Thanks for the information. I realize this video is 2 years old but you really helped me out today .

Great stuff Tikki! Have you ever tried using smaller pieces of rockwool? We can break up one of those cubes into about 20 pieces and the seeds will do just fine! I've got a video of this on my channel. Much more sustainable and cost efficient using smaller pieces!!

Looking forward to learning about how to use clay pebbles for seeds!

Your adorable, I so enjoy your videos, your love for gardening is shines through.

This is amazing thank you for such a straightforward and informative tutorial!!!!

Thank you for sharing this! Learned lots

Your videos are hands down the best there is. Thanks for what you do

Thank you!

I loved your video, great tips for me as a beginner.

Great video!! Perfect presentation. We've also had the best luck with rock wool. The only difference is that we soak the rock wool directly in hydroponic nutrient growing solution and the seeds grow like crazy. Keep up the wonderful videos!

Thank you so much for this instruction. It is my vision that all kitchens be equipped with home growing systems like this so we can grow our own food.

Thanks for sharing. I hope to start my Lettuce & tomato plants tomorrow.

I got a variety called Toy Choi. They grow decent compact size for jars. I cut them all back today just waiting for the regrowth. Regrowth takes a while so I might as well start some more today. I do 24 jars and I still can’t seem to have enough. The more I think about it. I think I just want to do some lettuce watching this video. I think I’ll do 12 red sail and 12 black seeded Simpson. 🥬 🥬 🥬 I use Britta water so I don’t have to mess with pH down. It’s more convenient for me. The seeds I have are from last year. save them all from the garden. A ridiculous amount for saving five plants last year. Thanks for the lettuce craving. I enjoyed the video.

Looking good!

Always informative!

Always great info! Look forward to seeing how seed starting in clay pebbles works out for you!

AWESOME!!

I might grow some winter lettuce having seen this, I've a few weeks before chilli growing season starts again. Great video!

I will follow the lead on this video and start some lettuce today. I am also starting some Chinese greens using the same Kratky method and have six 1/2 gallon mason jars. The 1/2 gallon jars have the same sized opening as the one quart mason jars which allows the same 3" net cups work. Thanks for the effort and another great video.

Great video! Thanks for releasing such informative and interesting content. You’ve helped me tremendously in this new gardening venture, as I’m sure you have many others as well. I’m excited to see the results of the seed in pebbles experiment. Have you ever used rapid rooters or pellet seed starters? If so, how do they compare to the rockwool?

Just the information I was looking for. Thank You! Can't wait for the clay pebble experiment to be finished. You can reuse the pebbles. Can the rockwool be reused because of all the roots of the plant in it after harvest?

watched lots of vids tikki, great job, um have you ever considered making extra holes in that large rockwool cube, and put a seed in each one instead of dropping 2 or 3 in 1 hole..... or I honestly take those cubes and cut them into smaller cubes, you dont need that much rockwool at all' just pack the net cup with more pebbles. and yea you already know the other method of growing without rockwool at all, keep up the great work tikki!

Hello thanks for the video. How long does lettuce take from a seed to harvest? What light do you recommend for a small 4 to 8 jar setup? Thanks!

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Great video! Very educational... Newbie here... Do I have to put a little vent on the container or should I leave it quite sealed? Thanks in advance...

Nice...let us know your results for clay pebbles.....not as wasteful if works

for how long you have to put the light on ?

can we place the rockwools into netpot directly with the seedlings or do we need to remove from rock wool?

Hello there. What are you doing with the ones that not germinating? Do you throw away the rockwool or you reuse it ? Thank you

One might want to try & use Depend UnderPads. They usually come 12 to a pack, and their sizes are 36" x 21". Now this would allow a lot of growing seed beds to be made from. Then there is the Pride Disposable Underpads, they come 50 pads in a pack and measure 36" x 23". One could make a whole lot more seed growing beds from or from one pad, like a giant seed growing bed. Both are thin, easy to cut with a pair of scissors and hold in moisture. Just a thought...

I would like to know where you got your spray bottle from?

Is there any reason not to start the seeds in rockwool in the netcups? That way when they are ready for the hydroponics container, just transfer them there?

So, I tried this method and got a white mold on top of the rockwool after I put them in Mason jars. I tried a mix of Hydrogen peroxide and water spraying the base of the lettuce but it didn't help. Than I unwrapped jars and there was a mold in water surface. Any ideas?

Where is a good place to buy seeds for hydroponics?

you can use coco coir rather than rockwool. its better

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She really green screened herself onto her own backyard.

Grow any Devil’s Lettuce?

I would like to know where you got your spray bottle from?