+Grumbleweed Hi Jim, thanks for tuning in!

+Darrell Bailey Fitness Thank you so much!

+Advance Greenhouses Thank you for watching Tammy, I'm happy to hear the video was informative. Yes, it's a wonderful system. Have a great day! Patti

+CB's Greenhouse and Garden Thanks cb, and I really wish I could send this snow somewhere else! Ha. Hope you have a great weekend too!

+Hydroponic Gardening & More with Brent Thanks so much Brent, and yes, please send heat waves! Ha!

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+Snap Fresh Farm Thank you so much for watching!

Hi I just finished my fourth vlog for Snap Fresh Farm and have a shout out to Spring Hill Farm on the video. Hope you get a chance to see it. Todd

Snap Fresh Farm Hi Todd, I just watched your video and you have an amazing thing going on there! Thank you so much for the kind words and shout out! Everyone definitely needs to learn what you are doing with your small indoor scale system, and I will spread the word. But just so you know, this is how we started lol... it's like an itch you have to scratch.... I will catch up on your other videos tomorrow .. have a great night my friend. Patti

50 shades of green Thank you, Simon!

dv c Thank you! That is so great to hear!

+dv c What are you growing in your system? I hope it does well for you! Patti

We have a small greenhouse attached to our house, it's heated but no lights. We mostly grow lettuce Wayne's suggestion Muir is not ready yet. Also have a couple of tomatoes in dutch buckets about 4". Only started with hydroponics a month ago. Most web sites are in the mid to southern states so I wasn't sure if it would work up here and then I found you guys.

That's great! Lights really do help though, especially in the winter months. Where abouts are you located? I'm happy you are able to get some useful information from our channel.

located in Clearview, southern Georgian Bay. I'm sure lights would help but it's hard to warrant the expense on such a small scale. I know my times are pretty close to double yours across the board from sprouting to harvesting.

+PAPA Texas Thanks for watching! Yes we love the farmers market. And yes, arugula is definitely an easy harvest. Spring can't come quick enough, time to play in the dirt! ☺

+Sean F Good morning Sean, we haven't had any pythium issues at all, but we also shade our tank and also have extremely good water which also helps.

+Benja's Uber 1337 Hobb thank you! ☺

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+charlie Cameron Thanks for watching!

+Pratts Greenhouse Thanks! Yes, we do also sell to high end restaurants and resorts. Thank you so much for tuning in.

According to a more recent video, their troughs are 11 feet. They do a great explanation of the process up to harvesting. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y5iTqcSTxs-opqc.html

+Tim McWilliams Hi Tim, no we don't wash hydroponic greens as it shortens the shelf life, and the customers know that they should rinse before consuming. The beauty of hydroponic growing is that you don't have the soil to deal with! Patti

i am having the same doubts

I grow basil. One seed per hole. Putting two will cause one to die or both to grow slowly.

Hi Wayne, Thanks! I have tried a knife but I find I have more control with the scissors. I guess it's just preference. Have a great weekend!

I'd love to know this as well

Those look like AM hydro NTF channels. shop.amhydro.com/collections/nft-system-components

+GrowingGreen Yes, we have had other requests for a video on that. We will be doing one very soon! ☺

oh awesome! Great thanks so much :)

Our tank is kept at room temperature. We shade it in the summer and lift the shade in the winter months. Hope this helps!

+casey wilson Hi Casey, we harvest and bag cilantro with the oasis block and roots attached. We just trim the roots neatly and rinse them. The pac choy , we do the same. Patti

With respect to my question, at 10:53 of the video, is what I'm seeing/questioning.

+Bernard Christensen Hi Bernard, yes, once the nicer weather arrives our production does multiply. We are able to sell everything with Farmers Markets, Restaurants, CSA and here at the farm without a problem. Thank you for watching!

Hi, Not a dumb question at all. You can harvest anywhere from 3-8lbs per trough ( depending on variety) tropicana is the best for weight for the winter season and muir for the summer. It all depends on your growing conditions, and weight increases through the summer months. Where are you located?

Thanks so much for answering me, we are in central Utah. Just trying to get going on hydroponics, to go along with our tomatoes....also would a floating foam work or would trays be better?

+Muscadines And More Yes, we have but a lot of our customers like the twist tie to reseal their bags. It really doesn't take long once you get going.

I don't think a sponge would work..lol

You could always use jiffy pucks or rockwool

I use a sponge but a specific kind, not the ones used for cleaning. You can order these on Ebay, AliBaba. They are called _grow sponge_ , made usually from an in inert food grade foam or melamine, and they are 100x cheaper when bought in bulk than most grow cubes (i.e. rockwool, rapid rooter, jiffy cubes, etc). I received some 400 cubes last time for $5.

+Dominique Echeverri Hi Dominique, we actually lucked out and purchased a bunch of our troughs from the Guelph area. Because the troughs come from the states, shipping is crazy. Yes we have a spare trough, but aren't you in the Ottawa area?

Spring Hill Farms Yes, I am, but I really care about this hydroponics project I'm working on for my high school kids and their teacher. So for me, asking you this is a long shot and a drive down by your neck of the woods would be no big deal for me. So if you could let me know, you guys are great. Thanks.

+lkhanaajav batbaatar Yes, the weather is extremely crazy this year. The greenhouse is 6 mill double poli.

Approximately 4 - 5 weeks

We only plant multiple seeds in cubes of basil, cilantro, arugula, parsley and basil.

Oh, and beet tops!

The greenhouse is 120' x 30 ' so 36,000 Sq feet.

+Ankit Singh We can help with any questions you may have, but I need more specific questions. Thanks for watching! ☺ Patti

+Pink Stem Farm We started our farm as a hobby, and it snowballed into a business. Everything is expensive but if you search for good deals you can of course minimize the expense to a certain degree. It all depends on how badly you want to expand! ☺

Ok. Cool. I'd love to see a video about the early days and how yall got started 😁

+Pink Stem Farm We will try to do one for you!

+hurdman There are between 6 - 8 plants per hole.

very helpful, thanks! I've done 2 but never tried pushing up to 6 or 8.

I'm sorry you feel that way. Actually we read every comment and answer as we have time. It's been very hectic here, so please have patience.

No matter what i love your work so beautiful just wondering how to put a price to my lettuce im new on this and other stuff thank you :-) :-) :-) :-)

@@carmenarroyo4060 It depends on what type of lettuce you are selling. Heads of lettuce we sell for $3.50 ea. And 1/2 pound lettuce mix, we sell for $4.50 per bag.

Im so sorry for my actions earlier im i thank you alot for that i now know what to charge god bless again i love you work so beautiful

Stay safe hope you and your family ok with this coronavirus