Indoor Mini Hydroponic For Peppers - Part01

[@sharongriffin342]

I love it when you repeat processes, like growing in small containers. I always learn some new details. And thanks for showing exactly how to create new hybrids. It's just fun!

[@robertthomson9707]

Excellent video, as usual, Kang. Thank you for being so thorough and explaining that you must cross-pollinate one of the plants. I will look for the video that goes in to further detail. These are the little things, that other people don't mention. Please, keep making these wonderful videos. You always seem to have thought of simple systems and devices to use that makes it possible for anyone to get started with growing their gardens.

[@asabagrendel]

Your plants are already flowering when they're so small! Very cute! Thanks for the video. :)

[@WhitepepperFarmshomestead]

Exciting stuff! Trying my hand in crossing for the first time here shortly. I grow mammoth jalepenos to do poppers on the smoker, but I want more heat. Taking some larger super hots and crossing them over to see if I can stay relatively the same size but add some heat. I'm so excited!

[@pepperdactyl]

Thanks for sharing this, Khang! I love the plastic water bottle ideas, great information too on how to encourage earlier flowering/fruiting.

[@diggingga6197]

I plan on going hydro in the garage/house but mainly for peppers though!

[@wranther]

You add such fun to an enjoyable hobby! -Bob...

[@dianaromero4458]

I love how you use and recycle items and find purposes for them I love that about your videos !

[@tinkiak6052]

I love all the links you provide. Always thorough and informative

[@gapey]

I might try that if it weren't so cold in my house during the winter. Maybe if I get a heater for my aerogarden I could try growing a pepper in there.

[@MegaDarksyd]

Here I thought Jukka Fatalli has ruined me with Bonchi and you post a super easy to follow hydro guide 😂 Love your videos brother!

[@CustomGardenSolutions]

Khang the rockwool, net cup and plastic bottle is ingenious

[@KhangStarr]

Tomatoes work as well.

[@aattiar]

Instead of using hydroponic nutritions, would it be possible to use e.g. liquid organic fertilizer mixed with water (the one we would usually water our plants with)?? Have you tried that? Another good way to cover the bottles is with socks. Everyone has them and they are large and flexible ;-)

[@spencer123123123ify]

sweet! do you think it would be ok to use Alaskan fish fertilizer?

[@alexanderwalker2091]

thanks for inspiring me to start my own indoor pepper setup!

[@muhammadnurameenbinmatyasi8773]

how to get compact and bushy plant. im growing some pepper plant unfortunately the pepper quite flimsy

[@delaalaz6113]

to keep moist it works fine with pebbles also just wet once the it all and seal to keep moisture it will germinate

[@TheMobilemak]

Thanks for all your tips. I have a few questions. I have a sproutsio and growing matchbox pepper. multiple seeds are growing in one spot so I am going to the remove them and leave one (thinning) and move it to an aerogarden i just ordered because I do not want to waste them. For the aerogarden, I will use the existing basket and insert the plant. You didn't show you put the plant into the sponge. did you cut into it and fit it in? Also, instead of water, do i put the nutrient water mixture you suggested for pepper? Should I plug in the pump or have it plug into a smartthing adapter to schedule when to turn on a off for oxygenating the water? Lastly, do I have to drain and replace the water every 2 weeks. I was reading that this system is like the deep water culture (CWC).

[@anhdinh8954]

Possibly been asked before , could you make a video on how to mix nutrients in smaller amount since a short experiment doesn’t require a whole gallon of mix, And also, how long can the mix be stored for future refill or do we have to dump and make new every time?

[@AaricHale]

I would love to see you do a video about 5 of the best tasting peppers that are must to grow for taste and not just heat. I would also love to have a chance to grow your Lemon Starburst sometime they look very good to eat.

[@MikeyClark]

These videos helping me so much, thanks so much!

[@VanNelleX]

best ever explanations how to do it, thanks again khang

[@3_up_moon]

Do the two slits at the bottom of the koozies let in enough light for algae to grow?

[@rykkmia]

Thanks for the note on algae I never thought about it

[@richh7666]

Hey Khang! I've been watching your videos for a bit now and have learned a bunch from your videos. I was wondering if you would do a weekly grow journal/experiment focusing on how peppers grow under different lighting types such as "blurple" full spectrum, "white" full spectrum, HID and maybe a UFO style high bay just to show everyone, including myself, the different outcomes with pro and cons of each.

[@sandramort37]

That;s amazing! Are there any other plants that you can force to fruit early?

[@brannigandupreez2083]

How would you go about transplanting? I hear that some stay away from transplanting into soil as it may shock and kill the plant.

[@matthewkyle7763]

Thank you for posting take care stay safe keep up the great work. God bless you peace be with you.

[@joantaylor8865]

Have you tried crossing a sweet and hot pepper? Thanks for your time!)

[@janking3355]

I love your videos! Just a thought, things to block out light, a dark heavy sock, wrist brace, in black, the sleeve of an old sweatshirt. Look around your house, there are things to use as a sleeve for your hydroponic containers. Anyone have any ideas?

[@DriftyG]

What a fantastic setup and great ideas! I love your content Khang Starr! :)

[@GreenSunTheFur]

2:15 Is this working also for other plants like tomatos?

[@Nerbert]

Are you still keeping the rockwool wet after the plant only drink from the bottom? Thank you I have learned so much from you

[@KhangStarr]

Yes. Just swirl the liquid and allow the rockwool to touch.

[@Nerbert]

@@KhangStarr I'm sorry to bother you again but just to be clear. Let's say you have a bigger bottle and it's half full. Do you pour water on the rockwool to keep it moist?

[@danielgreen7855]

This was a great tutorial! Thank you so much. So what type of light source do you use for this setup?

[@DougPorts]

Great video, Khang. Thank you! Now I’ve got some plans for this weekend.

[@RunesofKaizen]

Anh Khang, can I send you a pic of my seedling and ask you for some questions about my seedings?

[@Thee-pLo-pepper]

Awesome video, have a great holiday🤗🌱

[@Junzar56]

Inspiring... I will go get some peppers growing now!

[@pepperbox5768]

Hello khan I was wondering if Colorado Springs would be a good place for peppers

[@KhangStarr]

Peppers grow best between 70-85F and require 4-6 months. If your area doesn't have a long summer, start your seeds 2-3 months indoor, then take them outside when it's warm.

[@MattGarver]

Great tutorial Khang! What is your typical number of days from seed to ripe pod in one of those cups? Today is 300 days from seed for (3) peppers in one of my Aerogardens. Those plants started getting ripe pods after 150 days, and started really loading up on pods around 270 days from seed.

[@KhangStarr]

I'll have to get back with you on this. I never counted before lol

[@mujahiedarendse1597]

@@KhangStarr hi there hope you well, May I get your personal email address ,I'm from cape town, South Africa, I've got a few images and questions to ask should you have some time, thanks in advance

[@DBOY131313]

Great video Khang 🤙

[@delaalaz6113]

you can put a reservoir bottle upside down just like the chicken and keeps waterlevel at the bottom you understand what im saying try it!

[@WombatMuffler]

Thanks for the info, very helpful, this is infact exactly what I was asking u a few days ago, what the setup looks like under the clay balls, haha. Thanks for the video

[@nautiboiscuba]

I started growing peppers a few months ago. Some are hydro and a few plants in traditional soil. Why are my lower leaves falling off ?

[@dheller777]

Your plants could be lacking calcium.

[@nautiboiscuba]

dheller777 thank you for the information.

[@ddtblack]

Could be anything from lack of light, to lack of nutrients (mobile nutrients, since the plants cannibalizes the lower leaves to feed the higher ones), to over/underwatering, to insects or diseases. Look for particular signs like: are the leaves yellow, which could mean lack of Nitrogen, are they damaged, maybe by insects you haven't noticed yet. Also think about what's underground: what is the root zone like? Too wet, too dry, too cold...

[@yvencia1150]

Great video and thank you for sharing!

[@jonathanjohnson-bz5br]

I'm having trouble with my indoor hydroponic tomato. I need some help.

[@ceaserelizondo]

For some reason my chili plant's aren't growing anymore i started them from seed

[@G-boi]

Merry christmas ;) :).

[@bauntyrahman]

Pls try to replace rockwool with something else they are not environmentally friendly and not biodegradable

[@cesarsanchez7720]

Do you sell pequin super chili seeds?

[@darealpoopster]

Cesar Sánchez Nope, he doesn’t sell seeds

[@nailog6464]

Thank u so much 🌹

[@fluffysuds]

I love your videos :)

[@TkoCreep]

Dont let the root get light

[@libertyordeath3874]

Hehe Khang, they're Cozy like warm and cozy, not coozie. Great video, thanks.

[@michihir0rihihcim]

your volume is all over the place

[@reefermadness7155]

grow some bud

[@togarashi8086]

Great video Khang 🤙