How to Transplant Soil Plants into Hydroponics - The Basics - Part 1 of 2

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  • Опубликовано: 25 окт 2020
  • Transferring soil plants to hydroponics is fun and easy. Almost any plant can be transferred - if you understand the basics.
    Hydroponic supplies are available at www.easygrohydro-store.com.
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  • @hassiejo9785
    @hassiejo9785 Год назад +5

    Today was my first visit to the allergist. I came away very disappointed as they recommended no more houseplants...not because of the plants, but because of the dirt!. You are such a blessing!! I had no idea I could keep my plants in a hydroponic way! I'm elated!! Can't wait to get started!! Even my beloved African Violets! Thank you, thank you!

  • @skyangelthefan
    @skyangelthefan 2 года назад +3

    As a Nurse, the less moist mold smell for me and my household the better. I am transitioning my plants to Leca and this is what I needed.Thank You 🪴🙏🪴

  • @katigabbard5108
    @katigabbard5108 3 года назад +4

    So glad you're posting videos again, thank you for this great information!

  • @UrbanWindowFarmer
    @UrbanWindowFarmer 3 года назад +3

    Cool concepts. Keep producing great hydroponics videos! 🌿🌵🥒🌾🌱🍃

  • @KhalidahTiaret
    @KhalidahTiaret 11 месяцев назад +1

    Fantastic explanation! I wish I’d found this video a couple years ago when I was first getting started with hydroponics. I haven’t transitioned any plants in awhile and have an aglaonema that I’m planning to repot from soil to hydroponics. Thank you!

  • @andicacciatore9279
    @andicacciatore9279 2 года назад +2

    I’m so glad I found your channel! I remember many years ago purchasing a hydroponic system at a home party with my Mom - like a Tupperware party only for hydroponics! The water gauge was a little window on the side of square plastic pots. They worked wonderfully, but over the years of moving, everything got lost. I was about to go to IKEA to buy their Odla pebbles, but decided to do some more research on containers that would work and found you and heard you say we’ve been doing it here for 30 years - which confirms that was what my Mom & I had purchased back then. Subscribing to hear what comes next in this process.

  • @weareone7315
    @weareone7315 3 месяца назад +1

    I found that if you fill the pot with pebbles then submerge the pot in water then wiggle the plants in the pot, makes it a easy fast process

  • @brookefrontiera8650
    @brookefrontiera8650 2 года назад +2

    Thanks for the helpful info. I didn’t even think about the health concerns of having mold growing in the house from my plants 😳 I just ordered a starter set. I’m excited to switch over a few plants and see how they do.

  • @yeseniahernandez2622
    @yeseniahernandez2622 3 года назад +6

    i've grown lots of cuttings in leca! i did not know you could transfer plants from soil to leca! thank you for the information ! it was very helpful!!

    • @dingodyno9016
      @dingodyno9016 2 года назад

      Yup, in fact i would say Leca is the way to go vs soil

  • @jakehawkins1300
    @jakehawkins1300 Год назад

    you got me with the sentimental value comment. you deserve a fallow!

  • @myhip3deen392
    @myhip3deen392 3 года назад +1

    Jeree, you rock and look terrific.

  • @bachtiararif2525
    @bachtiararif2525 Год назад

    Terimakasih ilmux....sehat slalu saudaraku....🙏🙏

  • @maryam-eg3vw
    @maryam-eg3vw 3 года назад

    Thanks 😘

  • @ruthstevens3720
    @ruthstevens3720 2 года назад +1

    Hello, I am so happy to come across your channel! Unfortunately before I found you I purchased the set of General Hydroponics Flora Gro for my plants in leca. My question is, do I keep using this Flora Gro? I didn’t see what you use after the 4 to 6 weeks with the K-L-N. Can you tell me what you use? Also, other videos showing how to pot in Leca never talked about the 4 to 6 wks with just the K-L-N or anything else and went straight to the Flora Gro. I really love your method and want to learn more about leca so that my plants will grow healthy. I’ve planted a lot of my plants in leca with the Flora Gro and I’m wondering if I shld remove that, get your K-L-N and use that and whatever you use for the ingredients after the 4 to 6 wks in K-L-N. PLS HELP! 🪴🌱

  • @emzsantillan1207
    @emzsantillan1207 2 года назад

    Sending full my supports

  • @nohandlebravo
    @nohandlebravo 3 года назад

    where do i obtain the planters, water gauge and pebbles??

  • @louisabyrd7439
    @louisabyrd7439 2 года назад

    Where do you get your pots because i see that you don't let your plants sit in water like you would when you do lecca in a jar.

  • @chrisrusso4512
    @chrisrusso4512 6 месяцев назад

    I’m trying riparian plants in an aquarium- which plants absorb the most nutrients?

  • @kimtaejin6735
    @kimtaejin6735 Год назад

    @thehydroponicsguy2379
    Hello, can cyperus alternifolius plant be transferred to water without pebbles if it is stabilized in pebbles for a month?

  • @coralturner6377
    @coralturner6377 Год назад

    Are these available in Australia?

  • @MikeAK44
    @MikeAK44 6 месяцев назад +1

    Where do you get these planters?

  • @jaud6657
    @jaud6657 3 месяца назад

    I dont get why you avoid mold or mildew with hydro,could you elaborate on that?

  • @theresegutman6931
    @theresegutman6931 3 года назад +1

    If I have a maranta, prayer plant, in a 6 inch pot, what pot size do you recommend with a hydroponic system?

    • @thehydroponicsguy2379
      @thehydroponicsguy2379  3 года назад

      I suggest a 5" planter. I'v had difficulties transferring prayer plants sometimes. I think they just don't like me.

  • @marylee9706
    @marylee9706 2 года назад

    How does a water gauge works?

  • @cheri9272
    @cheri9272 3 года назад +2

    Respectable sir I want to know they how much videos have you uploaded since now .I cannot see many there are few videos shown on my mobile.i need special instructions about my indoor plants and palms

  • @robertaplant7753
    @robertaplant7753 2 года назад

    HELP! After watching several videos, i moved all my houseplants with soil roots to water, it's been a week all my pothos, scindapsus and monstera adansonii are fine, but i'm having issues with my brasil philodendron, prayer plant and philodendron micans, both the micans and prayer plant and my cheese plant are getting yellow leaves - the logic to move them to water first was to make the transition easier by growing water roots, i dont know what to do know i'm panicking any help will be greatly appreciated- should i cut off all soil roots and let it fully grow in water? Should i just put it in leca now? Its been a week? I dont want my other plants to also turn yellow..

    • @jessicarose1651
      @jessicarose1651 2 года назад +2

      its a sign of nutrient deficiency!! Make sure you test your water ph/nutrients!!

  • @salmatasheik6736
    @salmatasheik6736 Год назад +1

    I want to put mine in a clear glass. How often should I change n fertilize the plant?

    • @plt1969
      @plt1969 10 месяцев назад

      Clear glass will promote algae quick I learned the hardway😢

  • @ghislainedain6033
    @ghislainedain6033 2 года назад

    Bonjour vous mettez de l’engrais dans votre eau arrosage merci

  • @annajeangaissert
    @annajeangaissert 3 года назад +2

    Where can we get the pots?

  • @shinysilverleaves
    @shinysilverleaves 3 года назад

    I'm assuming your leca is wet (with the KLN solution) when you pot up new plants? Do you let the roots dry at all after washing off the dirt before putting them into the leca?

    • @thehydroponicsguy2379
      @thehydroponicsguy2379  3 года назад +3

      Good question! I do NOT let the roots dry before transplanting. Roots form a callous when they dry out to save the moisture inside. This barrier will actually make the transfer more diffcult because the roots have shut down.

  • @robertmccain7344
    @robertmccain7344 3 месяца назад +1

    Great Video and much needed info. Where can one buy those pots?

  • @Tiffany-bd1eb
    @Tiffany-bd1eb 2 года назад

    Can anyone else hear a really high frequency pitch (higher than a standard whistle) from this video?

  • @SimplyThrifting
    @SimplyThrifting 3 года назад

    What kind of pebbles?

    • @thehydroponicsguy2379
      @thehydroponicsguy2379  3 года назад

      Take a look - www.easygrohydro.com/

    • @Thankful_.
      @Thankful_. 3 года назад

      Clay pebbles-very cool! I would luv to have system for my houseplants! Thanks for sharing this info and website!

  • @LiaGabriela
    @LiaGabriela 3 года назад

    All plants can be transferred from soil to hydroponics?I already did it with a few,but they dont seem to grow.

    • @birdmann6923
      @birdmann6923 3 года назад +1

      I think some plants are more hardy than others so some would be better suited for the change and potential shock. I've had mixed results but very small sample size lol goodluck

    • @sdqsdq6274
      @sdqsdq6274 Год назад

      of course not all , lol

  • @zoemeow7677
    @zoemeow7677 Год назад

    No lol 🦄✨