MAMMOTH Turmeric Harvest From the Aquaponics
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- MAMMOTH Turmeric Harvest From the Aquaponics
G'Day Folks. It's time to harvest the volunteer Turmeric from the Aquaponic system so thought I'd bring you along for a look.
The plant was overwintered last season & has put on an astounding amount of growth since.
Hope you enjoy the clip & it would be great if you could share it with family & friends that love growing their own healthy spice.
Cheers,
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Rob love the video super exciting watching you pull out the mass turmeric!!!
I think it's definitely the best yield we've got from a single plant Stephen.
Glad you enjoyed the clip mate.
Cheers & happy growing. 🌱🌱
My favorite drink without knowing how it grows but now am on it, I will try to plant it
That clip of turmeric, Bob was excellent
Enjoy your videos
My wife does not like using turmeric because I get the yellow of the turmeric all over the benches. It is a great antioxidant. I get 12kg of turmeric per crop. I have turmeric and Ginger growing together with garlic. We love curries. I'm in Lismore NSW.
Nice one. How many mothers do you plant out to get that mate?
Cheers.
WOW! 😮 Magnificent! 💚
Cheers Walter.👍
Have a top one mate.
@@RobsAquaponics Thought I’d left another reply,....???
@@waltertomaszewski1083 I can't find another from you on this video sorry mate.
That's a guy that cares about his plants!
Wonderful clip! Thank you.
Thanks 🙂
Cheers & have a top one.
Wow, that's a bumper crop of Turmeric, you've got to be happy with that 😀👍
Make sure to add a goodly ammount of black pepper to any dishes you make that you use the Turmeric in, as the black pepper (specifically the piperine in black pepper) helps increase the absorbsion and health benefits of Turmeric.
Was a lot more that I thought I'd get. In all honesty, I thought 4kg or so but over 7 was ridiculous. Not sure where we're going to be able to store it as the freezers need to be turned off while we're renovating. I always add a load of fresh pepper to dishes so have that all sorted. The girls would say far more than is needed a lot of the time. 😉😄
Cheers and have a top one mate. 👍
Oh, thanks for that wonderful tip
Nice to know. I love fresh cracked pepper
Yes absolutely my favorite
Looks Good. Have some Turmeric wintering in the bush house will have to put it in the Aquaponics come spring after looking at this clip.
Should do well if you have a long enough warm season where you live Brendon.
Cheers mate & have a top one. 👍
That hydroponic system is something I see only in my dreams. I'd love to have one, but it's not in the cards for me. You're quite lucky to be able to have that!
It's a fish-powered Aquaponics system MD. 😉
Just found you! I've been going ginger and turner here in middle Tennessee for nearly 6yrs now. I grom in old coolers, bring inside for winter, no water. I love the ginger flowers! Beautiful!. Haven't gotten turmeric to flower .....yet...waiting. love your vids!
I also dry the leaves for seasoning!
Nice one Valeri. I prefer to grow them in containers now. Stops them from taking over garden beds.
absolutely stunning!!! great job! sad to see you stopped doing this..hope you're having a great time in Thailand! All the very best!
Wow that's fantastic!
Am glad you enjoyed it Jether.
Cheers.
Behind my house their are litteraly thousands of these naturally occurring and it's beautiful to see then die down and just come back up every year. Funny how one man's trash is another man's treasure
Do you ever harvest any for your own use?
@@RobsAquaponics yes. But not even a fraction of the amount that exists. Started implementing new ways if using it just so the ones I have less wasted. 😆😆
Turmeric is the best stuff ever! I use it to treat my muscle and joint pain.
This is the most beautiful harvest I’ve ever seen! Great job!
Thanks 🙂
Cheers & happy growing. 🌱🌱
Nice 2yrs tumeric...love tis.😍
Cheers Elvis. 👍
That bright orange as you were cutting made me want to start growing my own, starting yesterday. lol
Hope they do well for you. 👍
Aquaponics huh? I have never done that. Living on the Westcoast of the South Island of New Zealand, there is Water galore. Just bought a section there and building a wooden house and looking forward to self-sufficient living, aquaponics seems to be the answer. Just need to shelter it a bit better, as we have very strong winds gusting through the valley down below our section. I saw your video on ginger and now on tumeric as well, hmmm, my favourites. Thanks for sharing and making such great videos.
Hi Rita & thanks. Am glad you've been enjoying the videos. 😁
I hope the house build is going smoothly.
Cheers & happy growing.
@@RobsAquaponics unfortunately its not really going as planned. We are looking for a different supplier for the logs.
@@ritakonig1891 Sorry to hear you're having issues Rita. I know building materials have been scarce & gone way up here over the past few years as well.
Wow! If u r having trouble handling that crop I don’t stand a chance. Gorgeous turmeric! Mine is about 8’tall thanks to my rabbits...👍
Min issue we have with is it that we can't use it all & can't give it away. 🤣😕
Hope you get a decent harvest Tina.
Hello Sir lovely looking turmeric. Happy gardening
Thanks. 🙂
Have a great one.
thanks for all your gardening tips. i want to try aquaponics because of your videos. thanks for again for all the inspiration.
Nice one Gina. Hope the system grows well for you.
Cheers.
Wonderful
Cheers Farrokh.
Beautiful harvest, Rob!
Thanks Patrick. 👍
LOVE FROM NEPAL.
Thanks Your Wish.
All the best to you as well. 😁
Damnn... That's a lot of turmeric. Good job sir.
Was a great harvest. 😁
Cheers & have a great one.
Cant bit the fresh Turmeric. Just love it .
Is great having it on hand whenever it's needed. 👍
Happy growing Indri.
Wow, just wow
Cheers JB.👍👍
awesome harvest Rob
Cheers CMB.
Hope all's well with you. 👍
Good job 👍
Thanks Ada. 👍
Excellent harvest! I didn't know the leaves were edible.
BTW all you need to do to get most of a plant out in one piece is to flood the bed completely and stop up the drain. Grab the roots and wiggle them out of the flooded pebbles, then dunk the root ball into a large bucket full of water and shake the beads off with a twisting action. 90% of the beads will detach and float free.
Tried that flood method a few times & with the roots matted as they are on the larger spice plants it doesn't always work.
Cheers David.
Thank you for another great video. It's very interesting to see tumeric growing - living in the UK (cool, very wet, Wales), it's not something we have here.
It would be a bit of a challenge to grow there. 😉
Hey Rob have the chop and flip all set up ,working on the plumbing ,still cool and have frost in Nova Scotia using decorative fish this time around because we have them,I have to build up to the edible fish we have such a short growing season.Love your videos love turmeric !
Sorry I missed this Gilda. Hows the system running for you? Hope the build went smoothly.
Cheers. 🙂
How cool is the energy store!! Thanks for the info. Good work 👌
I always think it's a good sign when I find them.
Cheers Cath.
Wow. That's a huge tumeric.
One of our best harvests to date Amy. :)
happy to see you still on patroen. i hope it works out. we have been doing seed starts for our gin and tum lately. it's been working out second season ty for the guide.
I left Patreon a while back to a lot of my supporters dumping the platform. I'm on SubscribeStar but it is a very poor imitation of patreon unfortunately & many that said they would come across never did. 😕
Such is but I do miss chatting to a lot of the folks from Patreon.
Cheers.
Beautiful harvest!! Need to throw mine in aquaponic system!!
Nice one ROH. 👍 Toss in a few gingers while you're at it 😉
Cheers & have a top one.
Holy mother of turmeric 😂. Nice looking harvest Rob!
Took me a bit by surprise Tiggypeth. 😄
Cheers & have a top one.
Thank you thats very helpful my own uk crop of turmeric has quite a long way to go but its good to be inspired
Hope you get a decent harvest from it YN. 👍👍🌱🌱
It will take a while to make enough to move from shop bought turmeric for my (very tasty) turmeric and ginger beer but understanding how something grows and develops improves how I cook it ...at least thats what I think :) Thank you for your very watchable films !
I had no idea turmeric grew in such huge crops. Loved your video!
It can get quite massive & take over whole beds in the right conditions Linda.
Cheers & have a top one.
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thats a good harvest you got there rob and ho long dus it take to grow that from a small bunch and keep up the good work 👍👍🌱🌱
That clump was 2 seasons old so was larger than most. Our growing season is normally 9-10 months here but have seen folks get decent harvests after 5-6 months in cooler areas.
Sorry I missed your comment mate.
W.O.W‼️
Thanks. Was one of our bests harvests.
Thank you very nice video
Thanks Angela. 👍
Wow! Inspiring me to plant some more, Thanks Rob 😊
Cheers Grace.
Fantastic!!
Definitely surprised me Gergely.
Cheers mate.
I just enjoyed that clip of turmeric, I have been asking myself how to grow turmeric but now I know, thank-you so much. Irene kanini kioko from Mombasa Kenya.
This clip will give you a bit more information for growing in soil Irene,
ruclips.net/video/90zjyharSEM/видео.html
Cheers & happy growing.
Love this. Never frown turmeric before but looks exciting. I'm inspired.
Wow , impressive !
Cheers Simon. 👍
Wow! You're a master grower sir. Beautiful job. I hope this is my year to start trying aquaponics. You're a great help!! Thank you for the videos. I'll try to remember your seals you sale friend.
Hi Zates & thanks.
Have you made a start on the system or are you waiting until after Winter?
Cheers & happy growing.
Good day to you Rob !! 👍👍😁😁 Thanks for sharing your Aquaponic stories and gardening adventures with us all today 😁😁👍👍
That's inspiring.
Thanks Kif. 👍
Thank you for your interesting & informative videos! I am growing ginger on my window seat here in southern Wisconsin but I have not gotten a hold of a turmeric root yet....soon . :)
Hope you get a decent amount of root from them Nik. 👍
Happy growing. 🌱🌱
Beautiful i like more learn more garden
I have this playlist looking at growing turmeric & other spices if you're interested in checking it out,
ruclips.net/p/PLBcWprMIwYYigWrKVRC8VWuSqWJsJ1ebQ
Hope that helps some.
Cheers.
The tumerics is so big..here in Malaysia we use the leaves to cook malay dishes such as rendang..so yummy
Have used the leaves in our rendang too. 👍
Cheers & all the best.
All the way from Republic of Ireland filipino
I envy you bob wow good job thank you for sharing
No problem Sarann Bo. Must admit that the plants & fish did most of the hard work.😉
Have a top one.
Dont throw the leaves..you can use it to wrap fish ,chicken or anything and bake in oven or charcoal. Will give flavour to your dish
We have done that a few time but we don't save every leaf we take off as we can't use the quick enough. Cheers.
Thanks Heaps
Cheers 👍👍
Beautiful.
Thanks Michael.
Cheers.
I'm sure you would produce even more with a lighter medium, clay tends to restrict root vegetables growth somewhat
I find the clay is light & moves very freely. We had a galangal plant grow so large it started to push it out of the grow bed.
Rock on the other hand tends to lock together &v restrict growth.
That was a monster harvest. Plus lots of little mothers to replant . Its a very architectural plant. Are the flowers similar to ginger flowers? Love what you do Rob. : )
These flowers look fairly different NS. The turmeric flowers are a lot larger than gingers I have. Will make up a picture to compare them & pop iut on our community wall here for you. Back in a tick.........
Here you go ► ruclips.net/user/bnbob01community
Hope that helps some.
Aquaponics turmeric beautiful sir.
Thanks Ardiyanto.
Have a top one.
Thoroughly enjoy your videos, beautiful Turmeric!
Thanks Mrs Smith. 🙂
Cheers & happy growing. 🌱
The leaves are a must addition to a traditional Beef Rendang as well.
Will pop a few in next time Dave if there's any growing. 👍
Hope all's well with you down in the freezing south.
Rob Bob's Aquaponics & Backyard Farm the Javanese lady I saw using it just took a whole leaf and just gave it a good whack with a cleaver and then tied it in a knot. She did the same with a a few pieces of lemon grass.
Speaking of things Javanese have you had a go at growing that giant Javanese turmeric Temu Lewak ? I’ve got some so if you want me to send you up some I’m more than happy to.
I haven't got any on the go Dave. Not sure I have the space at the moment but might be able to work out a trade once I get things sorted out here. 👍
Thanks for the offer mate.
yes, been wanting to add turmeric!
Turmerics & gingers are some of my favourite plants to grow SCG. They pretty much look after themselves & (nearly) always give us a fantastic yield.
Cheers & happy growing. 🌱🌱
Wow
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Cheers.
5:29 that smell gets me everytime
😄This grow bed wasn't smelly but have had one that stank years ago. Caused all sorts of issues.
Cheers
Loved it
Thanks Blaqbtrfly 🦋
Cheers & have a top one. 👍
I certainly will give the ginger a go. Do I plant in springtime? Thank you , I certainly have enjoyed this video, better the watching the box.🏆
Hi Kath & sorry for taking so long to respond. Spring time is best for planting out both ginger & turmeric.
I'll leave some links below to my ginger & turmeric growing videos if you're still interested.
Cheers & happy growing.
Ginger,
ruclips.net/video/BcsrCWIDTRA/видео.html
Turmeric,
ruclips.net/video/90zjyharSEM/видео.html
New subscriber I appreciate this!! I’m in zone 6 in the thumb of Michigan
Glad you enjoyed it Scott. Have you ever tried to grow any yourself?
Great Video!
Thanks Paul.
Very helpful thank you.
Glad it was helpful Kenneth.
I thought the turmeric was in the roots, or as you care calling them rhizomes, but there was that yellow core to the plant lower down ... is that also turmeric and can it be used or treated the same way. That is an incredible plant.
That's basically the top section of the Mother JGMTT & will have some active ingredients in it as well. 👍
Was one of the best we've grown here. 😁
Hi rob....thanks for your video...it's really motivated me...
That's great to read Iroen.
Cheers & happy growing.
Love u from indonesia😍
If the greens smell so good, are they useable for anything.. Holy WOW... Your crop is amazing.
We add young leaves into curries/stews like rendang Deanna. The older ones make a great chop & drop mulch through the patch.
Would have to say that was one of the healthiest turmerics we've grown to date. 👍👍
@@RobsAquaponics Thank You ... AMAZING CROP!!! CONGRATULATIONS!
I gave my thumbs up for your video, I like what you are doing. It looks like you harvest the curcuma too early, but i guess you had to. The plants were growing out of the roof. The leaves of your plants were huge. Soif the roof was not thelimit i think you could have got a lot of tumericof it. I have bin growing tumeric in Costa rica, Organicly. I was fortunate to use worm compost/liquid AKA Black Gold. I poured tons of the Black Gold on the plants, just before it starts raining every day. I had an amazing 15 KG/m2. Friend of the farm uses it to make tumeric oil, He told us it had "too much" curcumine in it after he brought it to a lab for analysis. He diluted it when he used our curcumine to make oil out of it. Thanks for your wonderfull video!
That was great result Dodo Dint.👍
I'd be interested to see the difference between soil & aquaponic grown levels.
Cheers.
Beautiful plants!
Thanks :)
it's big turmeric..nice
Thanks. Was one of our better harvest.
Cheers & have a top one.
I cringed when the leaves were cut. They’re so healthy ❤
We have loads of plants so have fresh leaves on hand when needed. Great for wrapping fish in to cook.
Rob, I really like your channel.. now you have a few different types of gardens, from wicking beds, to Grow Bags to the Aquaponic beds.. which of these have you found to be the most successful in terms of yield ? Also which of these gardens are the easiest to look after and maintain, example, for someone who works all week and only gets into the garden on the weekends..
Hi Steve. I think the aquaponics would be the best for leafy greens & herb yields above the rest. I think the honey pod peas did better in there than the soil as well.
As for maintenance, the wicking beds would be the easiest as they're self watering & only require being topped up once, maybe twice a week.
Then all I need to do is come back to plant, harvest or fertilise them. The yield you get from them will depend on the soil you use but I have found they grow a bit slower than aquaponics & hydroponics.
Cheers Steve.
Wow! Well done! I'd love to see how you use all that tumeric 😲😍
Just watched your preparation video. Fascinating!
We have given just over half of this crop away so far & will be gifting a lot more I think. I was going to freeze most of what we needed but we will have no power for a few weeks while they're working on the house unfortunately.
Cheers.
Just found your channel 💯💫💯💯
Welcome & hope the clips give you a few useful ideas Rakeel.
Happy growing. 🌱🌱
Turmeric is a tooth whitener and will stop a toothache better than cloves in my opinion.
Thanks for that Dorothy. Have never used it for tooth pain but will keep that in mind.
Cheers.
Interesting aquaponics system using clay beads. Do you have a video on the system itself? Such as how to build and maintain it? Where to get the parts and such? Also I heard food processing for the crop is this how you powder and or dry it?
Hi there. Will list a few aquaponics clips below that may help you out some.
What is Aquaponics ► ruclips.net/video/b3KMLZiWYns/видео.html
How the water flows through our system ► ruclips.net/video/raLv4RAUte8/видео.html
How to build a Chop and flip aquaponic system ► ruclips.net/video/b_VROMhAoSs/видео.html
There's a few clips in the description that look at how we like to process the harvest. 👍
Cheers
Amazing. I’m waiting for mine to die back, but I won’t have nearly as much as you 😁
I think our climate might give us an edge over you Carol. 😉
Cheers & happy growing.
TYSM mate!
Hope you enjoyed it.
@@RobsAquaponics i did those where the biggest Turmeric roots I ever seen.
Rob, should the energy store nodules be pruned off before the turmeric is replanted. Would appreciate your response. Thanks R. Lee
Hi Rose. I would snip them off if you're going to store the rhizome for any period of time. I think you could leave it on if you're planting it out straight away though.
Sorry for taking a while to get back to you.
thanks for tip mate. very helpful tips. I got a turmeric plant for more than a year now. I did not kill the whole plant, and just harvested portion of it. Is that ok? The plant is keeps growing which is really awesome. But Should I have harvested all? I worried that the Rhizome will be harder to harvest or be eaten.
We just harvest what we need now jc & leave the plant in the ground all year round. I found that's the easiest way to manage the gingers.
This video needs some Danzig - Mother playing in the background 🎸🤘
🤣🤘🤘
Or Meshuggah 😉
Hi Rob i have been watching you for a long long time now . I would love to build a system soon. I would love to see your place someday as i think i live close to you im in ebbw vale. Keep up the great work Rob. Trevor
Hi Trevor. We're over the river at North Ippy.
We'll be having folks around again once the renovations are mostly done & the system has been re worked.
Cheers mate.
Hi rob i would like to share a story with you in the 80s my dad was growing strawberry's and he watered them from a small spring fed dam that i had put a fish tank of guppies into. Well in no time there were millions of them. lol We had a large pile of wood shavings we used for the strawberry's and a sweet potato self sow in the pile . We harvest a huge amount of potatoes from this pile of shavings. They were so clean and so big, I thought you may like to try to grow in that media one day to see how it goes you never know. Thanks mate Trevor
Have thought about trying spuds in a pouch that sits in a grow bed but just haven'y had the space to set one up yet. Have seen folks use the coco fibre as media but think I'd like to try something else.
Cheers Trevor.
My Goodness... so beautiful I have to try this just at home (Canadá 🇨🇦) during winter indoors and yes summer definitely too. Quick question: Are u selling those or it’s just for your home uses..?
Thanks 🙏 for such a beautiful video, Rob.
Hi Seddy. We give away a lot of what we harvest from big crops like this. At the moment I'm more than content to leave the turmeric & gingers in the soil & just harvest what we need when we need it.
Hope yours do well for you.
Happy growing.
Just harvested my first turmeric (8 month growth in container). I noticed many of the roots shot down to the bottom of the container and had large 'bulbs' at the end. I thought they might just be nutrient and/or water storage. Do you know if that's good or bad? And if it's bad, suggestions on improvement? As always love the videos.
Showed some of them in this clip Stephen. 👍
As far as I know they're just energy stores.
Cheers.
In Malaysia we also eat the leaf
After watching a few of the turmeric growing videos. I just think it is better grown in soil.
What ever works best for you. 👍
I personally think it takes up too much space in the aquaponics.
Cheers Lee.
If you are looking for an idea for a video, invite us to dinner. gather a harvest and cook / prepare a simple dinner.
for me, just starting my farming, I only have a few things to add to a meal. tomatoes, cucumbers and eggplant this year.
your forest of food makes me think you never have to go to the store !
What kind of variety do you grow, they aren t looking like anything i know, they are enormous! Excellent job!
I bought the original rhizome as Curcuma longa but in saying that there's a few different types sold under that name. We have a more yellow root that was sold as Curcuma longa as well but is a fair bit more bitter & throws some very beautiful flowers every season.
Hope that helps some.
My mom she cook turmeric leave sop I like it
We use the leaves in a few meals here as well. Cheers.
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Cheers 👍🙂
excellent. Thanks heaps for the video. :)
No problem Leigh. 👍
Have a top one.
Just beautiful. This is my first year to attempt to grow in pot. I live in a cold climate. Going to bring whole plant indoors for winter. Will that work .?..😊😊
It would be best to I think Iarieta 👍 Popping it in a warm spot that gets a bit of sunlight will help some.
Hope it overwinters well for you. 👍
So much information! I'm intending to build a walipini with a full-scale system eventually. But I want to build a mini unit in my propagation shed just to get a feel for the concept. Any ideas where I can find starter info? BTW, we're micro off-grid in the UK, so are on 12-48V mostly. Cheers Rob
Oops....just found your barrel-ponics vid. Question answered 😉
Hope it helps you out with a few ideas Niall & happy growing. 👍 🌱🌱🌱
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I grew them in perth but they turned out pale yellow. I suspect that was the soil pH affect the pigments. Yours looking normal yellow.
Hey Nyoman.
We have another type of turmeric that is very yellow compared to this variety. I also have the black & am keeping my eye out for the white form.
Cheers.