OMG you are a genius you are going to save me SO much money on my beginner grow operation

Do you add more fertilizer if you have hard water.

please STOP USING STYROFOAM DUDE LOOK IT UP . AND IT ALL COMES DOWN HERE TO COSTA RICA.. YOU ARE KILLING THE PLANET ...NOT COOL BRAHHHHH.SALUDOS CORDIALES

Do the same with a hand full of soil and plant matter. Without the risk of dissolved metals and pathogens. Soil is free save your Pennies. I think this is risky and stupid to use on anything that you’re ingesting. 🤮 even if it does work.

My ppm is only like 60 ppm

Wow 2024 here hope ur doin great😊

I've used both filtered water and straight from the tap and my results were the same both ways.

Bro was tweakin

Him using the styrofoam was better than the original because the lid lets it leak but the foam is inside the box

Burn top of can. Itll slide right thru

Using a hole saw, you need the center drill bit to keep hole saw stay aligned. Also drill backwards it will make a smooth finish hole, and less tear out.

Love that vintage package 😊

I'm wondering about filtered water. I wouldn't use tap but the last time I tested filtered I had some kind of algae and I figured that was a bad sign.

Thanks for the video

🤔If its not Safe for Plants how is it safe for Humans?

You sure lack the inititive to do a proper controled review of a plant on this project... I think you totally failed to take care of them at all.. temps.. light.. thats just a maturity thing i guess..

Next time use a black storage tub to stop light or you may get algae build up but besides that great idea my friend

Thank u

Is using purified or reverse osmosis water the best to use for hydroponics? Or how much TDS, PH, and EC ranges are recommended for optimal results?

What do you mean by safe exactly?

Seeing as this was posted before covid and inflation, its probably 300$ to build this 2$ set up now

Cloner pasand aya hai🙏🙏, coment from India🇮🇳

How did you keep it from leaking water out around the edges bro

I have a TurboCloner with sprays & had shit results so converting to bubbles !

Thanks for Answering the Question , should the Stems touch the Water !

I USED THIS IDEA FOR MY FIRST EVER GROW. I HAVE A 3X3X6 TENT NOW BUT I GREW WITH JUST MILAR AND A LED GROW BULB AND A COMPUTER FAN

forstner bits are your friend when it comes to cutting holes in that plastic

My tap is 410😢. I collect rainwater now

I believe the addition of this product to my care routine saved a Paphiopedilum I received from an Ebay seller that was in questionable condition when I received it.

Kose bibi

Run your hole saw in reverse and youll avoid all the tear out when cutting plactic

Thanks bro

2$? Makes no sense the light is like 50$ probably the hoolahoops are probably 2-5$ each And then the milar

My first setup was made from a sheet of foam insulation with the foil coating, and draped over the top and front with Mylar. I also made my first grow light from three LED headlights. Works great! DIY is always rewarding.

Jel dobro to svijetlo za sator 60,60,160.

Because you're also reflecting a lot of infra-red light, aka heat... Setup an extraction fan at the top and you're good.... as long as cold water from an external source is pumped into the plant ls roots you'll be fine...

A few important considerations: 1) you may be better of with a simple "Short interval timer," not a "scheduling timer" 2) The times vary widely depending on advice. Tower Garden sells a foolproof preprogrammed timer for US$32 with two foolproof inside and outside settings of 5/45 and 3/12 minutes respectively. However, when they sold a regular mechanical timer, they suggested more manual settings for outdoor, depending on increasing temperature. You may want to cycle every 15/15 m. That's 48 cycles/day. Electronic Scheduling timers can't do that many. They only offer 8 programming times. Mechanical scheduling timers however can and may be perfect. Short interval timers on Amazon are around 40mbux from what i've seen, but worth it. These are all AC options Im familiar with. I like that you use a DC option. One could use a couple of uninterruptable power supplies for blackouts , one for pump/smart plug and other for router if you are in a smart house. If you use a smart plug, Alexa for instance doesn't offer a repeating interval option, so it takes 24 routines of allowable 20 steps each for a simple 15 min interval. And apparently the smart plugs' relays wear out when switched on/off a hundred times a day. For flexibility, you could buy a "Short Interval Timer" in Amazon. As temp goes up over 90F, one Tower Garden distributor recommends 15 min on 15 min off. This is the distributor talking about tower garden settings, "Setting the Tower Garden Pump Timer | True Garden" kzfaq.info/get/bejne/idObY82kuL_Jk30.html for reference.

My husband says its the inverse square law. Your techies out there will know what yhat means.

You can also get a reusable fabric shopping bag with the reflective interior

Bad Idea because Air flow is impeded and that will decrease yield and increase chances of mold.

I bought a fridge organser a air stone and some foam . Works everytime

How do you dim the lights from %25 to 100?? There's no switch nothing. Talking about the newest model.. any clue??

You really gotta be prepared to leave plants for a few weeks. I see you have tomatoes, they can get pretty darn big in a few weeks, especially in a flood and drain system. I did this once with a big grow tent full of cannabis. When I got home my plants had taken over the whole space and looked amazing. I planned on 2 weeks but was gone 3. The only issue was my water pump was blown due to the reservoir being empty. I must have gotten back in time. One of my best indoor grows ever

Thank you very much sir, love your tutorial and energy!

I've been doing hydroponics and aeroponics and the helpful discoveries have come a long way on youtube. To clean my systems I run pool shock through them for pennys. I then use fresh water and plant my plants with nutrients and peroxide. The reason I had to learn about disease control in my systems is because I grow outside in tower gardens and the temperatures of the water are non sustainable @ 70 degrees and under and pyrithian (spell check) root rot can start in a minute and moves rapidly through the systems and it's hard to kill and recover from if not detected early on. The consistent use of peroxide keeps things clean and healthy through a spring through fall growing season for me. Thank you for your measurements for the 35% peroxide. is it as corrosive when diluting it in 20 gallons of water? I've been using 12% but with 4 systems I go through gallons and was hoping using 35% would reduce the number of bottles I have to buy. Thank you and happy growing

Emergency blankets......

Whats up mate, its been awhile since you've uploaded. Hope all is well there

I used tin foil and it worked like a charm! ✨

Tapwater doesn’t matter. I’ve been doing it for years you don’t know what you’re talking about.

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