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The one used here with the 14" Bloem pot is currently unavailable on Amazon -a.co/d/a5ewHtr Here are a few alternatives, but would require an appropriate sized container to fit! Amazon - a.co/d/iDimlIt Amazon - a.co/d/1LPCKM9

Hello - thank you for your inquiry. We are not able to ship outside North America. Best wishes to you.

Yes. It has worked for cannabis - we've heard from some who say yes.

We use MaxiGro by General Hydroponics (also available on our website) and 1 Tsp makes a gallon! Check out the full vid on our channel if you can for a bit more info!

I found seed for micro greens 3 yrs ago in my small town.. I just planted them in pots of earth. I enjoyed it but haven't seen any affordable seed in town since. I am disabled and found this easy to do.

No problem! Thanks for wathcing!

About 70% coco coir and 30% vermiculite - give or take :) Good luck!

just keep adding more water...as it gets depleted add more water with nutrients, but never fill it to the top again after it's started :)

@MoonMan1956 that is amazing! Thank you so much for your support and we LOVE hearing this about your garden!

@@HappyLeafLEDGrowLights My pleasure to recommend a quality, American company.

MaxiGro by General Hydroponics. Check the full vid if you can!

Thanks so much for your comment! We love hearing this and are so happy that you're happy!

Thanks for the encouragement @HydroHavenGrow !

Closed Loop Farm is so unique!

@brittrich7367 technically you can get some growth without a grow light, but in a window the shorter days will impact the growth, as will cloudy days, so a grow light makes it work much more reliably :)

You add the nutrient water right away. If you're interested, check out the full video on our channel which has more in-depth info!

Thank YOU!

You've had those for a pretty long time if we recall correctly. Thanks for your support and happy growing!

The seeds don't need light to germinate but you want the light to be there for them as soon as they germinate for the best conditions. Technically, you can leave the light off until they germinate - but we find it is easiest just to have the light on (using a timer), and let it do it's thing.

Hi - great question. We like to set the pots up off the floor a little ways- it's easier to put the water spout into the watering lip of the pot. The buckets also serve as a way to catch a little overflow water as well. A personal preference for convenience :)

Hi Tony - it's easy to add a dimmer to our lights - I need to add that info to the website! Here is a link to a google review from someone who also bought a Spider Farmer light and compares it to ours. Happy Growing! g.co/kgs/kf51ep4

Those are standard 5 gallon buckets.

Hi Dale - we run a fan in the room but we don't hand pollinate - if we did we'd probably increase production!

The pvc is half inch

1/2 inch pvc

Yes, generally, for indoor growing you will need a grow light. This concept can be applied to outdoor growing as well in which case the sun takes care of light needs except when days are short and/or cloudy.

Yes . It’s past its prime! But it’s still fragrant and delicious!

The white stuff is most likely calcium carbonate that comes from water - a natural mineral from well water. Or, sometimes the nutrients can leave a residue. (Could be salt if you have softened water). None of this is harmful. It if looks like mold - fuzzy and no germination, then you have too much water. If you already have a plant that's growing, we don't recommend changing anything with the leca. I hope this helpful. If you would like to discuss further, just get in touch with us.

@@HappyLeafLEDGrowLights Thanks for the help :) ! I have another, unrelated, question, i’m currently growing some bell pepper plants with this hydroponic system and how do i know when it’s time to convert to a pot? or if i even have to? would the bell peppers make the plant become too top heavy to grow correctly or do i have nothing to worry about?

Hi - why don't you send us a picture of the current plant - to hello@happyleafled.com and we'll continue trying to guide you :)

Hi Denise - generally, you probably won't need to change anything because the plants will grow up a few inches and close the gap. If they start to look leggy, they need more light. If they start to look "parched" they need more water and possibly less light.

Glad you enjoyed the information!

Thanks for the question. Please check out the more detailed explanation of the process we follow - no root rot! ruclips.net/video/H2QLmDrOOkE/видео.htmlsi=-UvOslSRCJRxsj44

@@HappyLeafLEDGrowLights thank you

@@HappyLeafLEDGrowLights hey your video didn't explain root rot directly. To prevent, do you just keep the water at the bottom of the pot as you mentioned about getting air?

@@BetterLifeLibrary Yes, we keep the water level at the bottom of the pot and we also cover the jars with a black sock to prevent rot.

@@HappyLeafLEDGrowLights Thank you! and thank you for the short and long video. Very educational and interesting.

Awesome! Thank You!!

Hello! Sorry for the slow reply. Yikes. Here is a general comparison and then with each light if you go to the website page on the "buy" button at the bottom of the column, you can find a spec sheet for more details. happyleafled.com/compare-products/ I hope this helps!

On this project, we started the seeds in the coco coir and vermiculite mix.

www.amazon.com/Clever-Gardener-GC-1000-Grow-Cage/dp/B00JGVZG6C/ref=sr_1_6?keywords=clever+gardener+tomato+cage&qid=1700056714&sr=8-6 Glad to hear you enjoyed the video!

Thank you Sir! @@HappyLeafLEDGrowLights

Yes1 Our apologies for not including it in the description! Pot - www.amazon.com/dp/B00K0M257O?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_dp_JMBBW6M8FBXQ2DYCQVEX&th=1 Grow Cage - www.amazon.com/dp/B00JGVZG6C?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_dp_5DECSKEY9M472YTDYXSV

Thank you Konnie! Very kind of you to give us this testimonial. Happy Growing!

That's an awesome idea. We are adding it to the list to experiment with. Thanks for the comment.

Glad to hear that. Also, we love your username! 🤣🤣