Using 1500 Plastic Bottles for Backyard Aquaponics Farming Fresh Fish and Growing Water Convolvulus

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[@tomgeezy5073]

Finally a video with no talking and no showing off... just straight info.TYVM

[@jennypulczinski7204]

For those asking what kind of plant it is, the title of the video contains ...growing water convolvulus, so that is what the plant is. Here is what google says about it - Ipomoea aquatica (water convolvulus), called water spinach, or swamp spinach, grows abundantly in tropical regions in Southeast Asia and is used extensively in cuisine in places such as Vietnam, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Indonesia. This ingredient works great in stir-fries, soups, and other dishes where a mild, green flavor would benefit a recipe. Despite its name, water spinach is not really spinach, nor is it related to spinach. It's also not part of the brassica family, so it's also unrelated to kale and its bitter leafy green ilk. Instead, water spinach is part of the morning glory family and has long vine-like stems and bell-shaped morning glory-like flowers. Ipomoea aquatica is known as kangkong in the Philippines, kangkung in Indonesia and Malaysia, rau muong in Vietnam, pak bong in Laos, and trakuon in Cambodia. Its English names include water or swamp spinach; sometimes it's referred to as Chinese water spinach, or ong choy in Cantonese. Water spinach is a semi-aquatic plant that thrives with little or no supervision. In fact, it grows so quickly that it is considered invasive in some regions in the U.S. where it has been introduced, but in Southeast Asia where it is used to cook myriad dishes, water spinach is never invasive. On the contrary, it is perceived as a culinary blessing because it grows so easily and is therefore sold very cheaply. There are many varieties of water spinach; some are shorter than others and the leaves are of different lengths and shapes. All, however, have hollow stalks from which the leaves grow. Both stalks and leaves are eaten. Water spinach is used in stir-fried dishes or added to soups.

[@machshfive]

Fascinating! I was about to ask if it could grow in Florida, but how invasive is it? Would it not be a good idea to grow that in the Americas? 🤔

[@werstrongifwer2gether274]

👍 Thanks for the research and info. You rock.

[@juanyarawamai264]

I grew up in microensia, just east of the Philippines and I love kangkong. A lot of influence from the Phillipines and Japan. And we also call it Kangkong

[@dznuts123]

“Grows so easily” There you have it. That’s the reason it’s considered invasive.

[@bobbybuena5740]

Kangkong is nutritious ang delicious..

[@useranonymous9274]

Even after learning so much in university, I am still humbled and realize how little I know: amazing idea! 😀

[@blastroisehunt6546]

This is creativity

[@useranonymous9274]

@@blastroisehunt6546 indeed, I’ve thought of a few extra ways to do different things with the idea now too

[@momogunsabah]

same here

[@wellingtonabella4641]

We can use your ideas backyard aquafarming Thanks you sir

[@farmchannel1231]

Yes we can

[@nickreno644]

If you add an air stone you would be accomplishing four things…. one you would help to make the water a little bit clearer because you would be helping the bacteria to do its job and to grab give you a better crop and you would have healthier fish because they would be able to process oxygen at a higher rate along with your plants benefiting!!! 👩‍🌾

[@farmchannel1231]

Yes, thank.

[@rafaelnavarro5522]

I'm watching this with my mom and I just told her this exact same thing

[@d.l.c7456]

What's an Air stone? Sorry for my cluelessness.

[@michaelcabrero]

Its not aquarium and its not a pet fish. Do you think some hectares fisheries use air stone? I dont think so.

[@rafaelnavarro5522]

@@michaelcabrero this obviously isn't hectares of water you fucjing moron and an airstone would help so yeah fuck off retard

[@GoGreenYes]

harvest fish and vegetables. Smart tricks for gardening and raising fish.

[@farmchannel1231]

Yes, thanks

[@IanLDN]

Can this be done with other vegetables such as tomatoes or carrots?

[@homgardenLifestyle-t6e]

"Wow, this is such a creative idea! I’ll definitely try this in my garden. Thanks for sharing!"

[@thedailybibleverseawordfro8922]

I am proud to share your knowledge how to make backyard fish pond, if a people of this world do the same work you did and this world never goes crisis.

[@sirbuleletideas1137]

Napakaganda ng multi purpose space farming na ginawa mo brother. I'll try it too. Thank you so much for sharing this idea of yours. Very impressive demonstration. Excellent one. 👍👍⚘🥀🌷👍👍

[@MuthuMari-gw7rh]

What plant u grow aqua cat fishes

[@meow7331]

pag ganyan ba sir dina advisable na mag palit ng tubig para sa Hito?

[@juanit0tackit0tackito2]

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[@sirbuleletideas1137]

@@meow7331 every harvest ng hito lang magpalit ng tubig brother.

[@tabuakanaititi6769]

Finally I got what I am looking for, thanks for the wonderful physical demonstration.

[@farmchannel1231]

You are welcome!

[@blakbodhisattva26]

the best part of this is he did it wiith no moving parts or pumps, etc, proving it can be done...this is the simpliest aquaponics setup i ihave ever seen, definatly wilil use this in my setup.

[@farmchannel1231]

😊

[@omkarjoshi738]

I'm very impressed after seeing video that there are some part in the world where a invasive WEED is grown in aquaponics.... Very Talented.👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@eswaribalan164]

Its a delicious vege, stir fried with garlic.

[@ecmdprivate2168]

Hindibyan weed. Pagkain dito yan.

[@Rico-rj9bs]

You have no idea at all. Water spinach is the best.

[@ingkongmcquiezig8024]

Wawwww..." thank you so much for sharing your idea.. Really thank you so much. When I come back to my country. I'll try this idea. It's a brilliant idea mate. God bless you. I've been watching this video 3x. I was so amazed. Thank you once again. 👋

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Good2

[@gk5012]

How is it possible on 3x plzz tell me

[@yinyangdynasty]

The thing I love most about aquaponics is that it requires you to be innovative. I got a dozen plastic bottles sitting in my recycling bin and a dozen ideas on what to do with them thanks to this video.

[@farmchannel1231]

That is awesome!

[@OneTequilaTwoTequila]

Or maybe recycle them.

[@Treeman1177]

Don't use plastic for anything to do with food not cool

[@FarmFreshLivingTV]

"I love how you broke it down step by step at 4:20. It made everything so easy to follow!"

[@MaLiArtworks186]

I have been using plastic for nearly 70 years and am not sick nor dead so I think I am okay.

[@VidarrKerr]

I think it may have affected your grammar though.

[@MaLiArtworks186]

@@VidarrKerr In what way has it affected my grammar?

[@VidarrKerr]

@@MaLiArtworks186 I was joking. LOL.

[@ama8541]

Look at how efficient these people are and they are giving the modern world a great example.

[@CaptainMattsWorms]

Yes so efficient :) The fish poop is probably an essential part of the growth. Im from America, and I raise millions of worms for organic fertilizer for my garden and also to teach others how to care for them :) ...the worm castings fertilize my garden in a similar way!

[@MacHamish]

I'm adding this to my next project list, thank you for uploading. 🙂👍

[@farmchannel1231]

Enjoy!

[@jr.rasentertainment4074]

The technology of empty plastic bottles, Plants and fishes. Amazing agriculture techniques. 😃😁👍🔥🔥🇻🇺🇻🇺🇻🇺

[@sdtv354]

Wooow bagus banget idenya, panen sayur dan lauk di satu tempat.. luar biasa pertanian dan perikanan

[@normoloid]

Amazing to see how big the fish gets with minimal effort

[@caesarskiba9008]

all the effort is in making its feed production which you don't see.

[@normoloid]

@@caesarskiba9008 What is that feed by the way?

[@MrLiviooo]

they receive forage food ,it’s normal to see them grow,but aren’t healthy food and aren’t healthy at all!

[@abdulwahab9473]

👍

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[@woocheongan1437]

This is very professional work, also reuses the plastic bottles. Recommended for fish farmers. I think this plant will absorb the excess ammonia from the fish waste and use for their growth. Amazing tech. Absolutely wonderful a very useful project ,thanks for sharing with us

[@farmchannel1231]

Thank you very much

[@farmchannel1231]

But we will add a filter water for it.

[@osmanosman9226]

Great idea. Enough for self sufficiency .any surplus can sell for some money to cover maintainance cost.👍👍👍❤❤

[@farmchannel1231]

Yes, thank you

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[@MrMetz79]

Made it look so easy. Well done

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[@farmchannel1231]

Thank you 🙂

[@ya00007]

Son: Mum, I'm fed up eating fish and bamboo everyday. Mum: ok son, I'll make plant stew with fish instead!

[@farmchannel1231]

😀😀

[@Creophagous]

That is amazing. Being able to breed fresh fish, which also contributes to the water and the way it interacts with the plants. Very clever.

[@farmchannel1231]

Yes, thanks

[@Appleblade]

It's cool... I would worry about the BPA, BPS, etc., leaching into the water though. : / Maybe glass containers next time? ;)

[@mjay4700]

I don't see that happening or very possible with glass at all: Too heavy and costly. Too difficult and costly making the holes in each one. Risk of breakage and posing a hazard to the fish, plastic lining, etc with broken glass.

[@farmchannel1231]

Next video I will build extra water filter I will change bottle.

[@agnesdianaracz]

Gratulation big fish types. Be proud on them, fish feeding is good sometimes. Gratulation 👍

[@farmchannel1231]

Thanks 👍

[@phakzofficial6452]

That is was amazing salute to your creative mined sending support my friend from Phillipines

[@harijayafarm4084]

I really like seeing content related to agriculture, with creative ideas like this. Thank you for the knowledge, my friend 🎈🎈

[@farmchannel1231]

Thanks for visiting

[@jamesshaw3850]

Loved your video from buffalo NY. I am very new to gardening. So this is extremely good for me to watch.

[@farmchannel1231]

So nice of you

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[@milliejardindemariposasyfl1487]

Absolutely wonderful a very useful project thanks for sharing with us 👍

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OMG , its enjoying place Nice combination , super awesome Informasi yang menarik dan menyenangkan , memanfaatkan botol plastik menjadi desain ruangan yang bagus

[@vyoufinder]

This is genius jenkiness at its finest. My hat off to you. A peek into the future.

[@farmchannel1231]

Thank you.

[@standardannonymousguy]

Thank you for sharing! Even though I do not yet own land for myself (here in the USA) I am inspired. Lots of good can grow from very little. Cheers.

[@attilarivera]

Hi... how much cost a land in USA?

[@farmchannel1231]

Thank for visit.

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@@attilarivera In the southern regions you can get land for about $2,000 per acre and less. On the west costal states about $10,000 for property out in the desert. Closer to the Ocean just forget about it way too expensive for farmeing. East coast about the same as west coast. It varies greatly depending on the region. We have already catfish farms in Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi. Very large operations youtube catfish farms in US they have good video. This is something different though very interesting to watch.

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[@ronniewall1481]

ACTUALLY THIS IS LIKE WHAT THE INCA'S DID. THEY WOULD CREATE THESE LARGE LAKES THEN BUILD ISLANDS OUT OF REEDS AND GROW PLANTS ON THE ISLANDS.

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[@FarmLifeJourney-m9y]

Such great attention to detail in your gardening! Watching this video makes me excited to improve my own methods. 🌿

[@farmchannel1231]

So nice of you

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Just amazing! Wish you good luck for the future!

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[@farmersamuel6603]

I like this idea very nice

[@farmchannel1231]

Thanks for liking

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Great! Hope it works in the long run!

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Simple, rough, easy to manage, very good

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[@michaelweeks9317]

Brilliant! I enjoyed this very much. Thank you!

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Our pleasure!

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[@7BROTHERFISHINGPETUALANG]

very nice gardening using a simple place, but the results are extraordinary

[@farmchannel1231]

Yes, thanks

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Wuihh mantal bang panen ikan banyak 👍👍

[@NSHomestead]

Awesome video! 💯 Thanks for sharing! 🙏🏼

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Thanks for watching!

[@zoltanvirag4319]

I like it very cleverly imaginativeVERY clever bravo super

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I waited till 14 . Then subscribed

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Wow very nice farm :-) sendimg love from Burgos Pangasinan Philippines.

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Thanks for visiting

[@Angel-uu6wk]

I'm not that worried about microplastics. This is awesome!

[@Kahobbyfarming]

Profitable ideas thanks for sharing this video other people can inspires also great job.

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Amazing video, great content!💖😍 God bless u and your family. Thank you for making us happy and smiling...🌹Keep rising and shining... sending lots of Love and care 💕from Sydney, Australia.

[@jodyj0]

♡♡♡♡ beautiful fish, phenomenal how you're all repurposing the bottles.thx for caring & sharing♥️💯🎣🐟

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Thanks for watching

[@paulapjclark8928]

That’s brilliant! 😃 thank you for sharing this, I would like to try this.

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[@werstrongifwer2gether274]

Along with agriculture and gardening videos you could make soundtracks. I would love to have a couple hours long videos of the bird sounds and music you had in this video just to listen to. Very nice. Very relaxing.

[@farmchannel1231]

Thank you.

[@TukangUlin84]

Good idea mate... success always for you. I'm from Indonesia

[@DeliaLRuiz]

Beautiful farming style.

[@farmchannel1231]

Thanks 👍

[@petersims1550]

Great video. Will try a smaller version myself. Pomoea aquatica is a semi-aquatic, tropical plant grown as a vegetable for its tender shoots. This plant is known in English as water spinach, river spinach, water morning glory, water convolvulus, or by the more ambiguous names Chinese spinach, Chinese watercress, Chinese convolvulus or swamp cabbage, or kangkong/kangkung in Southeast Asia, ong choy (蕹菜) in Cantonese, and kōngxīncài (空心菜) in Mandarin or tung choi (通菜) sometimes in modern Cantonese.[2][3] Its place of origin is not known. Tung Choi Street in Hong Kong is named after this vegetable.

[@annabodhi38]

Thank you Peter, appreciate the information.

[@farmchannel1231]

thank

[@lowkeyme3567]

me too.. maybe ill try with a small one also first and see how things go

[@robertmagbanua6218]

Do you grow kangkong?

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💙💙💚

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[@fanauragarden1522]

Kerenn ni .. kolam lele dan tanaman kangkung jadi satu .👍👍👍👍

[@thewealthyhero]

Nice post! I have a few questions. 1. What is the name of plant? 2. Do you change the water, if so at what interval? 3. How many weeks or months did you harvest the fish and what did they weigh? Thanks for the post, it's awesome!

[@farmchannel1231]

1) In title. 2) Yes. 3) 1 week to 10 days. 30Kg to 40Kg. If follow me at your home you mush add water filter. You can check in my channel.

[@Оголубяхинетолько]

Very good use of plastic bottles!

[@nbfarmandpets]

This is awesome, I like this video! So amazing to watch

[@farmchannel1231]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@nbfarmandpets]

@@farmchannel1231 Yes Im inpired with this kind of video, more of this please☺️

[@diannenaworensky6698]

Enjoyed this video very much. Anybody can do this and grow their own food. THANKS !!! ✌🏻♥️

[@MsSarinakg]

This was so interesting. Thank you. You have made me interested to find out more.

[@signore-solomonare1818]

That’s quite practical!

[@Aishascreativity-cr9nd]

Great job except bit concerned about use of plastic what is the alternative? Secondly how many days after dis u grow thos fish to this size.

[@farmchannel1231]

Bamboo tree. 60 days to 90 days

[@spleafplayzyt8078]

I was just about to say... yum micro plastics now into the whole system! Lit.

[@johnmikel5934]

Good job guys, nice to see your fruitful efgorts!

[@koicaine1230]

I love the simplicity of this setup!

[@farmchannel1231]

Good comment for me. Thank you so much.

[@juanit0tackit0tackito2]

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[@koicaine1230]

@@juanit0tackit0tackito2 I'm Seminole, we have our own "Gods"..

[@kenhibbard9883]

Do you eat or sell the fish to be eaten? Great vid, thanks for sharing!

[@LinhHarvesting]

Those fruits look so fresh and vibrant

[@YaRememberTHISQuestionmark]

Fantastic idea and execution! However I do have concerns about the use of plastic bottles in terms of lengthy exposure to sunlight or high temp (e.g. sun light) and the risk of toxic chemicals leaching into the water.

[@farmchannel1231]

Thanks for sharing

[@Detvanliga]

Not to mention all the plastic tarp it is all surrounded with ;) .

[@LBCAndrew]

A plastic bottle filled with water will never reach a temperature higher than the water itself. PET plastic takes a very long time to discolor or become brittle when exposed to UV, and even then it doesn't release chemicals or decompose. After many years, to decades, it will break apart and become microplastics, but this isn't going to happen in the time frame of it being used in your garden. The danger of PET is all the waste bottles being thrown into waterways which end up in the ocean. 90%+ of this waste comes from Asia and is wrecking havoc in the pacific ocean. But for your garden... it's just fine. The stress of worrying about it will kill you long before the plastics will.

[@BoneAppleTea]

I've been thinking making something similar, but either with claypots or polypropylene plastic which is harder and more durable

[@joashalom]

dumbass the plastic bottle is sitting in water its not getting no where near temps needed to leak chemicals.

[@pinoyksa-quantitysurveyorb9477]

Nice video very interesting.. Maybe next time they will add water pump with filter and fountain inside the pond in order the circulate the water.

[@diasporicadoration6151]

Correct.. What about control of amonia, oxigen, Water chemistry paramitets is a big problem

[@dincherremziev9436]

U don’t need with the catfish. With proper feeding like in the video they grow 2-3 kg in 3 to 4 months and ready for consumption. That type of fish likes muddy water and likes to stay in dark. The biggest problem could be the water temperature if it goes very high they become very active and can turn to cannibalism. The plants are breaking the ammonia the water change could be good for dropping the high temperature down a bit. They r thriving in that pond for sure ! I’m reading a lot about this fish for years now. I got plans to make a catfish farm and I bought the land and next year I’m going back to my country to start building the farm the only issue I have it’s we got cold winter and I may have to do it in doors and that will cost me a lot of money to build but I will start slowly cuz heating the water in winter will cost me a lot of $ if I don’t find alternatives way to heat other than using electricity.

[@dragecardelean]

nice works

[@diasporicadoration6151]

@@dincherremziev9436 How much water temperature shoud be, what about oxigen.. And PH

[@maalat]

Wish there’s more explanation... like how long did you grow the fish; how did you manage the water; are the plants edible?..

[@farmchannel1231]

75 days. change​​ the water . yes.

[@unexploredmind5550]

@@farmchannel1231 But in aquaponics we reuse the same water right ?... Please make a video if you have done the same..Please

[@prissyarah]

@@unexploredmind5550 you have to change the water coz the build doesn't have a filter system like in the usual aquaponics set-up

[@unexploredmind5550]

@@prissyarah means I have to use new water .... so that eliminates regular use of pump right?

[@zacherybutter7349]

@@unexploredmind5550 Yes. It’s not really an aquaponics setup, but sort of is because the whole cycle is there, just no recycling water.

[@bandengsuper1656]

Greetings from our friendship from Indonesia 🙏🏾, Always success and hopefully more success farm channel

[@farmchannel1231]

Thanks and welcome

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[@bernieshort6311]

An interesting video for sure, I understand the nitrogen cycle as I keep Koi so was surprised you didn't use a method of originating the water to encourage the bacteria. Thank you for sharing your experience with us. So sad that some people just came here to bicker.

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[@farmchannel1231]

Thank you all comment. I think follow me at your home You will understand better . Next video I will build extra water filter and bottle.

[@zhuliu]

Very good simplification of a field that has obviously been overcomplicated with extra/unnecessary pumps and tanks and maintenance.

[@farmchannel1231]

Good comment

[@juanit0tackit0tackito2]

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@@juanit0tackit0tackito2 you need to take your bullshit elsewhere

[@xingbairong]

Not every plant can be constantly in water, at least not most of those that you'd probably grow in an aquaponic system. Also you might want to check how aquaponics work and where the plants get their nutritions and why they get so big. The really short version is fish poop>into the flower bed filled with gravel etc... Bacteria gets to work, creates "food" for the plants and clears the water for the fish>clean water back to the fish>fish poop back into the flower bed and everything repeats. Without the bacteria you get from the gravel in the flower bed and without the plants cleaning the water and sending it back clean to the fish, it's not really an aquaponic system. Also if there are dry periods air pump will be deliver oxygen to both the fish and plants. This feels more of a hydroponic system with fish in it. The plants won't grow as fast, nor will they be as big as in aquaponics. Also plastic isn't a good choice since it will eventually start releasing microplastic in the soil/water. If I have to guess these plants would've grown without the fish.

[@TheWolfanderson]

@@juanit0tackit0tackito2 What is even the point of commenting this stuff.. you think when you are judged, they will see "Oh look he commented a bible quote on the comment section of a plastic bottle aquaponic farm video, guess hes done his holy duty, let him on in..."

[@karimmoorad4128]

Nicely done. Try to use a filter or an algae eater so you won't have to change the water often. If you use the Algae eater then make sure to get one that can survive under the same pH as your plant.

[@benb5891]

plant roots consume fish poops and etc become pant food which in turn help filter water

[@karimmoorad4128]

@@benb5891 True. but not effective over a long period of time.

[@benb5891]

@@karimmoorad4128 true but that is only month or less…cause them veggie only take 1-3 week to mature.maybe 1-2 months as best consider the fish did get a bit big unless it got swap.

[@anangrukman4679]

@@benb5891 miin

[@Sgtassburgler]

Don't need a filter for catfish.

[@huedang2760]

Just stumble over your channel, and so impressed with this idea, that i will try out in my retirement years, as i dont have a big back yard now, thanks for sharing of such good useful ideas, cheers, PD

[@thatonecarguy3755]

I guess my only concern would be the micro plastics coming from the recycled water bottles. Apart from that, this is great!

[@gardeningzone-diy9096]

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[@TheGalll]

gostei da ideia parabens !!!

[@Jannie227]

Thanks for your video. I found it really interesting. My question is about the plants, I see the name of them but what do you use them for? Are they edible or are they ornamental… Just interested to know. Thanks and I think your video is just perfect the way it is.

[@parhutahian]

It’s vegetable, called Kangkung in my country

[@cheerymayvillarin2935]

Yes it's edible, it's a river spinach.

[@joylawrence6481]

They're delicious stir fried with garlic and chili- soy sauce.

[@Jannie227]

@@parhutahian thanks for the information

[@Jannie227]

@@cheerymayvillarin2935 thanks for the info...never seen it before.

[@FarmyardFables]

Your videos 9:09 are great and helpful. Looking forward to more from you!

[@miracleaguinem6097]

Nice video... I'd like to know if there's need for to change the water at intervals. If yes, what intervals? Anticipating responses. Thank you

[@farmchannel1231]

10 days or 15 days

[@आनिलकुमारगोडराकेश]

न्मझ्रष़णखख णढऐ

[@cekiert]

Don't let the trolls bother you, about microplastics. Plastic takes a long time to break down, some newer plant bottles might breakdown much faster, than the typical pet bottle that can store acidic beverages for years. I'd be more concerned with PVC glue, being used on pipes for drinking water in most countries than microplastic getting through the roots and into the plant. I congratulate you on doing this with out using pumps. Any tips on how you keep the fish breathing. How are you keeping a ideal oxygen levels. I'm looking to do a aquaponics system off solar and finding reliable dc air pumps is a huge challenge, and a inverter in a greenhouse with high humidity seems like a recipe for failure

[@farmchannel1231]

Good comment

[@bradley2427]

These people don't give a shit, they're Asian. With such an open body of water you won't have to worry about oxygen getting into the tank, as long as there is some surface agitation they will be fine. Air pumps don't put oxygen into water, it's all from the surface

[@unni.m1959]

@@bradley2427 boys , these are african sharp tooth cat fish. They breathe outside oxygen. They are native to the okavango delta, where it dries up most of the year. These are hardy fish that can slither around without water for quiet long. I had a few here in india. They grow quiet big if you keep them for long.

[@bradley2427]

@@unni.m1959 that doesn't mean he's going to be using these fish for the same purpose, i gave him the answer he asked for

[@unni.m1959]

@@bradley2427 surface agitation won't help all fishies. May be for hardy fish like these.

[@BetoFaistauer]

Congrats, amazing. Thank you for share 🤠🙏🏻🤠🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@farmchannel1231]

Thanks for watching!

[@repentbeforeitstoolate1173]

please turn your life to Christ whilst you still can the rapture is about to happen anytime soon please repent of your sins And invite the holy spirit to make his home inside you it's not about religion its about a relationship

[@KabsFarmingTV-gv2mq]

its a dream and it will happen in future…for now i’ll keep this treasured ideas

[@nadilsonnonato5930]

Parabéns, técnica maravilhosa, muito obrigado por compartilhar.

[@ashurmamatmamarajabov8067]

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[@farmchannel1231]

Can you write English language?

[@estouaquigabrecht3495]

Maravilha tudo de bom a vocês 👍👍👍

[@repentbeforeitstoolate1173]

please turn your life to Christ whilst you still can the rapture is about to happen anytime soon please repent of your sins And invite the holy spirit to make his home inside you it's not about religion its about a relationship please turn your life to Christ whilst you still can the rapture is about to happen anytime soon please repent of your sins And invite the holy spirit to make his home inside you it's not about religion its about a relationship

[@memokmamokmomok3301]

@@repentbeforeitstoolate1173 crazy

[@Priestowo]

Nice video, but i am still wondering where are the remaining 1350 bottles.

[@farmchannel1231]

Next video I will build extra water filter I will change bottle.

[@riofive5762]

Looking for ideas for our family farm. Thanks for this ingenuity.

[@farmchannel1231]

No problem!

[@vetrieu1997]

🤗🤗👍👍💖💋

[@farmchannel1231]

🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@rubyh4184]

Did you test those fish for the microplastic content? Since you use plastics like that.

[@farmchannel1231]

Never

[@rubyh4184]

@@farmchannel1231 you should test the fish in the lab. To check if there is any microplastics in its body

[@geraldofabianoartes3074]

Incrível parabéns pelo trabalho