Transplanting Improvements That Boost Growth!

[@BaconKongen]

Just love the transplant vaccumtable, such a great idea. 😊

[@nikbouman7139]

Brilliant! Great improvement.

[@kuusikko6599]

That was great!

[@dtubbs2209]

Smart idea

[@cammacthecammac8142]

Feels like there should be some way to just expand the spacing by pulling a corner of the Styrofoam. Like those old expandable toys you'd get from arcades back in the day. Just a lot of manual labor. Minus some form of automation, this looks like a big.improvement in your system, nice job!

[@GreenEase]

I’ve tried to come up with something like this. I thought about it till my head hurts. The trick is keeping the algae out of the water so the sun can’t hit the water basically

[@GreenEase]

A continuously expanding system would be so efficient labor, wise and square footage wise. A simply designed system would pay off so fast!

[@craigdawson7632]

What are your thought on the polly leaching into the water over the time potentially faster with light and fertilizer.

[@GreenEase]

It’s not something I’m worried about. We change out the water at a rate of 40 gph 24/7. If something is leaching, it never has a chance to build up to any meaningful levels.

[@sunnyjones682]

Question if you don’t mind: Could you just plant them in the end trays or is there a reason besides real estate not to?

[@GreenEase]

There isn’t any reason besides space. Square footage in a greenhouse is extremely expensive, especially when you start running light over it. It is incredibly efficient to do this. In a greenhouse, it often pencils out to trade labor for square footage.

[@mohamedlamouadi1462]

Great hack Man 🫡🫡

[@amywarengo4748]

When Money is no worry rock on.

[@blakeg7062]

When intelligence is no worry, comment on. The dude practically built everything. Obviously money came into the equation