Aeration vs No Aeration - Hydroponic Peppers w/Time Lapse (Brinno) “Semi-DWC vs Kratky”

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@pikudopikao8425 6 лет назад

Why didn't you notice all the fungus growing in the kratky one?

@GrowingAnswers 6 лет назад

Pikudo Pikao there is no fungus. Those are air roots and the white on the plastic net cups is mineral deposit.

@bcumike 6 лет назад

Pikudo Pikao at what point in the video please? I've watched several times, Is it really small? I would think its hard to mistake air roots, and I'm kinda curious cause I've never tried dwc without what looks like now, an extreme amount of aeration lol

@Gregory_Avila 5 лет назад

Looked like fungus after you said it. the power of suggestion...

@colbys100 5 лет назад

Actually roots in both buckets have some sort of micro-organisms growing on them. Look into brown slime problem with hydroponics. You can't really expect to submerge living roots in water and expect them to not have micro-organisms growing on them. Aerating your water wont save you, you'll just get harmful aerobic bacteria on there. Cooling the water aint gonna work either. You can either add pool shock, or beneficial bacteria to the water. Adding beneficial bacteria is costly, it can also clog your lines and air stones. Google how to make a solution of pool shock and water for hydroponic plants. This method is extremely cheap and keeps your water practically sterile and does not cause harm to your plants at all. You would basically be doing the same thing the government does to all the city water in america, and that has proven to be very safe for humans and very toxic for micro-organisms. If your roots are not totally white like snow, its caused by some sort of micro-organism. Trust me I let that stuff grow on my roots for years and had no clue it was something that could easily be ridden of. Happy hydro

@kimosdaddy 5 лет назад

@@colbys100 you can also add pondzym to water solution to add beneficial bacteria to eliminate root rot.

@lucho6861 6 лет назад

lol i love how they party all night and sleep all day xD

@AntonySimkin 5 лет назад

lol commented the same. they get high lol

@carlosmendezleo 5 лет назад

damn right lol

@ntbarone 4 года назад

Bahahahaha! Was thinking that!

@fizahanif 4 года назад

party all night.......

@owlglue8461 4 года назад

maaan why did you write this befor me?😄🌹

@BecomingaHeartMom426 6 лет назад

That time lapse is ridiculously soothing! I've watched it about 5 times! Plants dance! So cool!

@priayief 5 лет назад

Great video! I appreciate people like you who go through the time and trouble to do these experiments and then publish them. Thanks.

@njanderson4342 6 лет назад

That was an excellent time lapse! This is what I have been wondering for a while. Thanks for the experiment!

@J_Chap 5 лет назад

I forgot to mention how much me and my son loved watching the "dancing" plants I guess dancing plants are happy plants! You did a great job with the photography!

@MiNi-nn9su 6 лет назад

Awesome video man. That timelapse and how plants anticipate light.. Really cool.

@GtJrGrowsItAlaska 6 лет назад

Mann, love the thought you put behind this video. Thanks for the video and your observation on how things are different with the air stone and where the placement is a bunch of the root mass when they're both in the same containment

@circle4922 6 лет назад

That was an awesome time lapse man. Thanks for sharing that, and your comparison. It's so cool to see something in a different time - like we could never see in "real life"/real time. It really does show you things you could probably never notice otherwise. The way the plants moved, in circles, during the lights out phase - and how the began to anticipate the coming darkness or searching for light, change in environment or whatever exactly they're doing is fascinating.

@darrenmarchant1720 4 года назад

it would be good to have a separate camera in the water looking at the root growth.

@UCZG 5 лет назад

just trying hydroponics, you're answering many of my questions...best video that I've seen of yours...the time lapse was a treat, thanks

@israelwore1669 4 года назад

Many thanks for going through the trouble of doing this experiment and sharing your findings

@84nob25 5 лет назад

No-nonsense. Awesome video. I love how seriously you take the science. Thanks for taking your time for this

@thetree6839 5 лет назад

"the science" is all it is about

@IAMGiftbearer 6 лет назад

It's really interesting that the plants anticipated the lighting cycle and moved around in response!

@karatebob9159 5 лет назад

Love how the seedlings scan for light during the dark.

@bestestinventions7032 5 лет назад

i love the time lapse!!!! they all go crazy partying after dark!!!

@christinewalker3099 4 года назад

Fascinating, loved the time lapse video. Great watching how the plants move. Thankyou, really enjoyed watching, and great experiment.

@martinuzunov9346 5 лет назад

Picture's worth a thousand words. Excellent video. Thank you!

@ando227 4 года назад

Loved the time-lapse footage mate

@christiandion8016 6 лет назад

Sweet !! great upload. Thanks for the info and awesome job btw. :)

@dvfreelancer 4 года назад

Really well done video. Really liked the time lapse. Good stuff.

@zuesblue1422 6 лет назад

Awesome vid! Really appreciate you taking the time to share this! First time I've pushed subscribe...not sure what that means but I want to learn and see more!

@dieterbuchner3420 4 года назад

Many useful information. Excellent time lapse. I had already in my mind to use aeration, now i am sure. Thank you for the video. Regards from Germany.

@SommetiderHvorforDetRoligRolig 5 лет назад

This was just what i was looking for!! Incredibly interesting.. thanks.

@geodeaholicm4889 5 лет назад

excellent & very informative video. amazing movement in the time lapse,

@jodykwik 5 лет назад

Love your channel! Thanks for the awesome observations.

@cmurf10 6 лет назад

That was amazing! I’ve never seen plants dance like that. I’m going to look into those cameras👍

@peterlane9212 3 года назад

Excellent video and the results match my experiments. Aeration makes a huge difference and thanks to this video I now have a better understanding of why.

@goldenbazz1084 6 лет назад

This is video is tells everything. Awesome! Thanks for your effort man.

@elbaumg 4 года назад

What a great video. I'm relaxed, and informed. So much time saved. Thanks

@LapidaryLady 4 года назад

I work at a place that sells hydroponic supplies and you explained to me in 6 minutes what I have not understood in almost 2 years of working there! Thank you! Also, it was a joy to watch the plants dance as they did. I had no idea they did this! I knew they followed the sunlight, but didn't realized they moved in such a beautiful way, especially in synthetic light. What a treat to witness that!

@waqashussain736 4 года назад

Amazing video, thank you soooo much for all your efforts. Really really appreciated!!!

@tvc380 4 года назад

Amazing presentation, great experiment, and I love the time lapse, especially the plants dancing when the lights go out :-)

@JacobCain86 5 лет назад

This was such a fun, informative, and entertaining video. Thank you.

@combatmako 6 лет назад

WELL Done Sir! VERY well put together and explained ... ✌️❤️😁

@denisedennis3747 5 лет назад

I love the time lapse. Awesome.

@vicvera3875 6 лет назад

This is the best video on RU-vid I seen about growing plants on RU-vid about ''HYDROPONICS'' The time-lap video is so freaking cool just love it

@nadialoewke1226 5 лет назад

Beautiful video. Love your time lapse

@lordshitpost31 5 лет назад

The way they move is hypnotic

@Ultrazaubererger 6 лет назад

This might be the best video you ever uploaded! The timelapse alone is worth watching and your presentation of the results and the explanation are very good! btw: I Think i can see air-roots on the Kratky plants (the stuff that looks like mold :D)

@GrowingAnswers 6 лет назад

Dave yes. That’s correct. What looks like mold is the small capillaries. the roots have increased their surface area to breath. They are also great for nutrient absorption like what I notice in my planted fish tank, but the fish like to pick at the fuzziness and end up ruining them. Interestingly, I don’t see much of that “fuzz” in Dwc even above the water level.

@Ultrazaubererger 6 лет назад

I think the DWC plants dont need the air roots because there is plenty of oxygen in the water.

@ragdollb9667 6 лет назад

Where do I buy those square containers you use?

@pete1853 6 лет назад

His containers are cat litter containers painted black. He mentioned that in the basil video.

@phenosgardenupdate512 6 лет назад

Pete I absolutely love those. we have 6 cats so they are a gardening dream BTW I saw a recirculating DWC kit on Amazon no less made of the same buckets lol.

@scottybarnett3957 4 года назад

That's incredible man thanks for your research!

@growindoors365 4 года назад

Love this video. Love time lapse plant grows period. Thanks for this.

@jasonverrastro1709 5 лет назад

I love how you controlled the experiment. I have seen many side by side videos but they always introduce extra variables. Well done.

@express375 4 года назад

Scary big. Appreciate your efforts,thanks :)

@SVMSICE 5 лет назад

Awesome time lapse. Very interesting!!!

@Flagrant_Violations 5 лет назад

Very cool. Thanks for posting.

@MrBryceGibson 4 года назад

Wow your videos are perfect, I very rarely comment, but had to, thank you very much!

@raul7293 6 лет назад

WOW! Thank you for this video!! GOOD JOB

@romeisfallingagain 4 года назад

really calming watching plants grow. thanks for the video. had no idea i would enjoy this. not even sure why it was recommended to me. but thanks

@bobbyblevins49 4 года назад

Wow! I never realized that plants moved like they did in your time lapse! I loved it!

@MrGdsuta 5 лет назад

Awesome experiment! Great job!

@MicahJohns 6 лет назад

Nice timelapse, good info :)

@brent2031 6 лет назад

Great time lapses!

@ericpham6192 4 года назад

Thank you so much for sharing your work with us.

@singermanz 5 лет назад

Kratky works best if you set it and forget it. Keep it closed to keep vapor inside. Opening it all the time means you ensure air pruning will occur, which diminishes the whole purpose of kratkys method. Keep it closed for water vapor build up. Only adjust or replace solution when it’s almost used up. Best for short term herbs

@legendfpv 4 года назад

Where is your video showing this? I couldn't find it.

@miniwarrior7 4 года назад

I suppose if it's really hot making it humid inside container?

@tusharm7451 4 года назад

Best video...and perfect experiment... Really we all should appreciate your work

@runmadhu2161 Год назад

doing a timelapse of plants, wow, i think you deserve an award. Thank you for educating us

@squidcaps4308 4 года назад

It took my half a decade or more to realize how important it is that as many small bubbles need to reach the surface.. Magic little bubbles, i call them.

@ronaldeverson6848 5 лет назад

Good one,1 of your best video's ive seen that u have done, keep up the professional quality work!!!!! Thanks for the valuable information........

@ronaldeverson6848 5 лет назад

Can u do a video kraty method with a ultrasonic Mist maker in the tub, I haven't had time - ( dealing with work) - for the experiment it would be a lifesaver if u did it, just to know if it works then i could move forward( anyways aren't you interested if it'll work and what kind of growth it will produce???).........

@eliho16 6 лет назад

THIS WAS THE MOST AMAZING VIDEO I'VE EVER SEEN!

@Kube_Dog 6 лет назад

Come on, asswipe...

@MrKevyrev 6 лет назад

Great experiment! Thanks for sharing!

@Godonepower 6 лет назад

Thank you for doing these experiments, amazing timelapse. Every video I've seen of yours has been very informative and helpful. Appreciate all your work, keep it up! Can't wait for all your future videos.

@ejudeeus 5 лет назад

The plant was like " oh no where's the light" when it's dark and goes panic dancing. Hahaha

@twilightgardenspresentatio6384 6 лет назад

Thank you for doing my homework for me- new sub here

@oilspeculatorhater 4 года назад

Well done videoclip and great information to know. It's nice to see a scientist at work. Thank you for sharing.

@blatzphemy 4 года назад

Subbed! Thank you for this great content

@internetisinteresting7720 5 лет назад

awesome video bro, nice research

@timzebo 5 лет назад

So well done, thank you!!!!!

@stacieshannon9555 6 лет назад

That was amazing.

@asadullah6047 5 лет назад

Thank you so much for sharing this

@cwinarta1 6 лет назад

Thanks for sharing the knowledge

@rudolfbotha6909 5 лет назад

Thanks , this is brilliant

@edmccrackenjr 5 лет назад

Fantastic video, thank you.

@curtisweller4138 3 года назад

I’ve used Kratky for one season and it was amazing for leafy greens. A key component was ensuring that the water level was even with the bottom of the net cups at the start. The roots were astounding, tearing the net cups apart in some cases. I believe that is why your Kratky plant did so poorly. I suggest trying the experiment again after making this adjustment.

@gr8belayr 3 года назад

but how does that explain the massive growth compared to the plant that did reach the (unaerated waterline)?

@curtisweller4138 3 года назад

@@gr8belayr It doesn’t really, it’s just two separate experiments with very different results.

@nlegacysolo 2 года назад

I was wondering if there was another explanation because I have watched several videos on YT with completely opposite results. In most cases roots are definitely more, but the plant itself grew bigger. I'm not an expert, so I was sitting here scratching my head trying to figure out why his experiment didn't work like the others.

@martin518441 Год назад

@@gr8belayr It is explained on the video...

@kevinperez300 4 года назад

So pleasing to watch

@AddLoveTM126 4 года назад

Ohh How AMAZINGLY Beautiful! Thanks A Million; for Sharing! ❤👑

@csevergreen1478 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing this.. This will be a great help indeed!💚👏

@go4ever428 Год назад

Two thumbs up. Amazing experiment!

@knp4356 4 года назад

thank you sir! this video helps a lot for those starting a business.

@scottkuppers 4 года назад

SUPER interesting, thankyou!

@mahargleopenaws 2 года назад

Excellent work.

@mind_v 5 лет назад

awesome. thank you for sharing!

@curiouslycory 4 года назад

Fantastic experiment. Thanks!

@pyramidion5911 4 года назад

Thanks for the video that was amazing

@paulag1955 4 года назад

The amount of movement is incredible.

@carlosmendezleo 5 лет назад

work of art video GREAT DISCOVERY

@Eurotool Год назад

Excellent video

@JeeJeanVittoVlogs 4 года назад

I like your content, thank you for sharing.

@azizutkuozdemir 5 лет назад

thanks for sharing this video ... i really enjoyed watching timeline.

@keocon5241 Год назад

Awesome time lapse

@kainejoyes2981 4 года назад

Time lapse was awesome 😎 more!!!

@99Jaapie 4 года назад

Very helpful, thanks!

@PNH-sf4jz 6 лет назад

Was thinking that a 6+ minute vid "watching plants grow" would be boring, however, I enjoyed the clip and appreciated your explanation and clarity. Thank you.