Haha 😂 Thank you, Audra! 😁

Finn Wiggles!! Thank you! The algae was asking for it… 😂 It must be almost time for you to start up your pond again now!!! 😊

Thank you!

Thats awesome, I’ve always heard they’re pretty much impossible to grow in an indoor aquarium… i might give that a go this year then!

@@GingerFishyOfficial I've not had a problem just not too much surface agitation and plenty of ferts

Hey question for ya.. what temp does the water in your aquarium read in the winter? I might consider trying to save some water lettuces vs always having to re-buy them

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed the video!! 😊

Thank you! Yeah, I can imagine the harsh Canadian winters are tough when it comes to ponds! Very cool country though, I’ll hopefully go one day.. I actually had some family emigrate there too!

Thank you! 😊👍

Haha, I’ll let him know 😊

Thanks bud! Enjoying watching your pond progress!!!! I need to start growing some of my own veg!!🌱🙌

@@GingerFishyOfficial thanks dude we did a two-part series on the filter we build it in the first video and hook it up in the second video so far it’s been working out pretty well it’s only been hooked up for a couple weeks we do our videos quite a bit in advance…. but so far she’s been working pretty good for how cheap we built it for….. we are going to continue to add to this room and just keep adding micro green sprouts and all kinds of other foods so that we can grow them all winter long

From what I’ve heard uv only helps with green water, not blanket weed or string algae. And I’ve never really had an issue with green water so long as the filtration is good! 😊👍

Hi Chris! Hornwort actually grows best when floated, you can literally just throw it in and it will sort itself out. It grows best this way because when floating it can access co2 from the air and will also receive more light. It can sometimes look a bit messy though when just thrown in and left to float, so some people do indeed plant it in gravel. And it will still do ok, it won’t ever grow proper roots though, and may rot out and float off eventually. So up to you really, you can plant it in gravel (and I have done plenty of times) but would probs prefer to be just floated. Hope that helps! 😊👍

Yeah, they should be fine, the leaves will soon reach the surface! 🌱😊

​@Ginger Fishy i hope so.. just worried because the leaves got pretty beat-up during shipping and I'm sure they're dealing with some transfer shock. Dropping almost $300 between the 6 lillies, shipping and potting supplies is kinda scary so im hoping they will be ok 😊

@@high_fructose_corn_syrup yeah, even if all the leaves do end up breaking off, new ones should soon grow. If any of them do get to the point that all the leaves break off though, what I would probably do then is lift it up a bit higher, that should help it get going, then you can move it back down again. I’m sure they’ll be fine though, lillies are pretty tough! 😄💪

@@GingerFishyOfficial ty for the advice. I'll definitely be watching them like a hawk!

Yeah, I usually just fertilise once a year, in the Spring, should probably do it more often though for some better growth! 😊

Hi mate, sorry to hear your struggling on the algae front.. Are you in the UK? I just ask as I’ve recently started using a couple of products to help with algae and they’re working really well.. im just not too sure if they are available outside the UK.

Needs some sunlight, but will still grow well in light shade 👍

Tricky one.. I find watercress to grow like a weed.. do you have fish in the pond?

@@GingerFishyOfficialyes, I have some goldfish. They don’t have access to the watercress or roots because it is potted with pea gravel.