My man, excellent video 👍 I had a TON of questions even after a couple weeks' worth of research, 30 seconds of your video made the pieces click in my noodle. Cheers
Not bad... a few things to think about... Paint the lid black and wrap or paint the bottom. You already have algae growing in them. Dutch buckets are resistant to pump failure and need less time with a pump because they are filled with media and a couple inches of water at the bottom. The plant wicks the water up from there. The setup you have means that the plant has to grow roots down to the bottom and means you have a higher chance of problems overall if the pump fails much like in a PVC style NFT setup. Use a net or something to prevent the roots from clogging the spout at the bottom. If you have a main line go up and then drip lines level with or down from the main line you need a less powerful pump. Dutch Bucket systems can handle two larger plants in each. 4 smaller ones like bush beans
Good advice on those points. I want to weld up a frame using metal I can scrounge up for free and then use the plastic pipes just for the water part. This video really got me thinking about the possibilities 🙋😁
Oh I see it, you put the frame upside down, you could build a support frame if it was turned up. This video gave me a lot of new ideas. I will experiment with 5gal buckets. Thanks for sharing this...............
@@JemstkSome Hydroponic Shops would have them, or you can improvise and make something similar yourself. Even a round 20 litre (5 gallon) round tub would do. I think it's mostly about water levels, circulation, aeration etc..without watching the video again since now there's an annoying ad which means I need to send this comment or lose it.
Great Build. I am lowering the support table to maybe 230 cm for easier access sup high toi fruit. WIll add another support each end vertically to straighten - whether it makes a difference I do not know. How have you added the trellis ? Can't wait to build !
Dear Sir, Thank you for the presentation. My question is whether there are plant nutrition programs in hydroponics, such as peppers, tomatoes, cucumbers, where I could get a plant nutrition program, and which fertilizer to use. Thank you
Great looking, compact and efficient looking system! Like the idea of adjustable emitters. Did you have to do something special to keep the water in the Dutch bucket at the correct level to touch the bottom of the net cups? I guessing you keep the pump going 24/7? How often did you have to add water and nutrients to the supply container? Great video! Thanks so much!!
This top drip method looks great without the need for all the media in the bucket. Have you tried growing cucumbers or other veggies with this method? Thanks for sharing and providing great content. Mahalo and Aloha.
Great video. I'll start building one for myself soon. I have a question. What's that black plug like thing you put inside the Dutch buckets, near the exit point and what is it used for? Thanks
Wow, those tomato grew without perlite! I was wondering if you got 4 way couplings on the 4 corners to extend the pipe up for a support frame? Also, can big round tomatoes grow in there?
Look at 5:50 when just drilling into the pipes for the drain brackets. The whole frame is sagging. This system is not going to hold up with water, media, and heavy tomatoes. You need x-bracing my friend.
Great compact and efficient looking system! Like the idea of using adjustable emitters. Did you have to do anything to make sure the water level in the Dutch bucket was at the proper height to touch the bottom of the net cup? Do you have pump running 24/7? I thinking yes. How often did you need to refresh or refill the nutrient tank due to evaporation and plant consumption? Great video! Thank you!
Hi there ! The bottom of the netpot won't touch the water the water is level with the elbow and drainage site , fertilizer and water drip on top of the roots , my water pump was running24/7 utill the roots growth and touch the bottom of the bucket after that I started to off it at night . Change the water and the fertilizer every 2 weeks , if you notice the water evaporates add more.
I paid 100 bucks for the 4 plant 1 reservoir system comes with everthing mad it's pos first the level tube on reservoir is size of a plastic straw lol then the pvc pcs shaped like rectangle with all ts bucket connect to them has small pump that burned out already had to buy new one and the plastic rubber sleeves that's go on bottom of each bucket the red bucket didn't have one so now it leaks idk
saw lots of setups over the past year, but this looks the simplest and most straight forward, with great specifics in direction. Can you grow these crops indoors over winter or will artificial lighting be insufficient?
Hi there ! Where do you live ! I bought them online from china , If you cannot find them you can make your own normal bucket and thank connector , raise the the connector abit and you're good.
Sir Very good Dutch system is made by you sir but You have not given details/measurements of outside the creeper stand. I would be thankfull to you if you are provide material detail measurements of creeper stand Gupta India
Hi there ! Where do you live ? The cost of the buckets is 3 USD / 1 bucket . But the shipping cost was expensive 70 USD. The stand and irrigation about 30 USD . Water pump 25 USD .
That seems like a lot of expense and nonsense to Go through. I actually like dipping water out of my reservoir a few times a day the drain was the only thing that was even half cool . Dumping buckets back into the reservoir is free and I like to be close to my girls 😅
For 1/2 inch grommet for my tube what size hole saw bit?
Great job, I like your style and the Bug in the driveway!
My man, excellent video 👍 I had a TON of questions even after a couple weeks' worth of research, 30 seconds of your video made the pieces click in my noodle. Cheers
you're welcome.
Good idea ....thank you for sharing your talent ....job well done ....
thanks
Not bad... a few things to think about...
Paint the lid black and wrap or paint the bottom. You already have algae growing in them.
Dutch buckets are resistant to pump failure and need less time with a pump because they are filled with media and a couple inches of water at the bottom. The plant wicks the water up from there. The setup you have means that the plant has to grow roots down to the bottom and means you have a higher chance of problems overall if the pump fails much like in a PVC style NFT setup.
Use a net or something to prevent the roots from clogging the spout at the bottom.
If you have a main line go up and then drip lines level with or down from the main line you need a less powerful pump.
Dutch Bucket systems can handle two larger plants in each. 4 smaller ones like bush beans
well said thanks a lot .
Good advice on those points. I want to weld up a frame using metal I can scrounge up for free and then use the plastic pipes just for the water part.
This video really got me thinking about the possibilities 🙋😁
Great tips ✅✅
Dude nice project. Like the concept :D maybe sand in the table pipes for more weight :D
I wish you would have lifted up the lid at the end to show the roots, how much water, and how healthy
nice work brother 👍
thank you
Oh I see it, you put the frame upside down, you could build a support frame if it was turned up. This video gave me a lot of new ideas. I will experiment with 5gal buckets. Thanks for sharing this...............
❤Geat knowledgeable work,Excellent performance 👍
thank you.
Very cool choice of music
I absolutely love this set up thanks for the great content and God bless all that see this ❤️
Great to watch and easy to understand. Thank you🙋😁
you're welcome
Not really were to get those buckets ?
@@JemstkSome Hydroponic Shops would have them, or you can improvise and make something similar yourself.
Even a round 20 litre
(5 gallon) round tub would do.
I think it's mostly about water levels, circulation, aeration etc..without watching the video again since now there's an annoying ad which means I need to send this comment or lose it.
Great Build. I am lowering the support table to maybe 230 cm for easier access sup high toi fruit. WIll add another support each end vertically to straighten - whether it makes a difference I do not know. How have you added the trellis ? Can't wait to build !
Wow superb nice idea👍
From Tamil Nadu India
Thanks for watching
Hi, great stuff!
Is the pump running all time?
I use timer ⌛
great content
Dear Sir, Thank you for the presentation. My question is whether there are plant nutrition programs in hydroponics, such as peppers, tomatoes, cucumbers, where I could get a plant nutrition program, and which fertilizer to use. Thank you
Great looking, compact and efficient looking system! Like the idea of adjustable emitters. Did you have to do something special to keep the water in the Dutch bucket at the correct level to touch the bottom of the net cups? I guessing you keep the pump going 24/7? How often did you have to add water and nutrients to the supply container? Great video! Thanks so much!!
It's a Dutch bucket the water level doesn't need to be at the bottom of the net cup it gets drip fed then the waters drained out until the next cycle
This top drip method looks great without the need for all the media in the bucket. Have you tried growing cucumbers or other veggies with this method? Thanks for sharing and providing great content. Mahalo and Aloha.
hi there ! my friend grow cucumbers did well.
May as well skip the buckets and go NFT rail setup.
I had good results from cucumber with the same setup
@@DIYGARDENWITHBBhave you grown spinach in small 4 net pots in above setup?
i like the tiles
thanks
Q : where did you get the bato lids from ?
is the 200+ppm nutrients enough for tomato?
Is it better to use a lid and netcup, or to fill the bucket completely with media?
better fill the bucket with grow media.
Great video. I'll start building one for myself soon. I have a question. What's that black plug like thing you put inside the Dutch buckets, near the exit point and what is it used for? Thanks
10:49
Hi there !
It's Elbow it comes together with the bucket, to take the water from the bottom.
@@DIYGARDENWITHBB thanks
Wow, those tomato grew without perlite! I was wondering if you got 4 way couplings on the 4 corners to extend the pipe up for a support frame? Also, can big round tomatoes grow in there?
What is your timer schedule? And flowrate
15 min on / 15 off
Complete information guide.
I want to know exatali how to to do.
Please the no.
Beautiful but where I can buy those buckets ?
where you live ! i bought them from china .
How often the pump was ON .Or is there any timer cycle you followed to feed nutrient water. Or it was continuosly flowing
i run the pump 24/h to get better results , you can use timer 15 min on/ 15 min off
@@DIYGARDENWITHBB did you have any problems with root rot?
Look at 5:50 when just drilling into the pipes for the drain brackets. The whole frame is sagging. This system is not going to hold up with water, media, and heavy tomatoes. You need x-bracing my friend.
Great compact and efficient looking system! Like the idea of using adjustable emitters. Did you have to do anything to make sure the water level in the Dutch bucket was at the proper height to touch the bottom of the net cup? Do you have pump running 24/7? I thinking yes. How often did you need to refresh or refill the nutrient tank due to evaporation and plant consumption? Great video! Thank you!
Hi there !
The bottom of the netpot won't touch the water the water is level with the elbow and drainage site , fertilizer and water drip on top of the roots , my water pump was running24/7 utill the roots growth and touch the bottom of the bucket after that I started to off it at night .
Change the water and the fertilizer every 2 weeks , if you notice the water evaporates add more.
@@DIYGARDENWITHBB Thanks so much!! Got it....makes sense!
@@DIYGARDENWITHBB THANKS
Have you had any clogging when the tomatoe roots get big
so far nope, I covered the buckets ..
I paid 100 bucks for the 4 plant 1 reservoir system comes with everthing mad it's pos first the level tube on reservoir is size of a plastic straw lol then the pvc pcs shaped like rectangle with all ts bucket connect to them has small pump that burned out already had to buy new one and the plastic rubber sleeves that's go on bottom of each bucket the red bucket didn't have one so now it leaks idk
Hello. How often is the water in the reservoir changed?
every 3 weeks , use the old water in your traditional garden.
@@DIYGARDENWITHBB So, should the air motor run continuously?
saw lots of setups over the past year, but this looks the simplest and most straight forward, with great specifics in direction. Can you grow these crops indoors over winter or will artificial lighting be insufficient?
Hi there !
Thanks , yes can use this buckets I indoor with grow light.
Can i use this one pump for 500 buckets or so with so many dripper?
Hi there!
You need a stronger Water pump for 500 buckets.
Use larger feed lines. 1/4 tubing is so restrictive. Go with 3/8
thnx
this shaped containers arent generally available its cuboid type we find mostly across stores not having one side cut or shaped like shown here
Hi there !
Where do you live !
I bought them online from china ,
If you cannot find them you can make your own normal bucket and thank connector , raise the the connector abit and you're good.
What kind of nutrients you used
A & B hydroponic fertilizer
Sir
Very good Dutch system is made by you sir but You have not given details/measurements of outside the creeper stand. I would be thankfull to you if you are provide material detail measurements of creeper stand
Gupta
India
What is the cost and where is it available please inform me.
Hi there !
Where do you live ?
The cost of the buckets is 3 USD / 1 bucket . But the shipping cost was expensive 70 USD.
The stand and irrigation about 30 USD .
Water pump 25 USD .
@@DIYGARDENWITHBB what's the name of the buckets
@@kentontj2027
Hydroponic Dutch bucket.
Link to buckets?
m.alibaba.com/product/1600206636543/Greenhouse-PP-Dutch-Bucket-Hydroponic-System.html?__sceneInfo=%7B%22cacheTime%22%3A%221800000%22%2C%22type%22%3A%22appDetailShare%22%7D&from=Android
Sometimes it’s a little painful watching documented first attempts 😅
tg we can mute the repetitive music
That seems like a lot of expense and nonsense to Go through. I actually like dipping water out of my reservoir a few times a day the drain was the only thing that was even half cool . Dumping buckets back into the reservoir is free and I like to be close to my girls 😅