Cheapest Hydroponic System For Everyone | Under $1/100 Rs

[@Katya-zj7ni]

This is so important for everyone on this fragile planet, if we can grow even just enough at home to feed our families and anyone struggling in our community we should be thankful and grateful. I live in Scotland Uk and we have no full sun for so much of the year so I use grown lights for my hydroponics, but this system is so simple for so many people . Bless you for sharing ❤️

[@lindamilazzo9609]

Another way to get warmth for your plants create a small hot house for them. This is how the bigger Hydroponic growers do it. Just a suggestion. I live in Australia, The way the so called powers are tampering with our weather it is difficult to get the photo synthesis. Hot housing is also a way of the Chemical trails not contaminating your food and soil.

[@gemmaespirito9656]

Hello I found it very interesting and looks good I will try it also for the first time rosewallit of oriental mondoro

[@usewisdom2]

@@lindamilazzo9609 so glad you are aware of the socalled powers that be, the Cabal and their evil intentions for humanity.

[@livingoverseas5122]

@@usewisdom2 That's what brings me here to learn how to grow my own food! But I've been skeptical about the hydroponic method because the nutritious solution could be an issue.

[@SusanneCape]

This guy is incredible. He loves to grow his own food and passes on his knowledge to us. He rocks, to my mind. He makes me want to grow food, and I live in a flat with no garden 🤣

[@urbangardeningofficial]

💐💐💐

[@Deb11-11]

You can grow indoors if you have LED lights with full spectrum wavelengths. They will be available at any hardware store. Try to find 4 ft shop lights. They are not very expensive. There is a lot of info on led growing lights online. They do not heat up a room and are very low energy cost.

[@vf3289]

He makes me want to try this and I live in the snow.

[@usewisdom2]

yes and I love how he is kind and loving to his dog.

[@gndlng]

this is the simplest hydrophonics gardening i've seen, by far. thank you so much for this! i didn't know it is this simple.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thanks 💐 try this and you will love it 🤝 happy gardening 💐

[@juriainun5148]

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[@veronicaingente4431]

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[@iuncaged]

You new generation farmers are killing nutrients in food crops. I bought carrot the other time, it was so orange in color and fresh and meaty that I couldn't wait to eat it. As soon as I took a bite, I became worried. It was flavorless and tasteless. I was eating carrot that tasted like water. Carrots are supposed to be sweetish with a very strong carrot flavour Same thing with garlic. Garlic ought to have a really strong garlic flavour but the garlic in the market these days is so mild in flavor that you wonder what horror profit driven greedy farmer are doing to our food crops! I can't be the only one noticing how mild our fruits and veggies are getting in flavour?? Profit is not all there is to life. Food nutrients in plant should always trump profit. You are planting crops in water and reaping flavorless and nutrientless harvest! Even okra, onions, pineapples, strawberries etc are beginning to taste like water. Change your ways. Grow food in the ground. Grow food crops in soil not in water Use organic manure. Stop being lazy. Spread the word!!

[@anusada4608]

@@iuncaged yes u are correct

[@deepjain7765]

Thought it was hard after learning it in class 10...took me 3 years to realise how dumb i was and how simple it could be... thanks for this video loved the narration the editing knowledge, everything in itself is basic but this is simply a complete video💞

[@margareth1504]

I too thought it was complicated and much involvement with careful detail, Well I too was wrong, so well shown here, im confident to try this at home.

[@Gloriagal78]

@@margareth1504 Same!

[@pershop4950]

If we use the commercial products, hydroponics will seem to be complicated and even expensive. But if we use these DIY ideas, we can realize, it's actually reasonable and definitely we can try it at home.

[@baddbugg888]

Also, you can cut all but 2-3 leaves off each plant instead. This encourages further plant growth & is great if you're out of seedlings. I re-cut each plant for only a month because the lettuce can become sorta bitter. I hope this helps someone out & Happy Gardening! :)

[@bthompson2192]

Thanks for the info.

[@patricksmithsr.3787]

Thank You ❤️❤️

[@joiekrzyz1086]

are you growing lettuce in India

[@bobbailey1288]

I can never understand how people can give a thumbs down to such a relaxing and informative video. Keep them coming!

[@guenady9267]

They're manufacturérs or promoters of expensive automated hydroponics systèms. .

[@MsCafecito]

They dislike foreign voices

[@rebel4466]

Dislikes can have lots of reasons. From "that's not the plant I wanted to grow" and "I was looking for a different solution" to anything else. 700k views to not even 500 dislikes currently is below average. Not everything has to be business related or racist. Even clicking or tapping the wrong thing can happen.

[@Dattadreya]

When all u have is negative is all ur give

[@lisaeaker9064]

Exactly like this guy grows amazing plants

[@mr.critic]

These video tutorials couldn't have been more useful than these days of hardship. 👏

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thanks 😊

[@esthercortez5128]

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[@PippaMarks]

Mr Critic Absolutely 🙏🏻

[@BobiR-bl9fc]

This Indian accent is killing me

[@ciloscrisofficial1893]

Hi i love your channel! Im sending my support..lets stay connected .

[@MissionaryForMexico]

I have two suggestions to improve growth cycle. Install a aquarium air pump with diffuser, this will greatly improve oxygen to water. Also check your pH of water, you can fine tune the growing cycle depending on oh. Even the temperature of water will improve overall growth!

[@1wldnczyguy]

Those suggestions make this process far more complicated, and far more expensive. And, it is a completely different method of hydroponic growing. One which I haven’t the time or inclination to explain to you. (Perhaps you can even suggest how this man could electrify this greenhouse, which probably has no electric service, at the moment. Yeah, I’m waiting for THAT suggestion.) You REALLY didn’t “get” the entire idea surrounding this “inexpensive” and “low-tech” hydroponic growing idea. So much for YOUR critical thinking skills.

[@MissionaryForMexico]

@@1wldnczyguy and air pump you can pick up for under 8 bucks at Walmart. The air diffuser is under 3 bucks. So that makes it more expensive? What's with you? You must be one unhappy individual on this planet!

[@Gloriagal78]

@@MissionaryForMexico I think your suggestions are very practical.

[@eviebivens5353]

Ive seen where a fish aquarium was set up with the plants growing on top...

[@MissionaryForMexico]

@@eviebivens5353 right that is called agua ponics . You create a a habitat for fish, and the fish waste is food for the plants. For this to work, you first get the plants started in advance. I have helped a man set up two ibc containers. Where one is growing food, the other is raising tilapia. The fish waste make the nutrients to grow food. The plants clean and filter the water for the fish!

[@childofgod94]

Thank you! I've been wanting to try growing hydroponically for a while but was overwhelmed by it. You've given me the confidence to try with this simple method. Great video! Thank you.

[@theresahedges1478]

I never realised hydroponics could be so easy! Thank you for a very informative and inspiring video.

[@christiebussey1285]

This is the most AWESOME by far!! Love how such minimal number of items needed to grow food when you don't have personal space to grow! Thanks! for sharing! 💜

[@urbangardeningofficial]

🤝💐

[@chocolate001able]

Wow!! I'm in awe with your tutorials😍I am no way an experienced gardener, however you have inspired me to not be afraid and get on with it. I'm definitely trying this.....thank you🤗

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Happy Gardening 😊💐 😀

[@skibadibupapa4383]

🥰 Glad to hear it! Let us know how you get along. 😀

[@yummy9937]

To a great extent you have opened my mind. I have always thought of getting an expart to help beuild a hydroponic sytsem to use on a balcony. Asante sana

[@lindamilazzo9609]

I love the fact that there is a much simpler way of doing hydroponics that doesn't cost a fortune, especially in a small garden. Thank you.

[@last2reply]

I found watching you pop the little squares out very satisfying. Thank you for the well put together demonstration.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Hahaha 😃 thanks 🌹💐

[@penguin_reader_yt9510]

1:39 "What is that?"

[@selvisel7135]

Hi i am a 14 years old kid and i watch your video for my school project,now i uderstand the sistem of this hidropoics i already make it and i won 3 place in my class.Thank you for educating me.

[@gilbertchivhunga]

Congratulations child you're genius

[@forgiven212]

Thank you so much for sharing this! I'm a RN and Gardening is such a great stress reliever! I will send this link to my daughter. She can totally do this on her apartments Balcony 😍 Subbed!

[@racellig.flores3631]

This is the simplest and cheapest hydroponics style I have watched so far. Many other videos have made me undecided to try hydroponics. Thank you for the encouragement.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Glad it was helpful 🙏 happy Gardening

[@suzannefronzaglio2427]

I love this! You showed how to do this in such great easy to follow directions! I love simplicity, and "for beginners". Also this "low-budget" method is one I really appreciate! I will share this info with others. Thank you so much for sharing this! 👍😊👏👏👏

[@AntiqueJeans]

Thank for for sharing. This is one of the easier hydroponic videos as you can use a bowl and not a big barrell for small plants.

[@theseanmmoreband]

Thank you so very much! I really learned a lot in your tutorial. I am just working on creating my own hydroponics system from your tutorial. I am so excited to see the results! Wishing you so many Blessings!

[@leoandrews1696]

After moving to Brisbane Australia I found it impossible to grow anything in the harsh sun, even the grass gave up. After watching your no nonsense video I was so impressed I followed your instructions, placed the lettuce plants in a semi shaded spot and waited for them to die. But they didn't! They grew up healthy and tasty, with none of the bitter undertones that shop bought lettuce can have. Not believing my luck I tried again with the same good results. Since then I have successfully grown tomatoes, peppers, zucchini and mint with my only failure being a batch of lettuce that I left in the sunny part of the garden. All the plants struggled in the sun despite having lots of water. So many thanks coming to you from Brisbane, for taking the time to share your knowledge.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Great 😀💐💐🤝 Happy Gardening

[@mubelsjedenn]

Install a shade cloth

[@leoandrews1696]

@@mubelsjedenn Yep, just doing that now. Thankyou for replying. It helps enormously when I have to tackle something that I have never done before, when someone, often from the other side of the globe, takes the time to help out.

[@mubelsjedenn]

@@leoandrews1696 Yeah definitely, I have the same issue you see. Getting one installed myself haha.

[@pjhoover1]

I'm do thank ful for your simple explanation on how to grow hydroponical plants. I've been looking for a great solution, this is it!

[@pilotprasanna]

You have cleared my doubts and understood hydropone system. It is motivating me step in quickly to home vegetables gardening. Thank you lot 👍👍👍

[@khyden9507]

Thanks so much! i've been looking for a simple non-circulating hydroponic setup for my srp project and this is perfect! Thanks!

[@HydroGarden365]

I'm inspired to start my own hydroponic garden now! 🌿 [07:43] Thanks for the motivation!

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Wonderful 🙂

[@redwankudsi5161]

after growing the first round of the plant.. how can i reuse them as seeds to do a second cycle? or do we always have to bring the plant from soil as you did in the beginning of the video?? please reply! I really thank you for the video and the knowledge in it.

[@ingagoodwin394]

I used to do this technique. It's also called Kratky Hydroponics. I used hydroponic food and just allowed plants to drink the water all the way down. Their roots keep growing to reach down. No need to change water in this situation when planning on harvesting within 1 to 2 months. His use of the plastic seed starting trays was brilliant! I spent money on those hydroponic net pots unnecessarily. Instead of a bowl and plastic sheet. I used 8-inch deep opaque storage bins. I had to get a fancy drill bit for cutting circles in the top, but it looked really nice. I was able to just grow under 4 regular shop lights about 1 to 2 feet from top of bin. Easiest and tastiest salads I have grown. I have moved homes and don't have room for storing my grow stuff conveniently. But, if I can ever figure it out, I will be back to growing this way. I am done fighting with the grass, weeds, bugs, animals outside. You can easily grow greens and herbs under shop lights. Tomatoes and other fruiting plants need to be under special pink LED lights as those lights and stored in a grow tent with ventilation. When growing those fruiting items indoors, I would make sure the lights came on at night instead of during the day. Please if you are on the fence on this method, give it a try. I could never feel I was handy enough to do other hydroponic methods with running water and tubes, etc. If I can do this method, anyone can. Thanks so much for sharing your wisdom with us!!

[@Emeraldwitch30]

this is a perfect setup for younger children to try for first time gardening. Also if you do the same in the lids of those big quart yogurt pots you can make individual plants too lol. I also use my spent hydroponics water in my other plants. Very nice video.

[@musicmatters1114]

Yogurt pots are too small and the water will get too hot and burn the root system.

[@Emeraldwitch30]

@@musicmatters1114 hum. I grow in quart yogurt containers quite often with no issues. To each the own I suppose 🤷‍♀️

[@Deb11-11]

@@musicmatters1114 I think that depends on a few factors.

[@marysalter3179]

Thankyou, thankyou, thankyou. You have given me new hope in setting up my very own hydroponics system. I thought I needed power and a pump.... how wrong I was.

[@kostasbelladonnakakis869]

You have the best KZbin gardening channel , you make very good edit ,you have also very good ideas ,love from Greece!👍👍👍♥️

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thank you for the love n support 💐🤝

[@Janepint]

Looks like a winner! I also use food grade hydrogen peroxide at 3% to avoid mold growth. Maybe it's the colder area I live in but it seems to be a problem for me. H202 sprayed on maybe only once or twice really helps my sprouts too.

[@deepasharma3317]

To plant a garden is to believe in the Tomorrow .... Gardening is a talent and you have amazing talent in gardening and a lot of experience you teach us always new techniques in gardening I really appreciate your work Keep up the good work always Bro # Happy Gardening

[@ifukill7538]

I've got no talent but my food plants don't know this and keep growing😷😊🍅🍓

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Plants only needs love n care ...n they will reward you for that ..thanks for the constant love n support.cheers 🙏🤝 happy gardening

[@boom3863]

The most satisfying bit of this was watching the plant food cloud in the water. Thanks I’m going to try this method :) 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Happy Gardening 🤝

[@VickyFord]

Just getting into hydroponics and I'm so happy this is one of the first videos I watched. Great instructions, simple, easy to follow and I'm very hopeful now that I am able to grow our own greens indoors to use during our 5 months of winter. I'll probably have to get a grow light but that's fine. the rest of the things I already have around the house. Thank you for a lovely, relaxing, informative video and your gorgeous pup was a bonus. :)

[@taliahazeez2494]

This is the best and cheapest I have ever seen. So cool. Love

[@narensu]

Great Job, Very interesting ,clear explanations, does not look difficult, Thanks, friend. I will start shortly and keep you guys informed.

[@gringoanon4550]

That's the cleverest thing I have seen in a very long time.

[@iuncaged]

You new generation farmers are killing nutrients in food crops. I bought carrot the other time, it was so orange in color and fresh and meaty that I couldn't wait to eat it. As soon as I took a bite, I became worried. It was flavorless and tasteless. I was eating carrot that tasted like water. Carrots are supposed to be sweetish with a very strong carrot flavour Same thing with garlic. Garlic ought to have a really strong garlic flavour but the garlic in the market these days is so mild in flavor that you wonder what horror profit driven greedy farmer are doing to our food crops! I can't be the only one noticing how mild our fruits and veggies are getting in flavour?? Profit is not all there is to life. Food nutrients in plant should always trump profit. You are planting crops in water and reaping flavorless and nutrientless harvest! Even okra, onions, pineapples, strawberries etc are beginning to taste like water. Change your ways. Grow food in the ground. Grow food crops in soil not in water Use organic manure. Stop being lazy. Spread the word!!

[@nicerahmed8428]

Can you please Sir one day give us a tour of your garden!! I'm so eager to see how much one can do in small or container garden! Thank you Sir!! Your fan, all the way from Africa!

[@ifukill7538]

Hope you are doing ok in Africa and can help others learn to grow and share food😷☺🍅🍓 from Wales

[@luvwins641]

Nicer Ahmed should have cut more holes..the plants are stagnant due to lack of holes

[@sjanejms9394]

haha i was just going to comment the same. i really want a tour too!

[@nicerahmed8428]

@@luvwins641 thanks! We are ok! Trying to comply with #stayhome although it's tough, hence things like gardening keeps me sane!

[@nicerahmed8428]

@@ifukill7538 thank dear from Wales! We are doing fine! I'm still learning gardening hopefully I can grow enough to share! Stay safe!!

[@mj-zh6gu]

I watched your video twice and im decided to start my DIY project in a small space soon. Il surely give u a thumbs up..this video is simple..clear and informative ..thank you

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Happy Gardening 🤝💖

[@nichoughton]

This looks like a great introduction to hydroponics.

[@sandeepagrawal8364]

This video is really very very impressive, and even a layman can learn hydroponics. Love it.

[@klee88029]

I just love this channel, it is my favorite of many subscriptions; and I have never even planted a weed in my life yet. He makes it all so clear and easily understandable that it doesn't seem "overwhelming" to learn. I may even plant a few herb seeds as soon as the overnight temps stop dropping to the forties [F] as I have no horizontal surfaces available for inside starting/growing. Thank You Urban Gardener [PS, What is your given name please?]

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thank you 😊 ma'am for the constant love and support 💐🤝 my name is Mohit rajput 🌹

[@klee88029]

@@urbangardeningofficial Mohit, please put in your video description a link where followers/students such as me can send you, our Teacher, a donation. And, Your Amazon product affiliate links go to the India Amazon system in rupees. Perhaps you could add a few links of your favorite affordable gardening products in the USA, UK, and Canadian Amazon sites so we can show our support by purchasing through your Amazon affiliate links. That would be nice.

[@Jen-tt9yx]

Wow, this is the first one I have seen that's a hydroponic form of gardening without using a pump. I thought about this but many told me not to because it would over water the plants, but yours look great!!! Incredible work.

[@danakarloz5845]

Jen it’s called kratky method

[@johnnyofast5924]

I always have such a hard time growing lettuce, this looks like a sure fire way, for sure will try it.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Happy Gardening 😊🤝

[@authorsindysmith7771]

You can tell that you love your pup. God bless you sweet soul

[@AmandaGeyerSnobahr]

I'm going to guess you had *fun* popping the squares out of the plastic sheet. :D I enjoy your tutorials - thank you for making and posting them. Your voice is very soothing.

[@andrewghinea5220]

This is really interesting! All other video make it seem like a water pump is necessary...ive never seen something this simple with no pump!

[@PippaMarks]

I have recently bought so many veg seeds to grow, we live in uncertain times, it’s good to be prepared for whatever comes our way. I am so happy I stumbled apon your channel, you make things simple ( for even me lol ) Thank you 🙏🏻 from Australia 🇦🇺

[@infinitx1330]

I'm new to hydroponics and gardening itself, your video gives me a clear plan thanks.

[@dorisrobledo7279]

Amazing way of hydroponic backyard planting! Love it!

[@dianemyers5904]

I am going to attempt this and these instructions are very clear! I will let you know how it goes

[@tsxtreme]

Thank you very much for the simple and very useful tutorial. Two Questions: 1. Where did the seedlings come from? 2. What are the alternatives to the seeweed concentrate?

[@GodsChild145]

Any hydroponic nutrients work, the easiest would be something such as Aerogarden or MaxiGro

[@deee.9779]

Greetings, this is my second time around watching your video as a refresher.it's good info showing how those without space can still garden for almost free.

[@psithurismique]

This is amazingly simple yet effective! Do you have any alternatives to the seaweed concentrate? Or can we not put anything else at all? Your dog is really beautiful too!

[@rumpanuthabetha]

Amazing .. just $1! Thank you very much. I've been looking at all the complex hydroponic videos and was feeling overwhelmed. You are the best. Can it be done getting roots on hydrangea cuttings before planting in soil?

[@dickieprice9644]

Well I always wondered about this for years thank you for showing me

[@maggygraham2218]

I appreciate this, you showing us how to do this so cheaply with this very pleasant video. I was looking for a way to create an indoor garden with less pests, and this looks very workable, and very affordable. I will just add grow lights and it should work fine.

[@Astro1413]

I learned so much from this channel about growing plants Thank you

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thanks 💐 happy gardening

[@lourdesguzman7001]

I have a hydrophonic way of planting using Aerogarden system and the machine was so expensive,now I could use this method.

[@robynmartin2026]

thank you for sharing, the easiest, cheapest method I've seen, can't wait to get started!! Thank you:)

[@lesleymasumoto808]

Mucho mahalo for this wonderful & simple method. You’ve encouraged me to divert from all those costly “systems”. I have tons of seedlings that I now can afford to keep all of them. Mahalo Nui Loa… from Hawaii \o/ rejoicing!!!!

[@jksatte]

That's a great idea to have lettuce year round. Nice. Janice

[@sistainablehomeempiremgt2917]

The best on simplicity by far. Yet still fabulous urban gardening!! Epic. Blessings

[@darleneholloman5522]

Thanks so Much! I'm definitely going to try this with my grandbabies girls!!💝

[@hoodiedee4828]

Thank for your Time and knowledge and also those who commented. Enjoy Life and have a Bless Day. from Bridgeport Connecticut.

[@GardeningkiDuniyaYT]

Thanks for sharing the easy and cheapest way to do hydroponic gardening at home. I like it. Great work.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thank you 😊 💐

[@seeshel63]

Thank you for shari g your method; I am thrilled that I dont have to be a chemical engineer/plumber to grow my own veggies! 😊

[@petlovers198]

The lettuce seeds you gifted me, I also grew those lettuce in Kratky method since I did not find soil anywhere my area

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Great 💐

[@aakashb101]

@@urbangardeningofficial bhai kuch seeds idhr b gift krdo...😅😅 flower plants k hi shi....🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@petlovers198]

@@aakashb101 bhai main south Delhi se hun, mujhse le lena winter flowers seeds, abhi harvest kiye hain

[@anncat1957]

I forwarded on to my husband - he will love this!!

[@migueldelacruz5054]

This is actually very brilliant, thanks mate!

[@justuwait10]

Thank you for showing the simplest and easiest system anyone can do.

[@stevejohn1843]

have you considered the use of a small air pump and stone, like the use in a fish tank, to keep the water aerated and in motion, to prevent the water going stale, and of course providing oxygen to the water.. i use this method in other methods of hydroponics, and is very effective. nice video by the way..

[@sundereswarvempati1556]

Nice suggestion. Will get a aquarium air pump soon and try. Thanks

[@jeng1395]

No need for any of that. That is why he left an inch of space for the air roots to grow.

[@GabrielaRodriguez-vw2bm]

WOW!!! YOU ARE A GENIUS 😅!! Everyone else makes this sooooo complicated. Thank you so much for sharing

[@megrockstar]

This is a great tutorial, I’m curious the difference with using cocoa peat vs the stones?

[@susanlisson7066]

I think the coco coir allows for more root growth as it is lighter in weight than stones would be but I’m only logically guessing as I’ve never used rocks or stones or coco coir to grow anything hydroponically.

[@RORAtherose]

I love it! You can also add a submergible pump to circulate the water so you don’t need to change the water so often.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thanks for the tip

[@katherineblevins9544]

Oh neat! The timing of this video couldn't have come at a better time! I know what my project tomorrow will be! Thanks for sharing! :-D

[@debbieexcell5088]

Thanks for sharing. I've always wanted to try this method but could not afford the required materials. Because you have simplified this system I can now try it. 👍

[@StaceyHerewegrowagain]

Great video! Thank you so much for sharing! I'm curious how this will work for me. I have a cloning machine that I grow a lot of different things in. Usually works great and it looks like the same difference.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Great 💐😃

[@royamit1964]

What is a cloning machine ?

[@fountain855]

This is wonderful!!!this by far the easiest and cheapest I seen !! I really want to do this, but there are many mosquitos in Florida, afraid the water would draw them

[@suzannecornell2801]

I'm in a desert area. I want to try this method but also wondering how to keep the mosquitos out!

[@sharadbhutoria]

Fantastic idea. But sir, I'm not getting enough germination in this season. Do you have a video on how to get germination in the summer for lettuce and other leefy plants.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

U can grow summer vegetables such as spinach brinjal basil etc now

[@RajiTripathi]

Cutting square holes in the plastic top is cumbersome. Using a perforated bin or colander, sightly larger than the water bowl, will do the trick... as long as water touches the bottom of the top container. All you need to do is to line it with cocoa peat, which once moist, will plug the holes but will permit the roots to reach water and continue to grow. For spunach, salad greens, Boc Choy or Napa Cabbage, all of which spread out, growing them individually in 2-liter or larger water bottles, cut in half with top (after msking holes) inverted in the base works great. Darkening the bottom halfwill prevent algae growth. Regardless, you need to make sure that the water reservoir... whether a bottle or a bowl ... is made of the food-grade BPA-free plastic. The water must be changed every 2 weeks to prevent bacterial growth, and each time must replenish nutrients by adding liquid Seaweed or fish emulsion.

[@lubavukadinovic5752]

Blessings for more info. 250 mo See weed is $= 30+ tax expensive salad

[@hetaljariwala8984]

Also could you make a tutorial on the correct season for growing veggies and fruits??

[@musheershaikhind]

You made the hydroponic method very easier to implement, thank you very much for all the efforts you are making to share the wonderful and beneficial knowledge, God bless you!

[@deee.9779]

I really enjoyed this video,it being the best and easiest that I have seen.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thank you 😊

[@sreepraveenkpragada9549]

One of the best video on basic Hydroponics. Thank u Urban Gardening

[@irfansalim1582]

It's awesome , Sir can we dierectly sow seeds instead of transplanting seedlings in hydroponics system

[@urbangardeningofficial]

No it is better to start with seedlings

[@CarolReidCA]

@@urbangardeningofficial Thank you! I also wondered about planting seeds in the hydroponics system!

[@sohailahoj755]

what about sowing seeds and cover it with keeping an eye to moisture in it?

[@healthyfitmom]

Wow... I'm so impressed by the simplicity ❤️❤️❤️!!! Right now more than ever we need to become food independent and in the winter it's a bit tough in northern climates . I love this! Thank you for sharing.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

🤝💐

[@vivianramsay2527]

Goodness! Just the method I've been looking for!! Thank you for this very good video! Such an easy setup and inexpensive! Again, thank you so much! I will certainly subscribe!

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thank you 😊 happy Gardening 😊

[@kanthikappagantula2554]

I have seen many videos on Hydroponics but this is the best video for beginners like me! Thank you so much for this! One question - can you please provide a link or description for the plastic sheet used as a lid here? What is it called exactly? I am trying to find such a sheet without luck.

[@calandoful]

The dog was great addition to it all.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Hahaha 😃 thanks

[@you5692]

Right!?

[@FidoHouse]

Brilliantly cost-effective! Thank you for showing this.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Glad it was helpful! 💐🙏

[@sjanejms9394]

hi great video this was really helpfull! i do have a question. if you use this same method and when harvesting the crops. is it okey if you just pick the leaves you want and just leave the rest of the plant so it can just grow new leaves instead of planting new seedlings?

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Ya sure ...harvest outer most leaves only ...n plant will continue to grow

[@sjanejms9394]

@@urbangardeningofficial okay thank you very much!

[@happyautumn3938]

@@urbangardeningofficial good afternoon! Love you tutorial! I can't find the link to the liquid seaweed? Thanks

[@onlyholliday7334]

Thank you so much for providing this information. I will try this; you made your tutorial very easy to follow. Your garden is lovely.

[@BRM101]

Brilliant thank you I’m going to try this 👍

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Happy Gardening

[@cannabis1490]

Thank you so much for sharing this simpler, more economical way of doing hydroponics. Very much appreciated.🇯🇲

[@TechGardensarvesh]

Good job mohit bhai, I will also try this.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Great

[@vipchannel5036]

It is workout

[@iuncaged]

You new generation farmers are killing nutrients in food crops. I bought carrot the other time, it was so orange in color and fresh and meaty that I couldn't wait to eat it. As soon as I took a bite, I became worried. It was flavorless and tasteless. I was eating carrot that tasted like water. Carrots are supposed to be sweetish with a very strong carrot flavour Same thing with garlic. Garlic ought to have a really strong garlic flavour but the garlic in the market these days is so mild in flavor that you wonder what horror profit driven greedy farmer are doing to our food crops! I can't be the only one noticing how mild our fruits and veggies are getting in flavour?? Profit is not all there is to life. Food nutrients in plant should always trump profit. You are planting crops in water and reaping flavorless and nutrientless harvest! Even okra, onions, pineapples, strawberries etc are beginning to taste like water. Change your ways. Grow food in the ground. Grow food crops in soil not in water Use organic manure. Stop being lazy. Spread the word!!

[@carmenortiz5294]

@@iuncaged Exactly what makes you think this is "killing nutrients". Seaweed is a NATURAL product, not some mix of chemicals like commercial mixes of manmade chemicals. Same with water, coco"peat", potting soil (as long as you don't use chemical enhanced) and perlite. As to garlic, you do know you can grow it anywhere, depending on the type. Here it gets down to -25 degrees F, and I plant mine in the fall, to pick in summer. Very strong flavor. Stop being dumb. Research before you post nonsense. By the way, stop buying junk food and then complaining because YOU bought junk. I grow most of my own food, in my own yard.

[@jazzhenry2897]

If you use a cheap fish tank bubbler half the water so the roots can breathe the roots will be healthier and add a bit of cheap nutrients to water people that grow cannabis call them oxie pots double you're crop of tomatoes lol

[@ssahasramorganics7664]

Nice information You are making difficult things look easy I have used even vermicompost and kitchen compost tea for hydroponics @ 30-50 ml per litre - they worked well I am planning to use some cultures like azotobacter for my bean plants - @ 1ml per litre and see what happens

[@nehapal3567]

Thank you for listening to my request🙂

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thanks 💐 😄🙏

[@michaeldvorak8140]

Thanks for one of the best videos on making easy way to grow food very in expensively and quickly. Good job 👍