You have done a wonderful job. Keep up the good work.Thanks.🙏👍

Sweet setup!

I wish that thing would hold up during Florida's wild storms and hurricanes

Thank you I needed ideas for my HF 6x6 I've started beets, lettuce, all the herbs, tomatoes, corn, sunflowers, radish, okra, peas, greenbeans....etc

I like this video. I really wanted one of these but 3 years ago my neighbor down the road literally finished one and that night a storm ripped it apart. I still find those panels in the woods between us. I like how you’ve braced yours

Good work! Very neat setup.

Look's Fantastic Brother! TY for the share

Very nice setup! Thanks for sharing!

Very nice set up.🤘

I love this!!! Great inspiration.

Outstanding video! Thank you

Awesome setup man. ✅

Thats awesome!!

That’s cool man

Great video! i got a few new ideas for my greenhouse

that greenhouse looks nice actually

I love your greenhouse.

Nice job .

Very cool!👍

Very nice setup.

🙏❤️ almost done, crazy times LIV-N-IN.

Cool to see BPN

Nice job!

This is really helpful

Nice video. enjoyed it.

Great video. Thanks

Good presention looks good

Very nice.

Very cool!

More greenhouse videos please 💕

Id love to see how you keep the temps regulated from overheating in the summer. Great job bro

SOLID!

Very nice

I did a very similar setup at the beginning of the season with a 6x8 version. Hope to see abother video with updates. I may make one too with a subsequent planting at the end of the month.

Awesome

Now you should make sure all plants running on the system have the same nutrient requirements

Minor correction, the automatic roof vents open and close based on the temperature inside the greenhouse, not the outside as stated.

Very nice. Do the blueberries not need an more acidic ph?

good stuff, enjoyed the video.

Looks wonderful! What about the temperature - doesn't it get too hot in the greenhouse for hydroponics? Using big fans?

Very nice set up. How do you keep res temps down?

Bought that greenhouse. Reinforced it a bit. Blew over like a leaf. Recommend framing it with wood, or buying something less flimsy.

Interested to know where you got the window opening cylinders at? Also other suppliers if possible. Thanks

How many gallons does that tank hold? And how much water do you think you loose to evaporation? I'll look at more videos cause I have multiple questions lol. Thanks for sharing.

Clean

Try setting up one in south Texas,we did one and it was too dang hot.water cooler and all.it would need a insulated building

What is the size of your feeder line into the bucket? I have tried to different pumps and am only able to get my water go about 6 feet even when my pumps say the can go 25 feet, any thoughts on how I can get it to go to my last bucket?

Cool

Hey, some thoughts for anyone who sees this and likes to build it. I think the dutch buckets are too close together for tomatoes and the cucurbits family plants.. Also, the greenhouse is probably not high enough for the tomatoes, due to them being raised half a meter. You are probably okay for the peppers. Maybe you can give your plants a boost by using dedicated hydroponic nutrients. The 0-4-4 does lack a lot of punch! No nitrogen at all. I recommend the general hydroponics 4-18-18, combined with Magnesium Sulphate (Epsom salt) and Calcium Nitrate for the nitrogen. This is their tomato blend, which works pretty well for peppers and cucurbits. Your plants will double in size! Also, you might consider putting a lid on the reservoir, to hinder algae growth.

Superb set up and so is your way of detailed explanation. Interested in knowing the kind of.water treatment you do for hydroponic requirements and how do you keep all the water storage cleaned?

Great setup going to do the same foundation. Can you tell me the name of the products you used for the fan and auto opening vents, please.

awesome setup, would you ever consider doing 2 layers of plants to double the produce or would the top layer disrupt the bottom layer?

I’m very interested in your set up

Did you ever change out the water or did you keep refilling and adding nutrients?

Great video and you mentioned on a different comment breaking down your components as this is the setup im looking for as soil is a mess. I’ll check out the other videos. make your next video over 10 min and put an ad or two in there and see if you get more traction on views. Good stuff

Awesome set up. What kind of pump are you using? Also where are they available? Thanks!

I bought one just like it and so did my neighbor. Both of them blew down with the first little win. Mine was so twisted up and bent I couldn't salvage it. My neighbor could salvage his. And he had to reinforce it with heavier aluminum and 2x4 lumber. They are made of the lightest aluminum you can find. The sliding doors never did work right. Save your money and build one out of lumber!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You have all the buckets full of perlite?

I wanna see how this turned out!!

Those cieling attachments are automatic extending with heat? Could you make your own nutrient with compost tea?

Where did you purchase the roof vent openers? Great video thank you!

Excellent! AATW! I liked the walkthrough of the greenhouse. Have you made any improvements to your plant set up? Have you given any thought to PVC pipe or going vertical with towers?

Do you have springtails problem?

Do you have an item list for your great Dutch Bucket system?

i like you to build this for me how much material and labor would you charge

Hello, what do you recommend to heat during cold months?

Bro can you please go into detail about how you did this?

What was the rough cost of this entire setup: greenhouse, blocks, boards, buckets, pearlite, pump, pipes, etc? Maybe not include the cost of the concrete. Thanks. Great video! I just saw that you have another video that goes through this. Looks like the answer is about $1800.

Where did you get your buckets and lids from?

Just curious why do you recirculate your water most people with Beto buckets do not

Lol ignore the drip

One wonders how this would work with a 2 to 3 foot snow load.

Can u show what it looks like with the lid off.

That greenhouse hydroponics can be in the Philippines Farms

Very neat and clean setup. Tell me where you got your buckets. I need the black ones.

Tip: make a good light proof cover for your reservoir lid, or your gunna have a system full of algae and nutes levels and PH all over the place. Also too much sun exposure causes some of the nutrients to Precipitate out of your mix this means that they get so hot from the suns rays they kinda melt togther into large clumps and fall to the bottom of your rez. Worst part is you wobt ve able to just stir them back up youve gotta totally remix the nutrient solution to reppace whatever mineral or nutrient it was that fell out.

How much was the greenhouse?

what kind of winds do yu get. I cant imagine it wont take much ,especially the gusts

Hi just assembled harbor freight can you tell me the company for the automatic vent other ?????? to follow Thank you kindly Chochie

Only thing that would enhance this video is if you add an extra 5-10 minutes to this video with your harvest update, so we can see the results of this setup right here, and don't have to search for that video when it comes; but I understand its good to have multiple videos too. I just think it would enhance this video even more. Also, finally give a rough estimate of the setup cost, and maybe even how much it cost up until harvest if you can. I think that would really push the likes and subscriptions to your howto videos.

You really expect me to believe you built this awesome greenhouse for peppers?

Try DynaGro line

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FYI, not all hydroponics are RDWC. For small growers F & D is much simpler, and works quite well

I love your setup. But I have one question. Can we grow fish and use fish's fertilizer instead of using organic nutrients? Do you have any experience with the nutrient for planting with fish's fertilizer?

No follow up? How was the harvest?

Blueberries need to be in separate system dedicated to very acidic ph around 4.5

Could you please make a more detailed video of the setup?

what's the point of growing each plant in a separate container?

What state is this in?

How much is the greenhouse?

Harbor frieght, who woulda thunk cool

Did you have pests? Your leafs didn’t look great.

Ok bro what you really growing ....PUNA BUD ...

You should grow weed n it hydro then buy more greenhouses for food

U need to check up the salinity of ur water

Very nice set up, but you missed some key components of running a hydroponic cultivation. PH, PPM during the various stages of growth, Oxygenating your water... You have a float valve topping off your reservoir, but I don't understand how you PH and top off your nutrients unless you have an in line mechanism injecting fertilizer after the valve, How you keep the nutrient solution consistent is beyond me. You have blueberries which like acidic soils at like 5.2 PH and peppers which like standard soils at a 6.2 to 6.8 eating the same fertilizer regime while being isolated to inert growing mediums and being fed an organic nutrient solution which can probably only be uptaken at a PH of like 6.5... I have no idea how you make this work and I've grown a lot for a long time in a tone of different ways. My advice to someone trying this would be to instead of using inert growing media like perlite or hydro ton to grow various kinds of plants would be to instead. Buy Peat moss, coco coir, earthworm castings, pumice, oyster shell, calcium carbonate lime stone, fish bone meal, bone meal, gypsum, a bit of biodynamic compost, some course sand and save up some used coffee grounds and egg shells. Mix these ingredient into two balanced blends (the distributors will have the ratios but you'll be doing half of that per container) The acidic plants will have a blend that's heavy on gypsum, coffee grounds and fish meal, while the neutral soil plants will have a mix that's a bit heavier on lime stone. Once you have blends that will maintain there soil PH and consistency for a reasonable amount of time without requiring adjustments Feel free to set up a reservoir to mix your fertilizer with a pump and timer, adequate drip irrigation, and a drain line that rather than recirculates back into your reservoir is instead drained into an adjacent planter or garden bed. The irrigation frequency has to be adjusted throughout the growth cycle to maintain a relative soil moisture and dry back, Your nutrient solution should be drained and remade from scratch every week. Use a nutrient regime that actually works for soils and allows you to let mix for a week without it falling out of solution or losing the Potential hydrogen PH needed to feed the plants. Also oxygenate your water and get the ammonium chloride out of it. A product i would recommend is the Canna Terra Vega and flora or Bio bizz i believe they have product that is good for soils and can be mixed and applied for a week or so before it falls out of solution. ideally you'll only use a fertilizer that wants to be PH's at 6.5, but some of the more synthetic one require lower PH and can work if your mixes are reduced to less amendments. There's alot to plant science and if you can make the set up in the video work More power to ya, but If you can get a well rounded regime that's mixed correctly in a growing medium that's appropriate for the desired plant health you'll get a lot further it think. Really hydroponics is designed around producing monocrops. If you have an inert growing medium with tomato's in it and the only available food source is a liquid feed designed for tomato's? Well obviously tomatoes are going to grow well in it, same for peppers and thing's like tomatoes, but trees aren't gonna like it as much, berries and grapes aren't going to do well in an environment designed for peppers and tomatoes. Specializing soil mixes and applying well rounded fertilizers to enhance the plants nutrient uptake while giving the ideal root zone for the plants to digest and harbor native beneficial organisms just ends up being more productive if you want variety. If you just want peppers? Stone wool, synthetic fertilizers are really productive.

You got nutrient problems

A green bell pepper is just a pepper that is not ripe

I had the 5x10 green house worked great until my dogs found out they can run through the walls 🤦🏽‍♂️