Hello, I'm an appreciator of your content. I've got an OBVIOUS QUESTION that I can't believe I'm not finding an answer to online by a home grower. It is: What is the most cost effective means of getting filtered water if you have more than one grow unit ( but you're not growing large scale.) I've looked at Brita filters and such but I'm thinking by the time you replace their filters, maybe there is a cheaper way..I'd love if someone did a video on this lol. Thanks for your content!
What a great video! Very cool to see you grow Aztek. It's a Czechoslovakian tomato so it's easy to come by where I live but I must admit I prefer growing more resistant micro dwarfs. Aztek should produce ripe tomatoes in around 70 days but maybe it took longer for you because of weaker lights in your AG unit. Either way, enjoyed the video and I can't believe I only now discovered your channel.
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I’ve enjoyed your videos for the few months I’ve been watching. I’ve got 5 systems and have one dedicated to Tiny Tim’s based on an earlier video. Have a good day. 👍
Another great experiment! Just cleaned out my iHarvest so that i can start new. Hydroponics have had such a huge effect on me! I never want to buy salad from the grocery store again!
It was a painful exercise to detach the light pole. I had to insert a kitchen knife and work with both my hands to pull the light pole. I don't think I am explaining it any easy way. Let me make a quick video showing it. Maybe that's better.
Hi there. Quick question. i have cherry tomatoes starting to ripen and the first two i tried were very acidic. Do you know of a reason that would cause this? texture and color were correct. Aside from adding Calmag is there a way to prevent this? Thank you !
I think the tomatoes need a little more time to convert carbohydrates into sugars. Please try giving more time before you pick. Or, keep them aside for 2 days after picking them.
Hi from Paris, I’m starting with hydroponic gardens, thank you so much for sharing these many tips and successful experiments! Love your flower gardens too…
"to 1 liter of water", is this 1 liter referring to the size of the aero garden or is the 1 liter referring to the water you dissolve the maxigro in? I'm trying to figure how much of the dissolved/diluted maxigro to put into my aero garden. Thank you SO much for this video!
Wow thank you for filming and information regarding the successes .. you save me time by only growing the best and highest yield type plants keep up the great work thank you again
It is my understanding that the moment a tomato begins to ripen it has already internally separated itself from the rest of the plant. Therefore it is safe to remove the tomato the moment you see it changing color. It's possibly more important to do this when growing outside to avoid catching the eye of small animals that may eat your Tomatoes.
Yeah, once the tomato started ripening, it will continue the process even after harvesting. So, we can either harvest as soon as they started changing the color and leave it aside until fully ripened, or let it ripen fully on the plant. I do both time to time.
Another much-appreciated educational video. I never heard of Purslane. I am about to order the seeds. My concern is growing them using the common-size baskets. Do the thick stems damage the common-size hydroponic baskets such as those used for AeroGarden Harvest?
Awesome! They say great minds think alike. 😊 I was planning on trying this technique with my second attempt at growing Shishito peppers. What are you using to sterilize the clay pebbles?
the grow sponges used here do not look like the aerogarden (or substitute brand) that you normally suggest. can you please let us know where to get these? i purchased some from a supplier, but, they are not economical. however, they do prove to attract less algae. who/where do you get yours from?
Hi Michelle, the sponges used in this video are from ParkSeed that I bought a while ago. They are ParkSeed Biodome 60-cell sponges, amzn.to/3LTWwwf . I like them but they are getting expensive. So, I switched to a cheaper alternative amzn.to/3LSPnN1 that I have been using for nearly a year and they are working very well for me.
Thank you for this informative video. It seemed like the LetPot needed more nutrients, do you think if the Aerogarden had received extra nutrients it would have performed more vigorously? Also, is it better to harvest as soon the cukes are ready for increased production?
I just love Purslane which I typically grow outside. Never thought to grow it in my Aerogarden, thank you so much for this videos. I so love your videos.
