DOUBLE CUP: Grow Salad Greens Without Soil Inside Your Kitchen Using Recycled Cups | DIY Hydroponics

Grow Salad Greens Without Soil Inside Your Home Kitchen Using Recycled Cups | DIY Hydroponics
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[@healinghobbies]

What type of recycled container you’ve tried growing salad greens?🌱😊

[@dnw75]

I'm saving some of the larger Gatorade bottles to use. I will use those in addition to mason jars.

[@healinghobbies]

@@dnw75 That's awesome! Gatorade bottles are great too! Keep growing! 🌱😊

[@DangerZone-w6y]

And they can reused so many times! @@healinghobbies

[@railopez4615]

Wow thats nice using grow lights.

[@deborahpennington6860]

love this!!! Just no way for me to save video so I can refer back to it :(

[@mikki_s1100]

@@deborahpennington6860 maybe try to make a playlist on KZbin and turn it to private so only you can see it, then name the playlist gardening, then when you see a video you want to refer back to you can press the save button that looks like a bookmark and tap on your gardening playlist. Then it’ll be saved there to find easily. This is what I do, just an idea 🙂

[@PhoenixGirlOfficial]

This is awesome, Im gonna try this! I was thinking about using water bottles and aluminum foil instead of throwing them away as well.

[@healinghobbies]

Water bottles will work too or salsa jars. If you have a bigger container like 1.5L that will save you from refilling it. You can use socks instead of foil too. All the best and keep growing!🌱😊

[@anhdinh8954]

it's amazing how the soil stays wet at all time but never cause root rot like traditional growing!

[@mikki_s1100]

Right! So cool. I believe it’s because the roots can still breath this way. Traditional gardening overwatering smothers the roots, they can’t get oxygen drowns them causing them to die and rot. But this way the roots still have access to air because not all of the roots are in water.

[@RasecDia]

Wow very healthy growing

[@healinghobbies]

Thank you sir! Merry Christmas!🌲🎅

[@growwithschmidt]

Could you use clay pebbles to do this as well?

[@colleenmclaughlin4126]

Where do I get the cocopeat?

[@brianmitchell898]

I see 3 cups don't I?