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I am struggling with your calcs. You have 4* 3 way module taking 26hrs total to print. I see your P1P uses 100W/hr. That would total 2.6kWh for the print. If your cost is 0.13 cents per kWh isn't that 0.34 cents cost not $2.60 ?

Have you tired biological pest control. Ie parasitic wasps for apids? In a large scale commercial setting I've seen this work effectively

geothermal doesn't have to be all that expensive. simply dig a hole and put a water tank in it, then infill the dead space. the water tank will cool way down every night and then a small water pump can bring that cool into your show in the daytime.

Texas gulf coast(ish) region here. That’s for the bullet points, side wall mosquito netting, I’ll use this, buried tanks, I’ll use this too. Was thinking about burnt the tanks like this for an aqua ponics solution to hold water temp for different species of fish.

This project looks really interesting and seems very efficient! However, I have a question regarding the materials used for the hydroponic grow tower, particularly the buckets and the plastic. Isn't there a risk that harmful toxins might be released from the plastic when it's exposed to the sun's heat outside, which could then be absorbed by the plants through their roots? As far as I know, some plastics can release carcinogenic substances, especially at high temperatures. How safe is this system in terms of the health of the plants and ultimately the people consuming them?

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Very informative, thank you sir!

Just received my second meter. The 1st one would not connect when trying to add decice. and the second one is doing the same

Thank you for a very excellent and informative video!!

How much material (asa filament) would take to make a bigger tower like a 5.5”

How much material did u use for one tower?

Hey guys, if any one can suggest a great 3D printer so I can print fast, lets take an example of a hydroponic tower, Thanks

really nice video my guy. thanks for the details. keep it up

Very interesting video love it 😊🎉

sulfuric acid is a bit safer, both in terms of handling and storing, and more forgiving when having a bit too much as a nutrient. when it comes to commercial production of food, of course more concentrated cheaper chemicals are preferred but, after some research i'm buying some ph down ready product based on sulfuric acid, that is pre-diluted for the aquarium trade, rather than handling dangerously corrosive chemicals at home. in a non-commercial scenario, a few extra dollars is not worth the additional risk handling highly corrosive chemicals on ongoing basis. bottles are easy to knock over etc. Highly concentrated acids look very benign in a plastic container, but they are not.

Hello sir.... thanks you for this wonderful class. I want to see more of it again with well explained processes. Am Crop science student from university of Agriculture on Nigeria Thank you so much

thank you for the video

great info, thanks for sharing "cultivating kindness one seed at a time" did you try an external tube? Aloha Dean

You know how some of the sections have dispersing net? What happens if I have dispersing nets in every section? Will that be bad?

With our high humidity my only idea other than venting is air geothermal cooling. Plastic drain pipe in the ground blown by a fan. We have a lot of cloud cover here and can't afford to block light. I wonder if a in ground tank circulating into a couple of car radiators with fans would be worth doing. Average in season ground temp 500mm down is about 15-18 deg C. Greenhouse can spike into the high 30s if it's not vented fast enough that's a big diff. Anyone got any thoughts on this?

Thank you for sharing your gifts and mastery through the love of nature ...this info is exactly what I was looking for...wonderfully done

Very helpful sir❤

Muy buen video gracias por compartir saludos desde México

thank you for sharing your experience. just wondering how long it took to print one stack with the bamboo? i printed one out on my printer and it took 20hrs, was thinking of upgrading and hoping the p1p would be a lot faster. thank you in advance for your reply. Have a Great Day!

Does the 6 in 1 monitor require calibration and if so how often in your experience?

Very good and concise explanation

In my tower I used a pretty good sized pump that's moving a significant amount of water. My question is if I'm moving too much water am I just washing the roots? I'm running 15 min on 45 off. It's working just could maybe work better.

Thank you for the video. I have my Bambu printer ready to print the tower; I just need to understand how to manage all the nutrients. Keep us updated on your towers!

Hola, ¿qué tipo de filamento usa para hacer la torre?

Carbon fiber arrow shaft instead of wood. Stays straight and lighter.

Even good seeds can get cooked in a mailbox left in the sun alldday

Смешно. у вас афроамериканцы все делают.... у нас бывшие из СССР. Ничего не поменялось....

I've done it and it works great. My A solution starts to form floaties in it after a while, is this normal or do I need to do something to stop it?

if ur using plastic that breaks down in the sun, add a coat of white paint to it. The paint will help stop the sunlight from breaking it down and if u use white paint it acts both as a reflective but will help keep the roots cooler.

Aeroponics allows absolute control over the amount of water delivered to the roots. The goal is to keep the roots optimally damp all of the time, never wet or dry.

Extremely well done. Please keep up the stimulating work. Many thanks

Love it 😊 watching from Philippines 😊😅

Where is part 2?

Many thanks for sharing your experience, I am looking for a water monitor device for my salt water aquarium, saw these on Amazon, was not sure if they were accurate, but now I will give it a try.

Hello, what is the best device for measuring ph ec ppm while preparing fertilized water, which I watched in the video?

If you can afford a Bambu you can afford to change the battery in your smoke detector.

Thank you for the review. I was planning to get one of the 6 in 1 monitors with alarm setting for my hydroponics. I feel i can get it now based on your review.

According to the video: The lack of Nitrogen and Magnesium have the same result?

Any updates?

Liked your video as heat is a problem in ph with hydroponics Where do you get your IBC tanks? Seems in my area they want you to take out a mortgage

Thanks

Boil cloves and spray plants with the cool water

While I absolutely want to do this, to supplement my outside garden (which isn't available to me in the winter due to the cold), there's no way on earth you can do this for $85, unless you already have everything lying around from other projects. I won't include the cost of the tools, because most of us have a set of tools. But a more realistic cost would be: * 6", schedule 40 (the thin wall kind) PVC - $81 * 1/2" PVC to deliver the water from the reservoir upward - $5 * 21 gallon tub - $10, although they usually only have it that cheaply where I live in the spring, otherwise the price jacks up to $55. * 3/4" plywood to go on top of the tub - It's cheaper to get plywood in 4x8" sheets so you can save it and use it for other projects. That's going to be above $50. You can get a 2'x4' piece for $35, but those are only for people who can't do math!!! * pump - $30 * timer (to turn the pump on and off) - $10 You'll spend at least another $100 on "incidentals". For example, that clear, plastic PVC to diffuse the water once it reaches the top. The brackets to hold the PVC to the top of the tank. Any fittings to connect the pump to the 1/2" PVC. The top cap for the 6" PVC. Now sure, if you're a homeowner, you probably have a lot of these things lying around from other projects. For example, I already have a 21 gallon container sitting around that would be perfect for this. I also have tons of 1/2" PVC and 3/4" plywood I just took out from another job, as well as a timer. But a more realistic budget would be $400, in my opinion. Remember, not everyone lives in warm climates, so you haven't even included the cost of grow/LED lights!

Very informative video that is helpful to newbies like us! Liked & subscribed. As I have a microscope & some science background, I would love to see how to use a microscope to clearly identify plant diseases & nutrient deficiencies. Decent microscopes are no longer very expensive, and extreme closeup visual identification aught to be very, very helpful. P.S. I am expecting global warming & climate zone changes to become very disruptive of all levels of gardening. Not to mention that the accidental spreading of invasive species due to globalization is also going to introduce new challenges. Having the tools & knowledge to quickly identify a new plant problem could make the difference between prompt remediation and total crop failure. Your in-depth scientific approach is on the right track - hope you'll add microscopic examination & diagnostics into the mix. P.P.S. I found a good intro to using a basic plant diagnostics lab here ruclips.net/video/tJ9SJnsVQxE/видео.html

Is safe to eat my green lettuce if I left it out overnight for 10-11 hours, exposed and room temperature of 60-70 degrees.