Thank you so much for this video. I am an apartment dweller at the moment, trying to figure out how to grow lettuce in my place and here you are. My landlords said I could have some space for a garden if I wanted to, but the deer are so prevalent around here I would have to spend a fortune fortifying the space. I just wanted to let you know that even though this video is 5 years old, it is really going to help me get started on my winter crop.
I watch this video every year, in the hopes that I will finally be able to grow my own lettuce. Well, it's finally happened, I have all the supplies and my lettuce is growing. Can't wait to eat a fresh salad every day! No Bugs, No Slugs, and no one except me has handled these leaves!
Thank you. I thought I was a bit nuts working on perfecting my indoor salad growing for nearly two years, but seeing your setup confirms that I'm on the right track.
THANK YOU! I wanted to get into hydroponics but didn’t want ugly totes all over my house. This is the most beautiful hydroponic garden I’ve seen while still being affordable and functional
This is beautiful. I do this in my bedroom I have grown zucchini, potatoes, & lettuce. I live alone so I don't bother anyone, I have a large garden but this is nice for winter. This supplements my greenhouse so I don't have to go out there when it is cold. I have 4 aero gardens near my dining room windows. They fit in just nicely. I grow some unusual rare varieties there for fun. Thank you.
Great video! I love my greens and currently have lettuce and kale seedlings. Just purchased a shelving unit from Amazon! I love the idea of picking my own fresh greens instead getting the bags from the grocery store that end up going bad in a few days.
Love this ides. Im using river rocks in the big containers of cottage cheese. I cut the small contIners for a wall, then turn a wine bottle upside down with water. Put the solution in the water pocket. Its dry gere and misting them helps. Nats: place pibe sol around the rim and outside of the pots. Also kills cockroaches and its hard to kill a cockroach.
This was an amazing video. I am however paused that my love for gardening will be endless. It can start at seed starting (indoors), raised beds, soil etc. It is a good thing gardening is so rewarding LOL. I am yet excited to go from flower loving to growing food for my family. I guess there is an initial investment that keeps yielding a return. This is truly exciting.
WOW! Thank you SO MUCH for the video! I have decided to grow my own greens under DR. RX that I consume 7 Oz per day. I can't afford to do that. And who knows where it was grown, nutrient content - if any - and it is NOT organic. And it certainly isn't FRESH! That is a LOT of lettuce to entrust to someone else growing it for me and I cannot afford it -even non-organic. I have been a farmgirl all my life. But just had to move into town in an apartment. SO ......... I've been scouring RUclips to find a way to grow some food INDOORS .... I wish I had found your video 50 videos ago ........ :-) What a pleasant surprise - A complete and CONCISE tutorial ! You hit all the points and provided all the solutions as well as DIY alterations .... I cannot thank you enough. I will certainly shop amazon thru your link - I'm a subscriber and will check out your site.
I bought the T5 4ft 4 bulb 6500k lights from HTG. They are a great company. Very pleased with the service and quality of the grow lights. It's all about the lights.
Wonderful! Thank you for letting us know. I found when my system was not near supplemental sunlight, the plants struggled. I was able to grow some with one LED strip but it would have been better with more light for sure.
This is one of the best videos I have ever seen. My problem with gardening is the messy look but you have solved the problem with an elegant looking system. You have a great eye for beauty. With some modifications, I will be using this look in all of my future seedling starters. THANK YOU.
This is the best video on youtube that I have seen in a long time! You must be a teacher by profession as the way you present the information is concise, organized, detailed, thorough and beautifully presented! Thank you so much and I can hardly wait to get started! To maintain beauty and order while growing veggies in the house in such a gift. Thanks for sharing!
New fan to your channel and I have to say I love this video so much. I plan to emulate your system in my home. Your breakdown is so helpful. All my supplies are ordered and on the way. Can't wait to have fresh lettuce every day.
I plan to start growing lettuce indoors using your method later this year when I can no longer grow it outdoors here in Indiana. I already have the wire shelves with the grow lights attached. I also have solo cups with and without holes and a few varieties of lettuce seeds. The only thing I'll really need to buy is the hydroponic nutrient solution. My shelves with the grow lights are currently being used to grow seedlings for my square foot garden. Now I'll be able to use my shelves and grow lights all year round.Thank you for this video.
I get tired of the prices of lettuce in the local grocers and never thought to do this on my sunny widow sill with solo cups but I will now. thank you for the ideas.
This is the best video I've seen for having an indoor garden. (My shelving is the same size as yours, so I can relate to wanting the smaller lights.) I'm also studying square foot gardening, and I see you have some videos on that subject. So between my raised bed in my community garden, done the square-foot way, and growing my lettuce indoors with your system, looks like we'll get the veggies we need. Thanks so much for such clear, concise instructions, and I appreciate your suggestions for making your garden attractive for the space it is in, as well as all the know-how on how to grow.
I really enjoyed this video. very informative, I appreciate all the links and the fact that you talk at a steady pace and are understandable. very nice. thank you.
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! I've been trying to find hydrop. instructions for 2 days that would tell me I could use a shallow container so I could use my metal shelf in the bathroom. But everybody says, "You need a pump, and at least a 15-inch tall reservoir," etc. I am SO GLAD you published this video (excellently made, btw). I'm EXCITED to start growing greens indoors without the mess of soil. :) PS RE lights- you can buy LED blue and red growing lights (both colors in one light) on Amazon for $20 each. They mimic the sun so closely that plants grown with them develop the same phytonutrients that they do with outside sunlight (fluorescent lights won't do that; neither does sunlight through glass, sorry).
This is amazing! I've a complete beginner to gardening and I've just planted my first ever seeds! I'm so glad I've discovered this channel. Thank you from your help from England.
Another meticulous , detailed and thorough video to add to your list of videos , really wonderful !! Do you need to change the water in the cups ever or do you just add to them ?
Thank you so much! I just add to them. Some varieties of lettuce (possibly another video, ha) seem to grow longer than others, rarely, I may clean the bottom cup if needed, especially if they are getting old but still producing.
I so loved this episode! You did an amazing job with this system and it's so practical. I was wondering if this can be used to grow seedlings on it. I just started my seeds recently and trying to figure out how to give them the light they will require before I can get them planted outside.
Thank you! yes, you certainly can use it as a starter area for seedlings. Then, once you move your seedlings out, you can grow lettuce in the summer! How about that? lol I hope you can give it a try. The bulbs are the most important feature of the system. Since I have a sunny window, I use a low wattage/high lumen bulbs (explained in a little more detail below the video and also saves on energy cost). However, if you do not have supplemental sunlight, please consider using a high lumen bulb (lumens are on the bulb package and 1000 bulbs website).
Thank you for your tutorial! I'm so excited to try this out. We eat salad everyday in our little family and it's just way too expensive having to buy small bags with mixed leaves at the grocery store everyday
I love your videos !! Don't stop making them!! so well explained and easy to understand for people like me that have no clue about planting, good luck on everything you do :)
good evening Ms Donna. I'm really so happy I found you on RUclips. I really appreciate that you took time to experiment over a period of time to test something and POST your results. over the years, I have been following certain gardeners online and I have been so frustrated. I just tell myself, gardening is full of experiment. I did something similar in 2012 but I stopped as I wasn't too happy with the results. I got the shelf and the lighting and the other basics. having watched your video, I know now where I went wrong. I'm definitely going to try again. I haven't found the time to buy Mel's SFG book. but I started taking down notes so I could practice succession planting this year. that's one of the many things I learned from "listening" to you before I go to bed. (yes, I "listen" not watch :) ) rest assured that I'm going to use your Amazon link when I go purchase the other stuff I need (like the rockwool plugs). I do have some questions. where do you buy Nappa Cabbage and Super Sugar Snap seeds?
Nice setup I'd only change a CPL things. Should of used PVC sheet or mylar for the inside of your boxes instead of clear. Also should use cups that ain't see through Roots shouldn't be exposed to light. Also have to use red spectrum for flowering. So one soft white one cool white. Well your setup is near the window so idk if it matters. Obviously you know from experience. I'm just beginning. Other then that your video very educational.
also add a fish tank bubbler with an aeration stone submerged this will supercharge your O2 levels the better way for massive yeilds is to float a piece of foam cut to the size of your box and set your net pots into form fitting cut outs. this keeps light off the roots, your solution areateted and droplets of solution always forming on the roots until they submerge. youll double your yeilds
Hi, thank you. I actually tried that when I first started designing the system. I had 3 boxes with 8 cut-outs each, fitted for 2 inch net pots. This limited me to 24 plants in the system. I need many more to have a continuous supply. Also, the water was too cold for the lettuce to grow well and required me to use more solution (which is expensive). I then tried a water heater, and with the bubbler, it looked tacky with all the cords PLUS I could not do the succession planting (due to limited number of cut-outs) which is what makes this design so unique. The more electricity I use to run it defeats the purpose of growing it inside the home because the electricity is the most expensive part. I tried many different things and this worked best for me. Here is my latest video on the system: ruclips.net/video/XcVNk7wdE8Q/видео.html
This is so cool. I plan to grow salad greens and some commonly used herbs this winter. Thank you for sharing this video! Have you tried Swiss Chard using this method? Since it is a much bigger plant, I assume it will need a bigger container.
I just love your Gardening to Cooking videos. In the past, I have grown lettuce in an Aerogarden hydroponic system, which is an excellent product by the way. While the lettuce looked beautiful, I thought the taste did not equal lettuce grown in soil. I am wondering if you have noticed any flavor difference in growing lettuces in different mediums. Also, I have a 4 foot grow light system and have been doing my best to find 4 foot long wire shelving -----still working on it, but so far no luck.
I have been looking forward to this video. Thank you! The in depth information you provided should be easy for anyone to follow. Can't wait to start building my unit.
Thanks for the video. Am I right in thinking you use the cups because you can grow more than you could with a box with cut outs in the top? 🤔 It's a beautiful design and one I am in the process of emulating 😊
How long did you keep your lights on? How far away from each phase did you have the lights from the plants? Did you ever experience seedling failure after they sprouted? I did and I don’t know what is wrong.
I saw this solution for the algae issue in clear cups on another channel. Place a strip of tape vertically on your bottom clear cup then spray paint the cup. Remove the tape and you will have a clear window so you can see the level of your solution while blocking the light from the rest of the cup.
No problem. I di not know someone else was growing in clear cups. I do recall this video from friend Sleestaksrule: ruclips.net/video/FxVHS9o5yDA/видео.html I think it would work, but also since we are using the cups individually (lifting occasionally to keep the water moving), it easy to check the solution
I am starting my plants under a T5 light in peat pellets. The lettuce seedlings ended up strangely leggy on the bottom below the leaves and top heavy on the top. I was able to save some by replanting them in sour cream containers I had saved. Some wilted and damped off and some have survived. At first it's hard to keep the leaves from getting wet. I didn't do the two cup method. That might be why.
@@RainbowGardens I doesn't specifically say on the bulbs but I'm pretty sure they are 6500 K since they are a 4 foot shop light with T5 bulbs in it. The lettuce were the only seedlings that seemed partially leggy. Maybe I should have the light closer than 6 or 8 inches away in the very beginning of their sprouting since that bottom half was the half of the stem affected.
Great video. Please my Questions , How long ( in days ) did the lettuce, take from seed to true leaves status ? What was your germination medium to start the process ?
I have been looking for information/ideas for growing lettuce perpetually, and your video is so amazing! I was wondering though, at the 5:09 mark you have a little citrus tree in the corner- would you be able to do a tutorial on that as well?
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10 years of lettuce growing! I hope it’s going as well as ever
Respect the harbor freight haha. Nice.
Thank you so much for this video. I am an apartment dweller at the moment, trying to figure out how to grow lettuce in my place and here you are. My landlords said I could have some space for a garden if I wanted to, but the deer are so prevalent around here I would have to spend a fortune fortifying the space. I just wanted to let you know that even though this video is 5 years old, it is really going to help me get started on my winter crop.
Thank you so much! I hope it helps. If you have a suany patio, I would also recommend a vertical garden. you can check them out on my channel.
The best part is no bugs on the leaves. I grow the lettuce and basil indoors since we use so much.
Yes you do! Thank you for all your tips through the years. I very much appreciate it.
THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST VIDEO ON GROWING LETTUICE IVE WATCHED
I watch this video every year, in the hopes that I will finally be able to grow my own lettuce. Well, it's finally happened, I have all the supplies and my lettuce is growing. Can't wait to eat a fresh salad every day! No Bugs, No Slugs, and no one except me has handled these leaves!
Wonderful!
You are so creative in your approach and the fact that you paid such great attention to the aesthetics made it exceptional. Thanks for sharing it!
Thank you. I thought I was a bit nuts working on perfecting my indoor salad growing for nearly two years, but seeing your setup confirms that I'm on the right track.
Wow, what an amazing howto video for anyone who would like to create their own hydroponic growing system. Very thorough. The best I've seen so far!
I love the saying on your shelves. So harmonious and peaceful
THANK YOU! I wanted to get into hydroponics but didn’t want ugly totes all over my house. This is the most beautiful hydroponic garden I’ve seen while still being affordable and functional
Thank you for sharing this impormative tips.
Glad it was helpful!
This is beautiful. I do this in my bedroom I have grown zucchini, potatoes, & lettuce. I live alone so I don't bother anyone, I have a large garden but this is nice for winter. This supplements my greenhouse so I don't have to go out there when it is cold. I have 4 aero gardens near my dining room windows. They fit in just nicely. I grow some unusual rare varieties there for fun. Thank you.
Great video! I love my greens and currently have lettuce and kale seedlings. Just purchased a shelving unit from Amazon! I love the idea of picking my own fresh greens instead getting the bags from the grocery store that end up going bad in a few days.
Love this ides. Im using river rocks in the big containers of cottage cheese. I cut the small contIners for a wall, then turn a wine bottle upside down with water. Put the solution in the water pocket. Its dry gere and misting them helps. Nats: place pibe sol around the rim and outside of the pots. Also kills cockroaches and its hard to kill a cockroach.
Thanks for the tips!
This was an amazing video. I am however paused that my love for gardening will be endless. It can start at seed starting (indoors), raised beds, soil etc. It is a good thing gardening is so rewarding LOL. I am yet excited to go from flower loving to growing food for my family. I guess there is an initial investment that keeps yielding a return. This is truly exciting.
Wonderful!
WOW! Thank you SO MUCH for the video!
I have decided to grow my own greens under DR. RX that I consume 7 Oz per day. I can't afford to do that. And who knows where it was grown, nutrient content - if any - and it is NOT organic. And it certainly isn't FRESH!
That is a LOT of lettuce to entrust to someone else growing it for me and I cannot afford it -even non-organic.
I have been a farmgirl all my life. But just had to move into town in an apartment. SO ......... I've been scouring RUclips to find a way to grow some food INDOORS ....
I wish I had found your video 50 videos ago ........ :-) What a pleasant surprise - A complete and CONCISE tutorial !
You hit all the points and provided all the solutions as well as DIY alterations ....
I cannot thank you enough.
I will certainly shop amazon thru your link -
I'm a subscriber and will check out your site.
I bought the T5 4ft 4 bulb 6500k lights from HTG. They are a great company. Very pleased with the service and quality of the grow lights. It's all about the lights.
Wonderful! Thank you for letting us know. I found when my system was not near supplemental sunlight, the plants struggled. I was able to grow some with one LED strip but it would have been better with more light for sure.
This is one of the best videos I have ever seen. My problem with gardening is the messy look but you have solved the problem with an elegant looking system. You have a great eye for beauty. With some modifications, I will be using this look in all of my future seedling starters. THANK YOU.
This is the best video on youtube that I have seen in a long time! You must be a teacher by profession as the way you present the information is concise, organized, detailed, thorough and beautifully presented! Thank you so much and I can hardly wait to get started! To maintain beauty and order while growing veggies in the house in such a gift. Thanks for sharing!
I created a similar system in my kitchen for microgreens. With this guide I will add baby lettuce.
This is one of the best & most useful presentations on growing lettuce with a modified Kratky system - thank you so much for sharing!
New fan to your channel and I have to say I love this video so much. I plan to emulate your system in my home. Your breakdown is so helpful. All my supplies are ordered and on the way. Can't wait to have fresh lettuce every day.
I plan to start growing lettuce indoors using your method later this year when I can no longer grow it outdoors here in Indiana. I already have the wire shelves with the grow lights attached. I also have solo cups with and without holes and a few varieties of lettuce seeds. The only thing I'll really need to buy is the hydroponic nutrient solution. My shelves with the grow lights are currently being used to grow seedlings for my square foot garden. Now I'll be able to use my shelves and grow lights all year round.Thank you for this video.
Wonderful!
I get tired of the prices of lettuce in the local grocers and never thought to do this on my sunny widow sill with solo cups but I will now. thank you for the ideas.
I have been growing hydroponically for almost a year....I am hooked!! Love you channel
Thank you so much! I hope you will enjoy the many gardening and cooking videos I have for you this year!
This is the best video I've seen for having an indoor garden. (My shelving is the same size as yours, so I can relate to wanting the smaller lights.) I'm also studying square foot gardening, and I see you have some videos on that subject. So between my raised bed in my community garden, done the square-foot way, and growing my lettuce indoors with your system, looks like we'll get the veggies we need. Thanks so much for such clear, concise instructions, and I appreciate your suggestions for making your garden attractive for the space it is in, as well as all the know-how on how to grow.
I'm so glad I found this. My husband and I eat huge family sized salads almost every day. EAting old squishy supermarket lettuce is not that great.
The most beautiful growing shelves I've seen! Thanks for taking the time to create this video.
Thank you so much.
This was such a thorough video! Thanks for sharing - excited to get my own system going!
I really enjoyed this video. very informative, I appreciate all the links and the fact that you talk at a steady pace and are understandable. very nice. thank you.
Now you are making me get more shelves and more gardening supplies lol!!
Sorry! LOL
Lettuce in the living room. Say no more! Thx for the work and the time (the most valuable asset we have)
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! I've been trying to find hydrop. instructions for 2 days that would tell me I could use a shallow container so I could use my metal shelf in the bathroom. But everybody says, "You need a pump, and at least a 15-inch tall reservoir," etc. I am SO GLAD you published this video (excellently made, btw).
I'm EXCITED to start growing greens indoors without the mess of soil. :)
PS RE lights- you can buy LED blue and red growing lights (both colors in one light) on Amazon for $20 each. They mimic the sun so closely that plants grown with them develop the same phytonutrients that they do with outside sunlight (fluorescent lights won't do that; neither does sunlight through glass, sorry).
Wonderful! Thank you so much! I am also trying out the blue/red lights and they work great.
What an informative, thoroughly explained, and thoughtful video! Your setup is beautiful and is inspiring me with my own
very detailed and comprehensive explanation, hopefully I can try it at home..
Wonderful! Thank you for watching and I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.
This is amazing! I've a complete beginner to gardening and I've just planted my first ever seeds! I'm so glad I've discovered this channel. Thank you from your help from England.
Another meticulous , detailed and thorough video to add to your list of videos , really wonderful !! Do you need to change the water in the cups ever or do you just add to them ?
Thank you so much!
I just add to them. Some varieties of lettuce (possibly another video, ha) seem to grow longer than others, rarely, I may clean the bottom cup if needed, especially if they are getting old but still producing.
I just found this. Awesome video!!! Very well done, and very educational!!! Thank you!!!
Awesome Video, and your voice makes it that much better to listen to. I think I love you lol
Looking forward to doing this in the fall. Great video! My experiment will be doing this in a windowless basement using reflectors for the lights.
Thanks for your attention to detail in your video. Well done:)
Absolutely perfect video, thank you so much 🏴 🤗
Donna, Thank you for sharing your grow system. I love your gardening and recipe videos.
Thank you so much. Have a beautiful day!
YAY!! I've been waiting all three years. Excited for this video. :)
Wonderful! i am happy to finally share it. Enjoy!
Love love love your grow rack. Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
What an awesome video. Every detail explained very clearly. Thanks so much.
Thank you so much. I never know how much is too much detail, haha If you have any questions, please let me know.
I so loved this episode! You did an amazing job with this system and it's so practical. I was wondering if this can be used to grow seedlings on it. I just started my seeds recently and trying to figure out how to give them the light they will require before I can get them planted outside.
Thank you! yes, you certainly can use it as a starter area for seedlings. Then, once you move your seedlings out, you can grow lettuce in the summer! How about that? lol I hope you can give it a try. The bulbs are the most important feature of the system. Since I have a sunny window, I use a low wattage/high lumen bulbs (explained in a little more detail below the video and also saves on energy cost). However, if you do not have supplemental sunlight, please consider using a high lumen bulb (lumens are on the bulb package and 1000 bulbs website).
Lovely video and great system .Hello from South Africa.
Thank you for sharing, I'm just starting out with Kratky until I get the hang of this.
Thank you for your tutorial! I'm so excited to try this out. We eat salad everyday in our little family and it's just way too expensive having to buy small bags with mixed leaves at the grocery store everyday
Hope you enjoy it! I have more information concerning the system (other videos too) below the video in the description area.
You have a nice, smoother voice. 1-25-21
I used distilled water for lettuce before. Might not have the nutrients to absorb, but it still grew
Wonderful setup! I have grown Lettuce and Spinach hydroponically and it works great!
Thank you for letting us know. :)
such a beautiful presentation, thank you
I love your videos !! Don't stop making them!! so well explained and easy to understand for people like me that have no clue about planting, good luck on everything you do :)
Thank you! Will do!
Perfect! Thank you!
Just what I've been waiting to see!
Super informative. You covered all the bases.
Great video. You gave some wonderful tips. Thank you!
I LOVE the boxes u made for them!!! So want to do this!! U R Awesome!!!
Great video! Very informative with tips and suggestions! Thanks for putting it all together and sharing!
Love your site watch you all the time thank you so much
😱 Oh My Gosh❣️ You are Amazing❗️ I L💗VE this video and its total content. The beautiful shelf and growing soil-less. Thank you. 🤔
Beautifully done. Thank you. I am going to consider this.
Wow! Great info !! also feels like the crystal will help the lettuce grow faster :)
Thats a beautiful setup, I wouldn’t think of doing something that pretty lol my setup would look ugly with buckets and hanging cables and lamps lol
Thanks for a a very thorough and informative video! Really cute voice too 😁👍🏾
I haven't seen one of your videos in a while it seems, but I love the new intro! Very beautiful.
good evening Ms Donna. I'm really so happy I found you on RUclips. I really appreciate that you took time to experiment over a period of time to test something and POST your results. over the years, I have been following certain gardeners online and I have been so frustrated. I just tell myself, gardening is full of experiment.
I did something similar in 2012 but I stopped as I wasn't too happy with the results. I got the shelf and the lighting and the other basics. having watched your video, I know now where I went wrong. I'm definitely going to try again.
I haven't found the time to buy Mel's SFG book. but I started taking down notes so I could practice succession planting this year. that's one of the many things I learned from "listening" to you before I go to bed. (yes, I "listen" not watch :) )
rest assured that I'm going to use your Amazon link when I go purchase the other stuff I need (like the rockwool plugs). I do have some questions. where do you buy Nappa Cabbage and Super Sugar Snap seeds?
Nicely explained and done, you really took your time! Thank you, greetings from the Netherlands!
Nice setup I'd only change a CPL things. Should of used PVC sheet or mylar for the inside of your boxes instead of clear. Also should use cups that ain't see through Roots shouldn't be exposed to light. Also have to use red spectrum for flowering. So one soft white one cool white.
Well your setup is near the window so idk if it matters. Obviously you know from experience. I'm just beginning. Other then that your video very educational.
You are a gem!! Thank you for sharing this information!
Beautiful setup! You have a nice process setup, and good organization too.
also add a fish tank bubbler with an aeration stone submerged this will supercharge your O2 levels
the better way for massive yeilds is to float a piece of foam cut to the size of your box and set your net pots into form fitting cut outs. this keeps light off the roots, your solution areateted and droplets of solution always forming on the roots until they submerge. youll double your yeilds
Hi, thank you. I actually tried that when I first started designing the system. I had 3 boxes with 8 cut-outs each, fitted for 2 inch net pots. This limited me to 24 plants in the system. I need many more to have a continuous supply. Also, the water was too cold for the lettuce to grow well and required me to use more solution (which is expensive). I then tried a water heater, and with the bubbler, it looked tacky with all the cords PLUS I could not do the succession planting (due to limited number of cut-outs) which is what makes this design so unique. The more electricity I use to run it defeats the purpose of growing it inside the home because the electricity is the most expensive part. I tried many different things and this worked best for me. Here is my latest video on the system: ruclips.net/video/XcVNk7wdE8Q/видео.html
What an amazing and informative video this is. I have learned a lot thanks to you. Great effort.
good system love it! you should try modifying it to a aquaponics system using a fish tank for fertilising
This is so cool. I plan to grow salad greens and some commonly used herbs this winter. Thank you for sharing this video! Have you tried Swiss Chard using this method? Since it is a much bigger plant, I assume it will need a bigger container.
Great video. All the information I needed. Thank you so much.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for this video. I have seeds ordered and this is perfect. I have 3 sizes of Baker's racks and all will be perfect for this.
So wonderful. Please let me know if you have any questions.
I sure will. Thanks again for sharing.
Thanks to your video I made design something like that too, not as good as yours but it'll do for now
Glad I could help
I just love your Gardening to Cooking videos. In the past, I have grown lettuce in an Aerogarden hydroponic system, which is an excellent product by the way. While the lettuce looked beautiful, I thought the taste did not equal lettuce grown in soil. I am wondering if you have noticed any flavor difference in growing lettuces in different mediums. Also, I have a 4 foot grow light system and have been doing my best to find 4 foot long wire shelving -----still working on it, but so far no luck.
Wow. This is a great video. Very detailed. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I love this simplified way of growing hydroponics. How often should the plants be manually aerated?
I do it about once a day.
Beautiful idea, love the pretty boxes
if you want to maximize the use of your window light then add a very high reflective sheet over them.
I have been looking forward to this video. Thank you! The in depth information you provided should be easy for anyone to follow. Can't wait to start building my unit.
Thank you!
Thank you for a great, detailed explanation!
Thanks for the video. Am I right in thinking you use the cups because you can grow more than you could with a box with cut outs in the top? 🤔 It's a beautiful design and one I am in the process of emulating 😊
Great video! I love the curtains too btw.
Thanks so much!
this is sooooo brilliant. thank you so much for this. have a wonderful day and life. i would hug you through the screen if i could.
How long did you keep your lights on? How far away from each phase did you have the lights from the plants? Did you ever experience seedling failure after they sprouted? I did and I don’t know what is wrong.
Could you allow some of those tired plants to go to seed and harvest those so you don't have to buy seed anymore?
Genius! Good job!
Thank you so much!
Roxanne Cox
whoa what's up!!/ another Roxanne!!
I saw this solution for the algae issue in clear cups on another channel. Place a strip of tape vertically on your bottom clear cup then spray paint the cup. Remove the tape and you will have a clear window so you can see the level of your solution while blocking the light from the rest of the cup.
Thanks! Do you mind me asking which channel?
I will have to look for it. Sorry.
No problem. I di not know someone else was growing in clear cups. I do recall this video from friend Sleestaksrule: ruclips.net/video/FxVHS9o5yDA/видео.html
I think it would work, but also since we are using the cups individually (lifting occasionally to keep the water moving), it easy to check the solution
I am starting my plants under a T5 light in peat pellets. The lettuce seedlings ended up strangely leggy on the bottom below the leaves and top heavy on the top. I was able to save some by replanting them in sour cream containers I had saved. Some wilted and damped off and some have survived. At first it's hard to keep the leaves from getting wet. I didn't do the two cup method. That might be why.
If they are leggy, you may need more light, higher lumens, at least 5000 kelvins.
@@RainbowGardens I doesn't specifically say on the bulbs but I'm pretty sure they are 6500 K since they are a 4 foot shop light with T5 bulbs in it. The lettuce were the only seedlings that seemed partially leggy. Maybe I should have the light closer than 6 or 8 inches away in the very beginning of their sprouting since that bottom half was the half of the stem affected.
you are so lovely!!! thank you for this video!! I've been tinkering with hybriding the SFG method with an indoor hydroponic method!
this is PERFECT ♡♡
Great video. Please my Questions , How long ( in days ) did the lettuce, take from seed to true leaves status ? What was your germination medium to start the process ?
Thank you for this now way to start.
Love this video! Wanted to ask if you have had any issues with mosquitos and any tips to prevent them from breeding. Thanks!
I have been looking for information/ideas for growing lettuce perpetually, and your video is so amazing! I was wondering though, at the 5:09 mark you have a little citrus tree in the corner- would you be able to do a tutorial on that as well?
Yes of course! I already have one on my channel. How to Grow Citrus in Containers.