How to Transfer Plants from Soil to Hydroponics - Tomatoes, Strawberries & Watermelon

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In this video I will show you how to transfer your strawberry, watermelon and tomato plants from your garden soil to indoor hydroponics. Welcome to the Saskatchewan Prairies, Growing Zone 3 - Canada! On my channel you will learn about cold climate growing techniques, indoor gardening during long cold winters and see what's cooking in the Little Garden Kitchen!
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11 сен 2022

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@larryhaydon 9 месяцев назад

Thank you.....I live in the Philippines and want to grow strawberries all year long. I currently have about 20 plants which have produced zero strawberries. I was successful at growing lettuce in my hydrophonic system but have wanted to start using the kratky method. Very interested in knowing how to be successful so your video has been a Godsend. Thanks again.

@LittleGardenSK 9 месяцев назад

Glad it was helpful. Thanks for stopping by the channel!

@blessisrael6455 4 месяца назад

Strawberries are more difficult; there’s a masterblend strawberry formula that came out, which knowing the right NPK formula is important, plus make sure you don’t have a deficiency of liquid calcium and magnesium; Everyone I know and have seen with a successful bed of hydro strawberries uses a pumping system rather then the Kranky method stand alone, which works best with greens, tomatoes and peppers; a circulation pump gets a better air flow quality to the roots; just a couple of suggestions….. ; )

@mikeschaoticgardening 2 года назад

In the spring I squirted a micro dwarf tomato onto a hanging pot not expecting much..well it took off and is just now producing fruit..so I'm thinking of bringing a few of them inside..this video helped me plan how thanks!

@LittleGardenSK 2 года назад

That's great. Good luck!

@blessisrael6455 4 месяца назад

Did you show the results of the strawberries ? What NPK ratio did you use ? Everyone I know has had a hard time growing hydro strawberries in a stand alone system, I was wondering how yours came out….. *BTW, did you make your grow tent yourself or buy it ?! I still don’t have one and I just don’t want to buy those cheap Amazon tents…….

@LittleGardenSK 4 месяца назад

My grandson got to enjoy one or 2 strawberries every week all winter long! ru-vid.comdwiCDQXN1N0. The tent I have is a Mars Hydro - love it and thinking of getting a second small sized one for next winter's indoor growing.

@GrammaSurge 6 месяцев назад

How often do you change the solution or do you just add to original mixture as it goes down?

@LittleGardenSK 6 месяцев назад

I usually just top up the plants. This winter I was having trouble with my cucumbers, so I tried a full refresh on them and it seems to make a big difference. Got lots of cucumbers now! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0j3l3jTPweA.html

@ceperianu5248 22 дня назад

Are you washing with soap?? I watched 3 times but cant hear it.

@LittleGardenSK 22 дня назад

Hello! Yes I am just using regular dishsoap to clean the roots. Thanks for stopping by my channel. 📢📢SUBSCRIBE TO THE LITTLE GARDEN NEWSLETTER: littlegardenontheprairies.substack.com/subscribe