You guys are amazing! Everything is so well thought out and on purpose. Your parents must be so proud to have raised such practical, thoughtful and sharing individuals. Your videos are a joy to watch and I actually feel that I am sharing the whole experience with you in real time. You both have a gift that is so refreshing and I look forward to each new installment.
Wow, thank you so much Sue. That is very kind of you to say. Our parents are proud of us and are not too surprised any more when we get into 'different' projects. That said I do think we have been the cause of some of their grey hair. :)
On the product instructions issue -- I've NEVER FAILED to find a website with instructions for any product I've had. Even youtube is a great resource for "how to use" instructions.
You guys are great !!! We are so impressed with what you are doing and how you are doing it. Not to mention the things we learn from watching you. Thanks so much for sharing. Ken & Kat -- The Travelling Wildberries :-)
🦋❤ of all the vids I have been watching. By far yours are the best. Simple and easy to understand with results. Thank you. We buy our home in the spring and plan to grow as much of the fresh food we eat.❤❤❤❤👍🏽
Hi! You tube suggested this video and since I start most of my own seeds...I watched it and a couple of others of your videos. I love to learn about all of your gardening experimentations... your videos are very interesting and your animations are just beautiful. I subscribed ☺
Hi, I set up a similar grow station using two T-12 Shop lights parallel above a 5-foot table. Once I made a dedicated investment into growing garden plants, I had success. My timer runs 14-16 hours (4x40W bulbs, 6500K) and I really don't notice any difference in power consumption. Also added a 150W HPS on another table, and it is amazing!. Just tape some 99 cent foil on both sides of the florescent light fixture to concentrate the light, the plants think it is just a cloudy day. Another thing that's cool is using rope pulleys to raise/lower the lights, way easier than chains and fairly inexpensive.
I’m so happy I found your channel!!!! We’re gonna have to do this to our basement until I can afford a green house just like imaginary one. Ughhh they’re so expensive
hey great vids dudes and hello from Alaska, I noticed 1 possible problem, you put your firewood under your station, it most likely will bring you mites and other bugs. Great farming practices!
Thank you for all these tips - what a great setup!! I do programming - built several networked MQTT controlled devices in our house to open garage doors, turn on lights, motion sensors - even Alexa voice enabled - all controlled through a custom phone app. But... sometimes a simple old-fashioned $10 mechanical dial timer is all you need for the job. Just match the amp rating of the timer to the amp draw from the number of devices plugged into it. Also - I lost track of how many gadgets I've lost the operating instructions to over the years! Solution? Just plug the model number into a Google search... you'll usually find the instructions in less than 5 minutes. Then, save them in a personal online repository - like Google Docs. 😉
Hi tabcan. Derrick is the one who does all the editing, so I cannot take any credit for that. You're right it does take a lot of time. Personally, I think he is incredibly creative and really good at it too. :)
I like the idea of reflecting the light at the back of the shelf with "space blanket". Since most of the light is lost into the room, have you thought of reflecting the light at the front of the the shelves?
*Great video!* 👍 _Would be greater though if you could put _*_all the materials_*_ in the _*_text description_*_ below the video; including the corresponding _*_prices._*
Awesome video as usual! I sure wish I lived near you guys so we could collaborate and share ideas, but then I'm rather cold intolerant... I guess the interwebs will have to suffice for now.
Nice video, good looking grow shelves! How did that setup work for you with no added heat? You didn't use any grow heat pads or added a heater in the basement? What was the temp?
For what it's worth, I only use my greenhouse for about 2 weeks of the year. I start all the plants in the basement where they spend several weeks. They only go in the green house to harden off for a week or 2 prior to being planted in the garden. Indoors everything is controllable whereas in the green house you are at the whim of the weather, temperature and length of daylight hours.
Good day. I live in zone 11 and get about 13 hours of sunlight. Do you think it would be just as fast to grow my peppers and tomatoes outside as under grow lights. The low is 64 and the high is about 71. What do you suggest? I am looking for speed to get the seedlings up.
Hi, I'm in Burgundy, France. I've started also artificial lighting since 2 or 3 years now, to start seedlings indoors. I would like to ask you a question about cabbages ; did you already try to germinate them in your basement ? I use 865 T8 fluorescent light bulbs of 6500 K temp. My seedlings germinated well when my TL block was at approx. 50 cm above de soil level. But I think when I lowered the block to 20 cm to avoid legging of the seedlings, they started to dry out (first the cotyledons, then the true leaves) and finally died. I don't know if it's the reason they died, because some of the that were under a velux and protected under a plastic greenhouse cover died in the same manner. Do you have any idea what this could be ? The other seedlings that are growing in the same conditions (temp, light, lighting time, etc) are fine (peppers, basils, beetroots, spinaches, salads, celeri, artichoke, french marigolds). thanks for your advice, Sam
I stumbled upon your videos I created a raised permaculture garden. But then I got watching and I saw your wife and I don't forget a face, I have tried to figure out how I know her from, I'm a nurse in Brockville, is Paula a nurse?
Nice setup. There are so many videos perhaps somebody asks already. I would like to ask how you guys make money. Do you have an official job besides your "farm"? Or is living in CAD for free ;-)
Dota 2 Top MMR Ranked Full Gameplay a water valve timer will control ur water needs they make them with battery’s solar or 110 outlet ( regular wall plug) ✌️
I'm an automation integrator in southwestern Ontario, Canada. Here's my take on your question. If you are going to be setting up lights, water timers, and maybe some sensors for temperature, humidity, flood, or anything else, you're probably furthest ahead to use an automation hub. I like a basic one that I can program (Vera Edge from Mi Casa Verde) myself but you might prefer something like a SmartThings hub. Then get sensors that use Z-Wave or Zigbee instead of WiFi. They use less power and are designed from the ground up for these sorts of installations. Increasingly these can be found at big box stores but there are some specialty online retailers too, like Aartech.ca in Canada or SmartHome.com in USA. A starting shopping list might include: - SmartThings Hub V3: CAD$99 - GE 14282 Plug-in appliance module: CAD$53 - Dome DMWV1 Z-Wave water valve actuator: CAD$129 Another advantage to getting a hub is then you can more easily put automation into other parts of your home, like porch or yard lights, freezer (a temperature sensor to make sure it's not thawing), irrigation sprinklers, thermostat, or almost anything you can think of. Good luck - James
Do you know what the appropriate distance you need to have your seedlings away from the lights? I have read blog posts saying that if the lights are too close. It can actually damage the plants
Great question! We usually try to keep the lights as close to the plants as possible, because the sun is WAY brighter than our indoor lights could ever be, and so we want to maximize the amount of light that reaches the leaves. However, as you said, putting your lights too close can also burn the plants. So, there is a bit of a threshold that you should aim to reach, but not cross. But unfortunately, this is mostly dependent on the type of lights you're using (LED/incandescent/fluorescent, size, spectrum, etc.), and can range from a few inches to a few feet. So I think it would be best to look at the documentation that comes with your lights, and go with their recommendation. However, as a general rule, if your plants are growing tall and spindly, then the lights are likely too far away. But if they are looking brown, burnt, or curled, then the light is likely too close. For us (now a mix of LED and T5 fluorescent), we tend to stay somewhere between 6-12 inches, and that generally keeps us safe. I hope that helps. Good luck! :)
I caught the brand Belkin I think anyway for the 'wireless light control' can you confirm exactly what the gadget is called. Excellent video by the way too....
Do you have plans for a green house? Is a green house doable over your winters? I have seen videos of green houses being made using PVC pipe and PVC fittings with heavy gauge clear tarp. Take care,,,
Hi CITAP1 You bet we have thought about a greenhouse! We will definitely be constructing one this summer. Derrick is researching the best one for us and has talked about the PVC set up. Stay tuned as this should be fun. :P
Hi Susan. We strategically picked up seeds from different local stores this year. However, we know we need to put some more thought into this and will be researching suppliers for next summer.
@PushandillPushback That's a great question Susan. I can't recall exactly what I meant by "strategically" in this comment, as that was several years ago. However, we always buy from our local stores when possible. I assume I must have been referring to the fact that not all stores carry all the seeds we're looking for, so we usually have to shop around a bit (buy a few here and a few there, etc). Whereas, if we can find a supplier that has everything we need (or even just specific items that our general store doesn't carry or can't order in), then it's potentially worth building a relationship with them. I hope that helps :)
I love your videos, they are well made. I want to try to say this politely, supportively. Can you make these in a way that shows your wife speaking in a way that are not scripted little lines on cues that you give her? I am sure that does not reflect your actual relationship, but watching so many of your videos, it is starting to be an uncomfortable pattern. I am sure it is unintentional. I am sure she speaks lots while you are working away, so why not include that sometimes. Sincerely giving feedback. I respect and appreciate the enormous work you put into these videos.
its funny causes its cheaper to build a simple greenhouse then it is to build an indoor grow room also sometimes to much light is not good because it well make a lot of heat and cook your seedlings, i had to learn this the hard way and there was no way to raise the lights higher so this time im going to place a high temperature plastic panel over the lights, its 8 lights
Yeah, we completely agree about the timer being overkill. I initially looked into the Wifi enable timers simply because of the cool factor, but also decided it was an unnecessary expense. That was until I realized that the Wemo also had the ability to monitor and report on the power usage - all in one tiny form-factor. We hope to get some good information from it, that we can share with everyone else who might be wondering about the cost of running their grow lights. Thanks for your comment!
The explanation of things could be a bit shorter guys. As an example, you dont have to waste 1 minute of video to explain that it is handy to have an extentioncord where plugs cants reach a socket and that a timer on your lights is handy and convenient. It can be done in 10 seconds ;) Other then that it is really nice to see more annd more people growing healthy sustainable foods themselves. Keep up the good work.
I did the same thing last year but I faced issues there was no enough air circulation or oxygen in basement and lost most of the plants either didn’t grow healthy or leaves dropped
Your narration skills are AMAZING! I just realized that I’ve been listening to you for 3 hours!😳 Thanks for all of your videos.
You guys are amazing! Everything is so well thought out and on purpose. Your parents must be so proud to have raised such
practical, thoughtful and sharing individuals. Your videos are a joy to watch and I actually feel that I am sharing the whole experience with you in real time. You both have a gift that is so refreshing and I look forward to each new installment.
Wow, thank you so much Sue. That is very kind of you to say. Our parents are proud of us and are not too surprised any more when we get into 'different' projects. That said I do think we have been the cause of some of their grey hair. :)
That's exactly how I feel Sue.
@@BackToReality to be honest next year i will make a brick Bed probs wouldn't if it weren't for you doing experiments
@@BackToReality I think they would agree hahaha, 💯
On the product instructions issue -- I've NEVER FAILED to find a website with instructions for any product I've had. Even youtube is a great resource for "how to use" instructions.
Thanks for the reflective blanket idea . I hadn't thought of that.
Very, very cool, guys! I have wondered about the power as well. Looking forward to watching your garden grow!
Yes, should be interesting to see what happens to our bill. We will be doing a video on it I'm sure. :)
Back To Reality WHAT happened to a guy a girl and a camper van ?!?!?
how much energy did you end up using?
Love your videos. We are transplanting vegetables today. Great day for transplanting, were in the midst of a huge snow storm
Thank you Rosie O'Donnell! You continue to inspire us
Fun and informative as usual. Watching your videos always makes me smile. 😊
Thanks Darcy. :)
Awesome video. Really liked the visualization of how to set up a seedling starter room.
Great video 👍 Really a nice set up. Can't wait to see how everything works out.
Great tip about the reflective qualities of the emergency foil blanket! Thank you. Kate in Olympia, WA
You guys are great !!! We are so impressed with what you are doing and how you are doing it. Not to mention the things we learn from watching you. Thanks so much for sharing. Ken & Kat -- The Travelling Wildberries :-)
Thanks Ken and Kat! :)
Recently found the channel and subscribed instantly! Can't wait to see the next year's harvest. Really inspiring!
Ive been hooked on your videos recently, thanks for sharing all this stuff. Keep up the good work.
🦋❤ of all the vids I have been watching. By far yours are the best. Simple and easy to understand with results. Thank you. We buy our home in the spring and plan to grow as much of the fresh food we eat.❤❤❤❤👍🏽
Great video, I just don't understand who give you thumbs down for this video?
Another really great video! Thank you two! :)
so excited y'all are gardening. I love it! I am not good at it, but I love it!
Great planning. Thumbs up. ENJOY... THE SIMPLE LIFE
Love these videos. I'll be using this information when I start my homestead.
Bad-ass seedling setup! Love it.
great video as always, I wish our snow was gone. winter storms today
Well this has given me an idea, thanks guys. On to the next episode 👌🏻
Thanks. Great video. It’s time to start seeds!!! 🇨🇦
The editing/post-production in your videos is so impressive! I love the graphics and mathing :)
Hi! You tube suggested this video and since I start most of my own seeds...I watched it and a couple of others of your videos.
I love to learn about all of your gardening experimentations... your videos are very interesting and your animations are just beautiful. I subscribed ☺
Thanks so much for your kind words Julie! And thanks for subscribing! :)
I love your channel! A geothermic greenhouse would be amazing for you guys up there!
Hi, I set up a similar grow station using two T-12 Shop lights parallel above a 5-foot table. Once I made a dedicated investment into growing garden plants, I had success. My timer runs 14-16 hours (4x40W bulbs, 6500K) and I really don't notice any difference in power consumption. Also added a 150W HPS on another table, and it is amazing!. Just tape some 99 cent foil on both sides of the florescent light fixture to concentrate the light, the plants think it is just a cloudy day. Another thing that's cool is using rope pulleys to raise/lower the lights, way easier than chains and fairly inexpensive.
Great videos, love this one adding the new devices.
Such a beautiful informative presentation 👍🙏
Did you ever do a follow up on the electricity use of the lights? It's been almost two years and I may have missed it, but I wonder...
awesome channel thanks for sharing
Nice big basement!
WoW! I think you will need more garden! Beautiful,
Deb's in Everett, WA where the onions have sprouted and had their 2nd hair cut.
Great set up guys☺
I’m so happy I found your channel!!!! We’re gonna have to do this to our basement until I can afford a green house just like imaginary one. Ughhh they’re so expensive
Very Nice! Great video!😀👍
hey great vids dudes and hello from Alaska, I noticed 1 possible problem, you put your firewood under your station, it most likely will bring you mites and other bugs. Great farming practices!
So Helpful! Thank you.
I need to build that mini growing table at 4:13 would be perfect for me for where I'm at right now !
great set up
I'm sure you've heard this a thousand times, but you guys are such a cute couple!!!
very nice and interesting channel! greetins from germany 😀🇩🇪
Greetings dertrixxxa! Thanks for watching. :)
Great job! Mind sharing your watering routine and setup?
Awesome video guy's.
Cool ideas. I would still set up hydroponic garden
I used to be ecoresponsible. Now I like comfort and convenience!
Thank you for all these tips - what a great setup!!
I do programming - built several networked MQTT controlled devices in our house to open garage doors, turn on lights, motion sensors - even Alexa voice enabled - all controlled through a custom phone app. But... sometimes a simple old-fashioned $10 mechanical dial timer is all you need for the job. Just match the amp rating of the timer to the amp draw from the number of devices plugged into it.
Also - I lost track of how many gadgets I've lost the operating instructions to over the years! Solution? Just plug the model number into a Google search... you'll usually find the instructions in less than 5 minutes. Then, save them in a personal online repository - like Google Docs. 😉
Loved your video
New sub I liked your video! Looks like a great setup you have there :) Thanks for sharing :)
Great video!
That propane water heater may be very useful for creating water heated propagation beds in your future greenhouse.
Oh man, good call! Thanks for the suggestion!
Amazing video. I can't imagine how much time you spent on the editing. :-)
Hi tabcan. Derrick is the one who does all the editing, so I cannot take any credit for that. You're right it does take a lot of time. Personally, I think he is incredibly creative and really good at it too. :)
I like the idea of reflecting the light at the back of the shelf with "space blanket". Since most of the light is lost into the room, have you thought of reflecting the light at the front of the the shelves?
*Great video!* 👍
_Would be greater though if you could put _*_all the materials_*_ in the _*_text description_*_ below the video; including the corresponding _*_prices._*
What about the heat issue. My basement is 60 F which I believe is too cool. Did you add heat?
Awesome video as usual! I sure wish I lived near you guys so we could collaborate and share ideas, but then I'm rather cold intolerant... I guess the interwebs will have to suffice for now.
Your soil makes me envious, I live in Texas and my soil is clay. And also like a bland, barren sandstone looking nutrient lacking dust.
I know this is a year old but same here (Dallas area) - nutrient-lacking clay
you two are Super
I think you guys would appreciate the GreenPowerScience channel, the host makes concave mirrors and solar concentrators for cooking, etc :)
Thanks, we'll check it out!
Great Video. Just have one question, How did you water your trays of seedlings? Did you make a video on that?
Nice video, good looking grow shelves! How did that setup work for you with no added heat? You didn't use any grow heat pads or added a heater in the basement? What was the temp?
For what it's worth, I only use my greenhouse for about 2 weeks of the year. I start all the plants in the basement where they spend several weeks. They only go in the green house to harden off for a week or 2 prior to being planted in the garden. Indoors everything is controllable whereas in the green house you are at the whim of the weather, temperature and length of daylight hours.
Good day. I live in zone 11 and get about 13 hours of sunlight. Do you think it would be just as fast to grow my peppers and tomatoes outside as under grow lights. The low is 64 and the high is about 71. What do you suggest? I am looking for speed to get the seedlings up.
Be growing some chronic down in the reflector-cave!
Hi, I'm in Burgundy, France. I've started also artificial lighting since 2 or 3 years now, to start seedlings indoors. I would like to ask you a question about cabbages ; did you already try to germinate them in your basement ? I use 865 T8 fluorescent light bulbs of 6500 K temp. My seedlings germinated well when my TL block was at approx. 50 cm above de soil level. But I think when I lowered the block to 20 cm to avoid legging of the seedlings, they started to dry out (first the cotyledons, then the true leaves) and finally died. I don't know if it's the reason they died, because some of the that were under a velux and protected under a plastic greenhouse cover died in the same manner. Do you have any idea what this could be ? The other seedlings that are growing in the same conditions (temp, light, lighting time, etc) are fine (peppers, basils, beetroots, spinaches, salads, celeri, artichoke, french marigolds). thanks for your advice,
Sam
I know this video is over 2 years old. But what brand of Trays are you using?
Are these trays reusable and durable? Where did you buy them. At my local nursery they only sell super cheep meant to be thrown away trays.
I stumbled upon your videos I created a raised permaculture garden. But then I got watching and I saw your wife and I don't forget a face, I have tried to figure out how I know her from, I'm a nurse in Brockville, is Paula a nurse?
Hi, Really enjoying your channel. Do you have any plans to automate your watering? Best wishes Steve Parker, England.
love your channel !!!!! what planting zone are you in? I'm south of you in Maine in zone 5
Hi Vaun,
Looks like we are in Zone 5a. We are located in Eastern Ontario. :)
Nice setup. There are so many videos perhaps somebody asks already. I would like to ask how you guys make money. Do you have an official job besides your "farm"? Or is living in CAD for free ;-)
So, what it the ambient temperature in the basement? What would you suggest an ideal temperture for a basement setting??
How tall are those Shelves that you put the plants on with grow lights above? Is that about 3 Feet or 3.5 Feet?
that new device is way better, I am going to get one in the future too. Do you know any devices that can be used to control water as well?
Dota 2 Top MMR Ranked Full Gameplay a water valve timer will control ur water needs they make them with battery’s solar or 110 outlet ( regular wall plug) ✌️
I'm an automation integrator in southwestern Ontario, Canada. Here's my take on your question. If you are going to be setting up lights, water timers, and maybe some sensors for temperature, humidity, flood, or anything else, you're probably furthest ahead to use an automation hub. I like a basic one that I can program (Vera Edge from Mi Casa Verde) myself but you might prefer something like a SmartThings hub. Then get sensors that use Z-Wave or Zigbee instead of WiFi. They use less power and are designed from the ground up for these sorts of installations. Increasingly these can be found at big box stores but there are some specialty online retailers too, like Aartech.ca in Canada or SmartHome.com in USA.
A starting shopping list might include:
- SmartThings Hub V3: CAD$99
- GE 14282 Plug-in appliance module: CAD$53
- Dome DMWV1 Z-Wave water valve actuator: CAD$129
Another advantage to getting a hub is then you can more easily put automation into other parts of your home, like porch or yard lights, freezer (a temperature sensor to make sure it's not thawing), irrigation sprinklers, thermostat, or almost anything you can think of.
Good luck
- James
Do you know what the appropriate distance you need to have your seedlings away from the lights? I have read blog posts saying that if the lights are too close. It can actually damage the plants
Great question! We usually try to keep the lights as close to the plants as possible, because the sun is WAY brighter than our indoor lights could ever be, and so we want to maximize the amount of light that reaches the leaves. However, as you said, putting your lights too close can also burn the plants. So, there is a bit of a threshold that you should aim to reach, but not cross. But unfortunately, this is mostly dependent on the type of lights you're using (LED/incandescent/fluorescent, size, spectrum, etc.), and can range from a few inches to a few feet. So I think it would be best to look at the documentation that comes with your lights, and go with their recommendation. However, as a general rule, if your plants are growing tall and spindly, then the lights are likely too far away. But if they are looking brown, burnt, or curled, then the light is likely too close. For us (now a mix of LED and T5 fluorescent), we tend to stay somewhere between 6-12 inches, and that generally keeps us safe. I hope that helps. Good luck! :)
White paper also works very well if the reflective light gets to hot
How often did you find yourselves watering them? Did you end up with any type of automated watering system?
I caught the brand Belkin I think anyway for the 'wireless light control' can you confirm exactly what the gadget is called. Excellent video by the way too....
Thanks Peter, we're glad you enjoyed it! The product is called "Belkin Wemo".
Do you have plans for a green house?
Is a green house doable over your winters?
I have seen videos of green houses being made using PVC pipe and PVC fittings with heavy gauge clear tarp.
Take care,,,
Hi CITAP1
You bet we have thought about a greenhouse! We will definitely be constructing one this summer. Derrick is researching the best one for us and has talked about the PVC set up. Stay tuned as this should be fun. :P
do u have to vent the moisture
I was wondering what company you are getting seeds from. Thanks.
Hi Susan.
We strategically picked up seeds from different local stores this year. However, we know we need to put some more thought into this and will be researching suppliers for next summer.
@PushandillPushback That's a great question Susan. I can't recall exactly what I meant by "strategically" in this comment, as that was several years ago. However, we always buy from our local stores when possible. I assume I must have been referring to the fact that not all stores carry all the seeds we're looking for, so we usually have to shop around a bit (buy a few here and a few there, etc). Whereas, if we can find a supplier that has everything we need (or even just specific items that our general store doesn't carry or can't order in), then it's potentially worth building a relationship with them. I hope that helps :)
What cell packs are those? I've been looking for them! (recently moved to QC from ONT)
How do I know if I'm using enough air circulation? I'll also be in basement with grow lights.
I love your videos, they are well made. I want to try to say this politely, supportively. Can you make these in a way that shows your wife speaking in a way that are not scripted little lines on cues that you give her? I am sure that does not reflect your actual relationship, but watching so many of your videos, it is starting to be an uncomfortable pattern. I am sure it is unintentional. I am sure she speaks lots while you are working away, so why not include that sometimes. Sincerely giving feedback. I respect and appreciate the enormous work you put into these videos.
What trays do you use?
Love you so much :)
give us details of where you purchased the lights, please. Also in Canada. Alberta.
Nice seed starting/growing setup! But sadly NOT a germination station/chamber.
I like your HRV stand....ooo I'd reinforce the shelving....just from a personal having shit collapse experience
its funny causes its cheaper to build a simple greenhouse then it is to build an indoor grow room also sometimes to much light is not good because it well make a lot of heat and cook your seedlings, i had to learn this the hard way and there was no way to raise the lights higher so this time im going to place a high temperature plastic panel over the lights, its 8 lights
Pretty nice setup. The timer is a bit of overkill though. A cheap mecanical timer would have done the job. The watt meter is usefull though.
Yeah, we completely agree about the timer being overkill. I initially looked into the Wifi enable timers simply because of the cool factor, but also decided it was an unnecessary expense. That was until I realized that the Wemo also had the ability to monitor and report on the power usage - all in one tiny form-factor. We hope to get some good information from it, that we can share with everyone else who might be wondering about the cost of running their grow lights. Thanks for your comment!
so wer are you guys?? alaska? just started watching your stuff..thanks! JsM , linnies hubby..(her face pg thing..)
We're actually in Ontario, Canada :)
What zone are you growing in?
How much were the lights and what are they? :)
The explanation of things could be a bit shorter guys. As an example, you dont have to waste 1 minute of video to explain that it is handy to have an extentioncord where plugs cants reach a socket and that a timer on your lights is handy and convenient. It can be done in 10 seconds ;) Other then that it is really nice to see more annd more people growing healthy sustainable foods themselves. Keep up the good work.
What were the total expense for lights, reflective materials, extension cords, hooks, chains, trays, etc... ?
That WEMO timer thingy sounds pretty dope! Can't wait to here how it works out.
I did the same thing last year but I faced issues there was no enough air circulation or oxygen in basement and lost most of the plants either didn’t grow healthy or leaves dropped
What was the temperature of the room? I tried this in my basement and it was too cold
I've missed your videos. Any chance you'll get a greenhouse this year?
Hi Dolly, we're HOPING to put in a mini green house this year. We'll see though - sooo many projects on the go :)