Braxton Vaughan this video is fine (don't listen to the complainers) and I'm actually one that can't listen to people ramble. Thanks for the information!
Thanks for this very inspiring video. It is simple and easy to follow. I have been browsing for how-tos of hydroponics and mostly it is complicated and costs so much. I just wanna try a simple one. I will try this. Wish me luck🤗
I just stumbled onto hydroponic gardening. I enjoyed your video ...it is a nice easy starting point for me. Thank you for the informative and easy way to go this.
Great! Thanks for the step by step instructions! This looks pretty simple to make! After watching, I made a net cup out of a guac container and stuck a cutting of my pothos in my aquarium, haha! Ill head over to check out the tomato update video!
For anyone watching this 6+ years on… clay aerated pebbles are super light and can’t ‘smash’ a root - seedlings manage perfectly well in gritty soil in nature etc. I’ve found it’s best to hold seedling in an empty net cup and then start filling it with pebbles rather than vice versa.
Braxton......EXCEPTIONAL Amigo...... My peppers and tomatoes are doing Great.... A BIG Thank You for a new method that WORKS !!!!! Very Useful Indeed....
Don't worry about the keyboard warriors. It takes effort to put these videos up. If you dont like it, dont watch. My only criticism, roots dont like light, and clear containers will get algae in the root system. Its nice to see the root growth, but more beneficial to be dark for the root system. Also, rockwool can give a nice footing for your roots instead of threading it through the clay balls. Use clay balls to fill around it. An air stone helps as well. I made my containers with a cheap plastic bucket, a plastic plant pot base flipped upside down on top of the bucket, and a hole, or holes cut into the makeshift lid for net pots, or single larger pot.
Why you take critisme as bad? Some ppl grow up, once they made it better about critique. Basicaly i like that video, but i also had problems about the talking of the OP. So i just skiped some parts, to not get sick.
It would be useful to see a producing plant. Also, will apartment dwellers without a South facing window need grow lights, or will an East facing window suffice? Good video, very inspirational.
That was a nice and informative video Braxton. It is my first foray into home hydroponics. So, aside from the learning info, I liked the last part best where you showed a few picks of your growing area set up. They gave me a few easy ideas.
I would think a better procedure would be to make your solution. Then add your stones to the solution to get them saturated. Fill the jar, using an empty net cup to gauge how much solution to put in the jar. Then thread the root of the plant down through the bottom of the net cup. Insert it in the jar. Then add the saturated stones one by one around the tender seedling. Thank you so much for explaining that you use 1/4 teaspoon of each fertilizer per gallon of water to start seedlings. That information is so useful.
Thanks for sharing what’s working for you, I wanted to try to grow a few little kitchen herbs and basics but most make it too technical and I think, “that’s way more than I want to invest time and energy in, I’ll just buy them,” but you show it can be an easy little setup. Thanks for sharing this for those of us who want to know. And just remember, those guys griping could have stopped playing the video anytime they wanted to, I’m glad you left it up for those of us who are looking for a simple way to get started. Thanks!
Great, I plan to do the exact same thing. It is encouraging to see someone else succeed in this. Thanks. PS: Did you grow the seedlings in soil and then washed them ? Or some other method ? (they look so clean from soil) Thanks again!
Hi Braxton, I am having real trouble growing tomatoes in water. So I have net basket with some small stones in it, the tomato seedling goes through the bottom of it and touches the water below. But all the plants die off? Do I need to leave some air between bottom of basket and water or not? I don't know why all of them die. (My ones in soil normally are growing really well) Thank you
Hi, I am just a beginner and want to ask. It that a matter what kinds of tomato or vegetable seed, any plant that has root can we bring fruit in that way with the nutrition like on your video 7:47 min. (General Hydroponics) ? It's that nutrient system all important (General Hydroponics) ? Thanks in advance.
When you poured the solution into the jar, how much of the basket was submerged? 1/4 inch? 1/2 inch? It was photographed at a downward angle, and I couldn't tell. I am really excited to try this. Thank you!
It depends on where the roots end up. A good rule for water level is around half way up the roots. That allows the roots to get air, and keeps you from having to refill as often.
Best sterilising method for clay pebbles is to soak them in a hydrogen peroxide solution (12%) then allow to dry out afterwards. Informative vid, not tried this "Kratky" method for tomatoes before now but definitely going to give it a go. Thanks bro
Just go get a bigger jar and paint it black. You can also use perlite way cheaper specially when u plan to go 5gal or higher. Or get a styro cut in half then place on top of the mouth.
Were your seeds started from seeds in a packet? We’re they just laid on top of a bit of water in that plastic container? Also, I would like to see a mature tomato plant done this way. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing! Im getting ready to start growing with an aquarium setup. Ive started seedlings before and did it with a small Tupperware bowl like yours but not in a pool of water. I just put a damp paper towel in it then placed 5 or 6 seeds in different spots, put the lid on and let it sit in a drawer for 7-10 days, maybe 14. But what i saw here was u just left them in an open dish of water. Do u just keep it on the counter while the seeds germinate
Krystian Radikal Hi. I did the same as you for this video. I start on a damp paper towel in the lid of that container in the video. I just picked out the strongest for the video and placed them in the lid. I have been researching aquaponic systems and would love to have a small scale one indoors. Let us know how it turns out for you! Thanks for watching!
Sara Arroyave The way I usually do it is by placing soaked seeds on a damp paper towel and then placing the paper towel with seeds inside the lid of a clear plastic container like you see in the video. This I believe is superior to plastic bags because it allows the seedlings to grow upright which makes it easier to use them in hydroponic systems. Hope that helps!
I'm interested in a jar a foil for solar panels system in a jar for cooking and growth mostly the foil balls..I think my daughter would have some ideas, ?!
personally, i use a masterblend mix. It's a lot less expensive, it works just as good (if not better), you're not paying for water, plus........NO PLASTIC!
I LOVED THIS VIDEO AND AM LOOKING FORWARD TO THE DAY I AM WELL ENOUGH TO START MY OWN 'CANNING JAR GARDEN'. I HOPE I SEE YOU DOING MORE EPISODES FILLED WITH ADVICE ON YOUR SUCCESSES (AND/OR FAILURES IF THEY HAPPEN) SO THAT YOU CAN BE MY "CHEAT SHEET" FIGURATIVELY SPEAKING. I DON'T MIND YOUR "UMS" OR "UHS"; I FIND I USE BOTH "STALL'" ORDS MORE FREQUENTLY SINCE I HAD A STROKE. ACTUALLY EVERY ONE OF US WHO SURVIVED THAT SEEM TO SAY "UM" AND "ER" AND USE OTHER 'FILLERS AS WE SEARCH FOR THE RIGHT WORDS WE NEED TO USE, TO COMPLETE OUR SENTENCES. NOW IF YOU WERE A HIRED PROFESSIONAL MAKING THESE VIDEOS TO SELL AS A MEANS OF SUPPORTING YOURSELF I MIGHT RECONSIDER... NAW, YOU'RE STILL OKAY, THANKS FOR BEING MY INSTRUCTOR. I WAS ABLE TO LISTEN TO AND FOLLOW YOU JUST FINE... EVEN WITH A FRACTURED BRAIN! ALL MY BEST TO YOU AND . THANK YOU.
Holding that tiny seedling with your fingers is not wide. Use a wet toothpick to place into the medium of choice as the leaf tips are also very small at this stage.
Mistakes: don't expose the roots to light, move the water in a way that it gets oxigen (air pump) Improvements: do your seedlings in a rockwool or coco with 80-90% of humidity (big tupperware)and then, once they have a good root structure place into the hydro system. also, try to keep all the nutrients in one place, so it's less work to maintain the plants by watering in a single place (big pot for 6 of them or more)
With my indoor plants, I haven't noticed much algae growth. Unless you have a really high power light setup with more transparent containers, I wouldn't think you would have any trouble either. My outdoor plants grow some algae, but I haven't noticed any negative side effects from it. Maybe I will do a test this winter to see how algae affects plant growth.
the clay balls absorb nutrients and water and help the plant in that way but here it looks like it is only used as support... maybe something more porous than marbles so they didn’t get all rolly polly and potentially squish... (make your own polymer clay balls?)
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You don't. The point of hydroponics is to grow the plant solely in water (and additives to feed the plant, obviously). This is not how you start a seedling if you're planning to transplant to soil at any point.
Hi Jade, a clear jar is fine if you plan on eventually transferring it into an opaque or simitransparent container. The clear jars usually start growing algae after a few weeks, but by that time they probably need to be transplanted anyways. If you have any more questions do not hesitate to ask!
naheed khan Hi Naheed. You may get better results with hydroponic designed nutrients. But if the liquid solution contains a good amount of both the macro and micro nutrients your plants need, then I don't see why it wouldn't work. You can always try it. Have a good day!
you didn't say about temperature (do you live in a god climate?) also what light output are you using? you briefly mentioned a lighting rig then... nothing
These came from HomeDepot but you can usually get them at any home improvement store dependingon the season. Walmart sometimes has seeds as well. Amazon has them all year. Thanks for watching!
I enjoyed the video and subscribed to your channel. Please do a follow-up to this one showing the growth at different intervals. Thanks for taking the time to make and share.
Here is the update video for these tomatoes!
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Braxton Vaughan
Braxton Vaughan can you use less ah?
Braxton Vaughan this video is fine (don't listen to the complainers) and I'm actually one that can't listen to people ramble. Thanks for the information!
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Good video mate forget the hatter's always going on like thay know everything probably couldn't grow there finger nails keep it up thumbs up
Thanks for this very inspiring video. It is simple and easy to follow. I have been browsing for how-tos of hydroponics and mostly it is complicated and costs so much. I just wanna try a simple one. I will try this. Wish me luck🤗
I just stumbled onto hydroponic gardening. I enjoyed your video ...it is a nice easy starting point for me.
Thank you for the informative and easy way to go this.
I would suggest covering the jars with Al foil or painting the jars to avoid growth of algae in the water. Keep on growing.
Great! Thanks for the step by step instructions! This looks pretty simple to make! After watching, I made a net cup out of a guac container and stuck a cutting of my pothos in my aquarium, haha!
Ill head over to check out the tomato update video!
For anyone watching this 6+ years on… clay aerated pebbles are super light and can’t ‘smash’ a root - seedlings manage perfectly well in gritty soil in nature etc. I’ve found it’s best to hold seedling in an empty net cup and then start filling it with pebbles rather than vice versa.
Braxton......EXCEPTIONAL Amigo...... My peppers and tomatoes are doing Great.... A BIG Thank You for a new method that WORKS !!!!! Very Useful Indeed....
it looks simple. i saw other videos where it was used a small pump to push air to the solution. you didnt see any problems with your system? cheers
Don't worry about the keyboard warriors. It takes effort to put these videos up. If you dont like it, dont watch. My only criticism, roots dont like light, and clear containers will get algae in the root system. Its nice to see the root growth, but more beneficial to be dark for the root system. Also, rockwool can give a nice footing for your roots instead of threading it through the clay balls. Use clay balls to fill around it. An air stone helps as well.
I made my containers with a cheap plastic bucket, a plastic plant pot base flipped upside down on top of the bucket, and a hole, or holes cut into the makeshift lid for net pots, or single larger pot.
Why you take critisme as bad? Some ppl grow up, once they made it better about critique. Basicaly i like that video, but i also had problems about the talking of the OP. So i just skiped some parts, to not get sick.
It would be useful to see a producing plant. Also, will apartment dwellers without a South facing window need grow lights, or will an East facing window suffice? Good video, very inspirational.
To keep algae down, wrap the jar in aluminum foil.
Willow Sverge I’ve also seen brown paper taped around the mason jar 🙂
Or just a black plastic bag, if you plant it indoors, if outdoors the black color absorbs the sun's heat, especially in summer
Aluminum pop or beer cans with the tops cut out work well.
you could always place sprouts in rockwool and then the clay pebbles over top and around to support. would make it easier getting that root into place
That was a nice and informative video Braxton. It is my first foray into home hydroponics. So, aside from the learning info, I liked the last part best where you showed a few picks of your growing area set up. They gave me a few easy ideas.
What size of net cup and what size of canning jar did you use? I really want to grow cherry tomatoes to go with my basil and lettuce.
Wouldn’t be easier to put the clay balls and seedling into the basket first before putting the net in the jar?
That's what I was thinking.
Personally, I prefer the krakty pool noodle method. Better support for the seedling, super cheap, and plants grow at least as well as in clay pellets.
And add pulling the net pot out before adding the water lol.
I would think a better procedure would be to make your solution. Then add your stones to the solution to get them saturated. Fill the jar, using an empty net cup to gauge how much solution to put in the jar. Then thread the root of the plant down through the bottom of the net cup. Insert it in the jar. Then add the saturated stones one by one around the tender seedling. Thank you so much for explaining that you use 1/4 teaspoon of each fertilizer per gallon of water to start seedlings. That information is so useful.
thank you I going to do this.
you could lift the little netty pot up to show us the dangling root and use q-tip to rescue falling sprout.
Hey Braxton loved the video. Do you have a video on how you got your plants to that level from seeds.
Thanks for sharing what’s working for you, I wanted to try to grow a few little kitchen herbs and basics but most make it too technical and I think, “that’s way more than I want to invest time and energy in, I’ll just buy them,” but you show it can be an easy little setup. Thanks for sharing this for those of us who want to know. And just remember, those guys griping could have stopped playing the video anytime they wanted to, I’m glad you left it up for those of us who are looking for a simple way to get started. Thanks!
You get the bean for getting me started.
You can grow the seed in a pellet and just drop the pellet in there too
If you germinate the seeds on the the end of a qtip or cotton ball its alot easier when it comes time to netcup the seedlings.
Thx man. I knew what I had to do but not how to do it. I didn’t know about the expanding clay balls. Good job! Thx again
Great, I plan to do the exact same thing. It is encouraging to see someone else succeed in this. Thanks.
PS: Did you grow the seedlings in soil and then washed them ? Or some other method ? (they look so clean from soil)
Thanks again!
This video helped me with my first hydroponics! Nice :)
Hi Braxton, I am having real trouble growing tomatoes in water. So I have net basket with some small stones in it, the tomato seedling goes through the bottom of it and touches the water below. But all the plants die off? Do I need to leave some air between bottom of basket and water or not? I don't know why all of them die. (My ones in soil normally are growing really well) Thank you
hey great videos! any recommendations for steering towards growing hydro organically? General Hydro is owned by Monsanto
Yes use Coco coir and perlite drain to waste and any organic hydroponic nutrient green planet has a one part organic feed
Thank you to tell us how to update plants tomatoes! But i will like to see at different time the plants grow up better when we see, :-)
One Question. Don't You have a problem with algae growing in the container because of the sun? Thanks for the video.
Thanks for the video mate, been trying to start something like this for a while and it was good to see someone else explain how they were done it
Do you leave seedlings/plants under a grow light 24/7 until they’re ready to put outside?
Thanks for the video.
Hi, I am just a beginner and want to ask. It that a matter what kinds of tomato or vegetable seed, any plant that has root can we bring fruit in that way with the nutrition like on your video 7:47 min. (General Hydroponics) ? It's that nutrient system all important (General Hydroponics) ? Thanks in advance.
When you poured the solution into the jar, how much of the basket was submerged? 1/4 inch? 1/2 inch? It was photographed at a downward angle, and I couldn't tell. I am really excited to try this. Thank you!
It depends on where the roots end up. A good rule for water level is around half way up the roots. That allows the roots to get air, and keeps you from having to refill as often.
I'm so excited to try this!
Is in not necessary to protect the exposed water in the mason jar from the light?
Best sterilising method for clay pebbles is to soak them in a hydrogen peroxide solution (12%) then allow to dry out afterwards. Informative vid, not tried this "Kratky" method for tomatoes before now but definitely going to give it a go. Thanks bro
Just go get a bigger jar and paint it black. You can also use perlite way cheaper specially when u plan to go 5gal or higher. Or get a styro cut in half then place on top of the mouth.
How often do you have to add fertilizer?
How many times to change the water in the week or give them the nutriance?
Great information!! I learned a lot of new stuff here! Thank you 😃👍
awesome video thank you.
Great video! It was very informative and easy to understand.
I live in nz and I'm not sure where I would get the solution but I'll keep an eye out thank u for the tips😊
Were your seeds started from seeds in a packet? We’re they just laid on top of a bit of water in that plastic container? Also, I would like to see a mature tomato plant done this way. Thank you.
Do you have any problems with algae in the growing medium? When I try this I intend to use paper sleeves over the mason jars to block the light.
New drinking game. Take a shot Everytime this guy says " AAA"
BTW love your vids💎💎
I love this!!!
use a plastic straw to put the seedling down the centre and maybe a paper wick
How do you cut the holes in the lids of the mason jars?
Thank you for sharing...Now I see that I missed a few steps.
Does anyone know when the actual instructions begin? At almost 4 minutes of rambling I can’t watch anymore
Thanks for the video it’s very good
Can you grow large tomato plants in these?
Thanks for sharing! Im getting ready to start growing with an aquarium setup. Ive started seedlings before and did it with a small Tupperware bowl like yours but not in a pool of water. I just put a damp paper towel in it then placed 5 or 6 seeds in different spots, put the lid on and let it sit in a drawer for 7-10 days, maybe 14. But what i saw here was u just left them in an open dish of water. Do u just keep it on the counter while the seeds germinate
Krystian Radikal Hi. I did the same as you for this video. I start on a damp paper towel in the lid of that container in the video. I just picked out the strongest for the video and placed them in the lid. I have been researching aquaponic systems and would love to have a small scale one indoors. Let us know how it turns out for you! Thanks for watching!
Question, how did you start you seeds? Thank you :)
Sara Arroyave
The way I usually do it is by placing soaked seeds on a damp paper towel and then placing the paper towel with seeds inside the lid of a clear plastic container like you see in the video. This I believe is superior to plastic bags because it allows the seedlings to grow upright which makes it easier to use them in hydroponic systems. Hope that helps!
Can I use cocopeat inspite of clay balls?
Addition: Use empty gallon milk jugs instead of mason jars. The mason jars are best for storage.
Not bad dude. I think I am going to do the same thing for basil.
Awesome video Braxton.
loved the video, but am wondering if you have to pollinate with Qtip or something in absence of bees for fruits to grow?
You can break off one flower, preferably towards the top, and basically just brush it against the other flowers on the plant 👍
I'm interested in a jar a foil for solar panels system in a jar for cooking and growth mostly the foil balls..I think my daughter would have some ideas, ?!
How did he get the seedlings?
personally, i use a masterblend mix. It's a lot less expensive, it works just as good (if not better), you're not paying for water, plus........NO PLASTIC!
Great video, very informative!
I didn't see the steps before you had the tiny plant with 1 root. Did you start with bought seeds? and how did you get them to sprout?
I am new to this and look forward to having a go !
What is a good online store to find all the hydroponics components?
Amazon
So after mason jars what to put them in next?
brilliant job mate!
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I LOVED THIS VIDEO AND AM LOOKING FORWARD TO THE DAY I AM WELL ENOUGH TO START MY OWN 'CANNING JAR GARDEN'. I HOPE I SEE YOU DOING MORE EPISODES FILLED WITH ADVICE ON YOUR SUCCESSES (AND/OR FAILURES IF THEY HAPPEN) SO THAT YOU CAN BE MY "CHEAT SHEET" FIGURATIVELY SPEAKING. I DON'T MIND YOUR "UMS" OR "UHS"; I FIND I USE BOTH "STALL'" ORDS MORE FREQUENTLY SINCE I HAD A STROKE. ACTUALLY EVERY ONE OF US WHO SURVIVED THAT SEEM TO SAY "UM" AND "ER" AND USE OTHER 'FILLERS AS WE SEARCH FOR THE RIGHT WORDS WE NEED TO USE, TO COMPLETE OUR SENTENCES. NOW IF YOU WERE A HIRED PROFESSIONAL MAKING THESE VIDEOS TO SELL AS A MEANS OF SUPPORTING YOURSELF I MIGHT RECONSIDER... NAW, YOU'RE STILL OKAY, THANKS FOR BEING MY INSTRUCTOR. I WAS ABLE TO LISTEN TO AND FOLLOW YOU JUST FINE... EVEN WITH A FRACTURED BRAIN! ALL MY BEST TO YOU AND . THANK YOU.
I hope some day you learn how not to yell at us, 40 years ago they added lower case letters to the computer
Would not using a funnel. To pour the water through a funnel be easier.?
Thanks for the video, cant wait to get into my new pet projects
Holding that tiny seedling with your fingers is not wide. Use a wet toothpick to place into the medium of choice as the leaf tips are also very small at this stage.
Mistakes: don't expose the roots to light, move the water in a way that it gets oxigen (air pump)
Improvements: do your seedlings in a rockwool or coco with 80-90% of humidity (big tupperware)and then, once they have a good root structure place into the hydro system. also, try to keep all the nutrients in one place, so it's less work to maintain the plants by watering in a single place (big pot for 6 of them or more)
Carlos Vicente Martín I was using the Kratky method for these plants. No pumps needed.
Anyway, it´s better to cover the pots in order to prevent the light to affect the rooting system of the plant :)
Well if there's no water filtration and its not being pumped with air, plus the light on the roots, that should cause algae to grow. Right?
Braxton Vaughan ^
With my indoor plants, I haven't noticed much algae growth. Unless you have a really high power light setup with more transparent containers, I wouldn't think you would have any trouble either. My outdoor plants grow some algae, but I haven't noticed any negative side effects from it. Maybe I will do a test this winter to see how algae affects plant growth.
Could you use marbles instead of the clay balls?
the clay balls absorb nutrients and water and help the plant in that way but here it looks like it is only used as support... maybe something more porous than marbles so they didn’t get all rolly polly and potentially squish... (make your own polymer clay balls?)
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Hi there. this is a really nice video, great information, thank you. I liked and subscribed. :)
How do you remove the plant with it’s root system from the net cup so you can plant it - no one ever shows that part of their videos
id imagine they would cut the net cups out of the plant
I didnt know either , new to the system and trying to learn about it . In this days sometimes is better not to asked .
I believe with hydroponics, the plants stay in the netting all the way until harvest. No soil transplant needed.
You don't. The point of hydroponics is to grow the plant solely in water (and additives to feed the plant, obviously). This is not how you start a seedling if you're planning to transplant to soil at any point.
Hydroponics can be more reliable and consistent than soil growing.
Why you not cover the bottle? Won’t algae and other micro org grow inside the water when hit by light?
Where do you get those little basket things?
are these hydro pebbles?
is the clear jar sufficient? wouldn't a non-see through help it grow?
Hi Jade, a clear jar is fine if you plan on eventually transferring it into an opaque or simitransparent container. The clear jars usually start growing algae after a few weeks, but by that time they probably need to be transplanted anyways. If you have any more questions do not hesitate to ask!
Love your videos very educational thank you im a new friend 👍🏻💖
New sub I liked your video :) That is a great way to start new seedling :) Thanks for sharing :)
Hey, thanks!
:)
Cool what size are your net cups 2 inch or 3 inch?
Brandon Monroe
I use 2 inch net cups
Very good video thx a lot & show mint how to grow
Thanks
Can we use any liquid nutrient solution instead of hydroponic
naheed khan
Hi Naheed. You may get better results with hydroponic designed nutrients. But if the liquid solution contains a good amount of both the macro and micro nutrients your plants need, then I don't see why it wouldn't work. You can always try it. Have a good day!
naheed khan have you found any workable nutrient?
All I see are people complaining about haters but no haters..
you didn't say about temperature (do you live in a god climate?) also what light output are you using? you briefly mentioned a lighting rig then... nothing
what size net cups are they?
Thank you for the info
You could have shown us a plant in progress. Preferably not the 10 foot tall one though.
Where would you get those seedlings? I want to start but I wonder where to find those or how to get them
These came from HomeDepot but you can usually get them at any home improvement store dependingon the season. Walmart sometimes has seeds as well. Amazon has them all year. Thanks for watching!
lol
Where can I buy those net cup? Thanks
Very interesting. I enjoyed your informative video. I am presently growing romaine lettuce in water. I will try your suggestions. Thanks.
Your welcome! I hope it turns out well!
Thanks for that idea you shared on video
I enjoyed the video and subscribed to your channel. Please do a follow-up to this one showing the growth at different intervals. Thanks for taking the time to make and share.
Where do i get the root ?
i havent seen how you put chemicals on the water thats what i need to know
Mix the fertilizer and water in the bowl and fill it halfway up the roots
I use either a shot glass measuring cup or a syringe
what the name of that brown balls??