Poor Mans Hydroponics Sawdust 2 Years Of Tinkering Gardening

[@InvestIQ0000]

Can i use urea as a organic nitrogen source in sawdust based hydrophonic system.

[@poppysfarm6774]

Well u can use a organic fertilize but more than likely that first year u will see nutrient def. The saw dust when breaking down it uses nitrogen to break down taking mineral from ur plant. But with that said about saw dust. U can use it after that first year with no problem or u can use peat moss and stay organic the whole time. I hope that helps. Any other questions please feel free to ask. Thank you happy farming out there

[@InvestIQ0000]

@@poppysfarm6774 thanks man.

[@fantastiskaideer3009]

I am from India . Your knowledge is great sir. I am your international fan. Sir Indian climate can hydroponics grow by sawdust media. India temperature day time 35 Celsius. Sawdust pH level effect on plant?

[@poppysfarm6774]

Most sawdust has the ph of 6 some will make it go up or down. But 5.5 to 7 is all within the range for plant growth. If u have a high ph consistent u can mix baking soda in the saw dust and bring the ph back down. Thank you for being a fan hope that helps

[@GenomX]

@@poppysfarm6774 add dolomite

[@joekirk77]

How do you check the ph of the sawdust?

[@GenomX]

add dolomite

[@savannahsubpoenaserversvol539]

I followed my old lady's recipe for planting vegetables and your soil dust or no if you give me your Email and I'll email you what you the article that plainly said how she Plants tomatoes any kind of small plant in a 5 gallon bucket of sawdust not wood chips But sawdust and mixes one tsp I've been fertilizing in my case I've been using Is miracle grow. After I mix one tsp of fertilizer miracle grow into 1 gallon I feed each plant half a gallon everyday and watching grow.

[@poppysfarm6774]

Awesome. I will try to get it to u privately if I can. But it works great this is my last year with any soil garden after this year I will be all saw dust. It really works. And with everything going like it is we sure need a way for the average Joe to feed himself without breaking the bank.