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I am amazed how you used lots of bucket & PVC's for circulation of water for hydroponic's, for us in Thailand we order a fertilized soil made from coconut husk, cut up dried banana stem add up all dried fruit & vegetable in a bag added a compost of course maybe 12 to 24 bags split the plastic opening on side as you lay down & slit the bottom install a plastic net to catch & strain the used water for recycling process, this system is organic plantation without the used of ground soil

Thanks for the great job very good explanations and clean 🇩🇰👌👍

Use the rat poison buckets . What could go wrong

I don't care how much its cleaned, I don't want something that contained rat/mice poison anywhere near my foods. Pretty sure that is not an approved disposal method lol

Nice, here in Mexico I will try with "Chile manzano".

If you cut the PVC pipe at a slight angle, it’s easier to push it in. Also, if you put the elbow on the end you are pushing on it is easier to push.

Soaking the grommets in hot water will make them flexible and easier to install

If you put your garments in hot water, they will become soft, and easy to install.

yeah I wish the pvc still cost what it did 7 years ago.

why did you cut the tops of the buckets off

Awesome love it.

Esas dos pulgadas que le quedan abajo va a tener todo ese agua estancada.

But I don’t have trampoline !

Very nice setup thanks

Pretty sure the Contrac buckets are labeled as not reusable. It's alarming that a licensed applicator had not disposed of them property.

Awesome! I need to speak to a guy like you :D

My 10 month old hated his treatment until I showed him this video of a kid having fun while doing it. Thank You!! You have given me 1 more hour a night of Sleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep!

Wow. Supposed to dispose of those buckets. Per the Label. Might want to remove the video if you still have your commercial applicator license. You should know that plastic absorbs whatever that is in it. Ever wonder why Rubbermaid containers are red after storing spaghetti??

Hop on that trampoline and give us a flip, Bob. We won't laugh when you fall through. At least no rats gonna get in ya buckets.

Nice shout out to grainger lol I work there great video ty for doing it

I do not like plastic in mine yard

Rat poison buckets?

Great video, thank you wife #8 for filming

Nice video

Wife #8?

Hmm... rat poison buckets for growing food? I'm going to guess no one invites you for potluck.

Very nice idea thanks you for shering my friend.

You are supposed to use food grade buckets in hydroponics - and ones that never contained toxic elements because they can leech in and out of plastic. Using buckets that contained rat poison is dangerous.

not these sons, the sun... legend...great video

Buy a deburring tool from Amazon which will clean the newly cut holes perfectly in seconds.

A man of crocs is a man of culture

Keep out the reach of children buckets to grow food... and so much plastic and plastic drills... all the garden will be filled. Keep healthy!

Never use buckets for poison bait. 🤦‍♀️

His wife didn't just let him use the trampoline as a table... SHE FILMED IT TOO. Very informative video. I watched it to learn about the dutch bucket system and made my wife watch it to learn "in development" project tolerance X)

Seems like a system like this would be more efficient if you have a pressure switch pump and pumped from a lower reservoir to an upper reservoir. Have one reservoir below the buckets where the water returns to and one above the buckets. When the lower reservoir is full enough the pressure switch will activate and evacuate the lower reservoir pumping the water to the upper reservoir. The upper can gravity drain at whatever rate you choose by means of one ball valve and drip holes. Which would eliminate a pump running 24/7. As it would only cycle when the lower hit the amount of water to trigger the pressure switch. A simply sump pump and check valve would work perfectly and are designed for long term constant use. You could also utilize the upper reservoir with a foam raft to grow lettuce or whatever else. In the lower reservoir you could house some type of fish which would bring nutrients into the water.

If the inflow goes right to the bottom of the media (perlite) who does the plat roots above get the nutrients.

I’m a pro at making Dutch ovens

Did wife #8 film better than the first 7?

The fact that you didn't know what most of the items you used are called made it a lot more easier to understand. Great video , loved it !!! Hope HOA hasn't seen this video on RUclips though. 😁

good video. ill use it

You're awesome big guy bob! thanks for the helpful video, will subscribe. That was one mean looking set up with all those plants, assuming that was using airstones? I'm talking about the large grid of white pots on your right as you walked past it and towards the fence.

waht the size O ring ?

How many times did he say about that much and not be precise. It would have been nice if he had thought this thing thru and made an outline and some notes(to provide precise info) and then started talking. Reminds me of the old TLAR (that looks about right) from my military days.

If you had to drive to Plano to get different grommets, it would have been nice if you would have given the correct part number to save us a trip.

I just can't believe mom thinks its okay to use the rat poison containers since he "rinsed them out real good". Not being very careful. You can buy food grade buckets at Home Depot if you cant find any free ones at the bakery or grocery store. Plastic containers absorb chemicals that can leach back into the water in your bucket.

Please, what is the name of this rubber ring? Which brand? I'm from Brazil, I can't find it here to buy.

okay anyone...help what are the sizes on this stuff. true grainger and lasco have this stuff--a lot of same stuff. which ones ?

awesome build and info!!! thanks so much for this video. you are awesome 👊✌🏼

What is the pump capacity? any recommended mode?How often need to run the pump? ?Is i need to run continuously

Good job using a Rat poison bucket ?