthy plant growth.

[@ZebbMassiv]

Imagine if supermarkets all had seasonal outdoor areas like this

[@DemetriaSanico]

Wow that's a lots of union.

[@sheemondallasgeorgia]

I generally do not like onions but the idea is brilliant. My apartment has a tiny balcony. Perfect for a vertical strawberry patch.

[@phechristchild]

Where do you purchase the aeroponic towers, little baskets, and other tools that is needed to start my garden? Also any suggestions on the best seeds to purchase?

[@Agrotonomy]

We've got these amazing aeroponic towers available on our website. Simply visit our website for all the details on residential and commercial towers: agrotonomy.com/ If you’re located outside the US, Canada, and Europe, please fill out the contact form, and we’ll send you more details.

[@thomasmccarty09]

wow what are you going to do with that sell it dry it and where you going to store it that's fantastic

[@semaka66]

How much electricity, water, and nutrients was necessary for that tower to run until harvest?

[@Agrotonomy]

Each tower uses a low-wattage submersible pump that operates at 45 watts for 4.8 hours of irrigation per day (3 min. on and 12 min. off). This means that at $0.18 kWh (average cost of electricity for households in the USA), it only costs about $1.20 in electricity per tower per month. When growing fruits and vegetables in aeroponic towers, we save up to 95% water in comparison to conventional farming. This is definitely the perfect farming technology for places where water is scarce. On average, a commercial aeroponic tower growing 52 plants will use about 1 to 2 gallons per day which is approximately 4 to 7 liters per day depending on crops and conditions.

[@dwrjr27]

You could have multiple aeroponic towers and plant to perpetual harvest every two weeks or however long the green onions last in the fridge. The switch indoors under a grow light during the winter.

[@aliensexist6634]

dude i love those raw on hot spicy soup. those look clean af

[@vnikyt]

Amazing! But is there a difference in nutrients between aeroponic veggies and those grown in regular soil?

[@Agrotonomy]

Plants grown aeroponically have 100% availability of oxygen at the root level enhancing their ability to absorb nutrients. As a result, whether talking about nutrient density, antioxidant levels, or flavonoid levels where crops rank as high as the best ever tested with soil farming. Increase in nutrient density, flavonoids, and antioxidant levels also translates in superior taste and vegetables with the appropriate texture and water content!

[@vnikyt]

@@Agrotonomy thanks for clarifying!

[@meowme7644]

Nice 😊

[@cristinavindas4514]

Looks great. What is the mineral and vitamins content f the vegetables if they are artificially "fed". N, K & P alone?

[@Agrotonomy]

We feature a scientific comparative study that addresses nutrient density, antioxidant levels, flavonoids level, and crop yield. This study compares veggies grown on aeroponic towers with crops grown in the soil through conventional farming. To learn more, please visit this page: 🌱 agrotonomy.com/beyond-organic/

[@sg-cg6lr]

Zero wilting or browning?! An roots are bustin... What type of root food / fertilizers do you use throughout the grow?

[@Agrotonomy]

Our soluble ionic mineral nutrient solution features the purest minerals and trace elements including nitrogen, calcium, chelated iron, phosphate, sulfur, soluble potash, magnesium, boron, copper, manganese, molybdenum, zinc, and many other micronutrients and trace elements.

[@ThPaHareram]

This is a right choice hydroponic plants

[@niamh2739]

What about the nutrient content ? How are they supposed to get a wide diverse spectrum of minerals and nutrients?

[@sagichnicht1713]

That’s my thought too. If they have the same as plant who grow in dirt that would be insane.

[@Agrotonomy]

Our soluble ionic mineral nutrient solution features the purest minerals and trace elements including nitrogen, calcium, chelated iron, phosphate, sulfur, soluble potash, magnesium, boron, copper, manganese, molybdenum, zinc, and many other micronutrients and trace elements.

[@rosemarykyle4094]

Amazing!

[@loulittledog6401]

Are the roots edible as well? I recollect seeing a video of a recipe that included them:)

[@Agrotonomy]

Yes, the roots of green onions are edible. However, we add the roots to our compost.

[@thebigbang4474]

Wow! I need to learn this technic. Property tax these days is gone up to the roof. Wonder where is your location?

[@Agrotonomy]

You can learn more about these aeroponic towers by visiting our website: 🌱 agrotonomy.com/

[@laurawood8145]

Is the nutritional value as good as organic?If so the world hunger problem may be close the solutions.They all look beautiful terrific job!!!!!

[@Agrotonomy]

There is a scientific comparative study that compares nutrient density levels, antioxidant levels, and flavonoid levels of crops grown in the soil and crops grown in the towers, it shows that aeroponic crops rank as high as the best grown in soil while having over 30% increase in yields. The study is featured on our website under the Beyond Organic page: agrotonomy.com/beyond-organic/

[@ElidaeDanh]

This can actually save space and revolutionize farming

[@paovang9164]

Those are some thick green onions.

[@vladoskrepnik7344]

Great idea my man.

[@Mariaaaaaaaa213]

I want to get into gardening but its alot, so i like this idea. Due to the cost i wouldn't get the tower, but i may buy the rockwool cubes for $21US in the spring and diy the tower.

[@saraswatikatke4011]

Please make full video on aerophonic set up and its fertilisers etc

[@Agrotonomy]

We have uploaded videos about nutrients and how we set up an aeroponic tower. Kindly visit our profile and check them out.

[@Serai3]

Can a tower be used to farm more than one item? 'Cause I'd love to get one of these, but I'm not going to grow 20 bunches of green onions.

[@emhenry3487]

Love it! Amazing gardening, how great is that growing your own food and maybe for sale too… where are you guys located? Do you go to farmers market? I would be your client!!!! ♥️♥️

[@CindymeCindy]

If that could be done organically, I’d do it. Are the plant fertilizers pesticide and bad-stuff free?

[@Agrotonomy]

To be labeled organic, the nutrients would need to originate from a living organism such as worms. Our nutrients only have earth-based minerals and trace elements, therefore it can't be technically labeled as organic. In fact, minerals are technically classified as inorganic substances. Nonetheless, there are no harmful chemicals or artificial ingredients in our nutrient solution, only minerals and trace elements that the plants need are used.

[@ElleDeas]

Would you ever be open share your mix for each plant? I’d love to try this, but I know the nutrients needs to be far more scrutinized than if they’re just in soil. I really wanna do this at home

[@Agrotonomy]

Our soluble ionic mineral nutrient solution features the purest minerals and trace elements including nitrogen, calcium, chelated iron, phosphate, sulfur, soluble potash, magnesium, boron, copper, manganese, molybdenum, zinc, and many other micronutrients and trace elements.

[@ElleDeas]

@@Agrotonomy Sounds aesome, but it;s a different ratio for each vegeable right?

[@joepoole4620]

Don’t bother everybody it’s a thousand dollars for one plastic tower

[@Nehagrows]

You can build one yoirself for under 150

[@DavidfromMichigan]

​@@Nehagrowsdamn, we could sell them like hot cakes for 500 and still make great return.

[@aaronlohr8477]

And it shades out more ground than it covers

[@TheUnholyPosole]

​@@Nehagrows...or you could spend $50 on extra water, compost, and fertilizer, and just grow in the ground.

[@icraftcrafts8685]

It's for limited space

[@themike43]

I wonder how your setup is for filling these and feeding them

[@Agrotonomy]

Each tower is equipped with a low-wattage submersible pump that operates at 45 watts. It is on for 4.8 hours per day (3 minutes on and 12 minutes off continuously).

[@filipdonadic8333]

How do you grow this haha. I have onions in my garden but not that much on one place.

[@Antreus]

Do these have any nutritional value at all? Wouldn’t the soil provide more minerals?

[@Agrotonomy]

We feature a scientific comparative study that addresses nutrient density, antioxidant levels, flavonoids level, and crop yield. This study compares veggies grown on aeroponic towers with crops grown in the soil through conventional farming. To learn more, please visit this page: 🌱 agrotonomy.com/beyond-organic/

[@lcvb1624]

Who do you sell to??? How did you build your market?

[@bessevaraven859]

Id like to know how to do something similiar indoors in a SMALL space..... an apartment with something of a short hanging tower or that can be blocked off so pets cant tear it up...i have a cat...and the community garden space gets robbed by my arsehole neighbours. Its also winter...lolol. but everyone in the building is disabled/eldery/low income so any tips?

[@johncaruso3824]

Thats awesome, but you dont mean 220 bunches correct? You mean 220 sprouts. Approximately 15 bunches? I am asking because I am interested in trying this.

[@erikadowdy2382]

Wow! Good job❤

[@SuhailAly-qy7bn]

Great ideia. I admire your work. What kind of fertilizer you put on water?

[@Agrotonomy]

We use a 100% natural ionic mineral nutrient solution that is mixed in the water which allows the plants to receive all the essential minerals and trace elements for healthy plant growth.

[@SuhailAly-qy7bn]

@@Agrotonomy thanks a lot. I want to try a setup. Thanks for the inspiration.

[@sitonathan5554]

wow so cute Baby boy 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mehruthomas]

do you have a video on how to begin. and what to do to fertilise?

[@Agrotonomy]

We use a 100% natural ionic mineral nutrient solution that is mixed in the water which allows the plants to receive all the essential minerals and trace elements for healthy plant growth. We have uploaded videos featuring how we start from seeds to harvest. Kindly visit our profile or check our website to get more information: agrotonomy.com/

[@tinamitchell8735]

This system works great .

[@Moriful08]

How many distance to row to row and column to column?

[@suecolbert1047]

I ❤🎉😊 IT!

[@sharkladyindisguise]

How much water is used in this method compared to a traditional aquaponic or dirt-growth? It’s such a cool idea but the water use of these always makes me hesitate. I DO like the closes system so one disease isn’t going to catch every other plant.

[@Agrotonomy]

When growing fruits and vegetables in aeroponic towers, we save up to 95% water in comparison to conventional farming. This is definitely the perfect farming technology for places where water is scarce. On average, a commercial aeroponic tower growing 52 plants will use about 1 to 2 gallons per day which is approximately 4 to 7 liters per day depending on crops and conditions.

[@ThPaHareram]

I like aeroponic towers

[@Agrotonomy]

You can find additional information about our aeroponic towers and how they promote modern gardening practices on our website: agrotonomy.com/

[@jamesjorge3908]

How do you deal with bugs? I want to buy a few towers but there are flies in area.

[@Agrotonomy]

Good question! Considering that the plants are growing vertically upwards off the ground, this drastically reduces the amount of pests that can access the plants. However, if we do have an insect issue, we use organic pest control such as neem oil, pyrethrin, thuricide, and agricultural soap (potassium salts).

[@ShaunyKnuckles]

Hey love your vids. Where and how can i learn to do this? What course can i take in uni?

[@Agrotonomy]

These aeroponic towers are available for purchase on our website. To find out more about the available residential and commercial options, head over to our website: agrotonomy.com/

[@60CC60]

are these towers with soil? I think I saw something about hydroculture for vertical towers? I always did wonder if the veggies that seem to prosper and grow big have any nutritional differences to other grown vegetables. are they better? worse? the same?

[@Agrotonomy]

These plants are grown in aeroponic towers, meaning that there is no soil used, only water mixed with a 100% ionic mineral nutrient solution is used. This allows the plants to receive all the macronutrients and micronutrients that are necessary for healthy plant growth. This method of farming saves on 95% water usage and 90% space when compared to soil-based farming.

[@60CC60]

@@Agrotonomy thank you for the answer! would you say that tending to vertical towers is easy maintenance and beginner friendly?

[@richarddebideen6371]

Any video about how the tower works

[@concernpinoy3412]

And one aerophonic tower cost how much?and how long is the ROI i bet most farmer can’t afford that.

[@Agrotonomy]

It is difficult to give a general financial projection of a vertical farm. In fact, in some countries, a certain crop can be considered fodder while it is a specialty item in another country. Each country has its own price point for labor, rent, electricity, and water. In fact, within the same country, oftentimes, those rates can feature huge gaps. Also, for example, the price per head of lettuce can vary drastically from country to country. We always recommend individuals to conduct a local market analysis. The price varies based on the quantity of towers and shipping location. For more information and to place an order, visit our website: 🌱 agrotonomy.com/

[@kylepope6805]

Reminds me of the upside down tomato pots

[@lquint800]

Beautiful

[@maria.g.416]

I'm curious, can you different kinds of plants in the same tower?

[@dorkwholoveyaoi6067]

Would their taste be the same with plants planted on soil?

[@Agrotonomy]

Plants grown aeroponically have 100% availability of oxygen at the root level enhancing their ability to absorb nutrients. As a result, whether talking about nutrient density, antioxidant levels, or flavonoid levels where crops rank as high as the best ever tested with soil farming. Increase in nutrient density, flavonoids, and antioxidant levels also translates in superior taste and vegetables with the appropriate texture and water content.

[@RkJ0809]

Must have cost an absolute fortune for this setup. How do you go about doing this on a budget?

[@Agrotonomy]

Prices vary depending on the quantity you select and your country. For more info, please visit our website: 🌱 agrotonomy.com/

[@RkJ0809]

@@Agrotonomy I live in the US and the price are out of sight. It would take 5 years of growing to make it work the price