NO GARDEN? NO PROBLEM! Use This Method To Grow Your TURNIPS | KRATKY METHOD Hydroponics

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How To Grow Turnips In Containers - Hydroponic Kratky Method
Nutrient Solution:
1 Full tablespoon - NPK (Masterblend 4-18-38)
1 Full tablespoon - CN (Calcium Nitrate)
1/2 Full tablespoon - MS (Magnesium Sulfate or Epsom Salt)
5 gallons of water
Combine all the above nutrients in 5 gallons of water in the following order
1. Dilute the NPK in 5 gallons of water, thoroughly mix until it is completely dissolved.
2. Then add and dilute the Epsom Salt mix thoroughly
3. Finally add and dilute the Calcium Nitrate.
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@ek-pal-zindagi 4 месяца назад

What a video! Bursting out turnips. I started kratky hydrophonics six months ago. The produce was a disaster 😂 trying again this season, hoping it will be better this time😊.

@goodcitizen4587 Год назад

Excellent! Root veggies are a challenge. You showed how they can be done!

@kambizpaco Год назад

What kind of fertilizer is made? Is it the same for all types of vegetables and fruits? Thank you for your efforts.

@mydesignstutorials Год назад

I love your videos. Very easy to follow. Can’t wait to start growing

@adigardener6034 Год назад

Very nice presentation....

@Katya-zj7ni 7 месяцев назад

WOW! These are amazing ❤❤❤

@thalesdeoliveiramendes8911 Год назад

Fantastic!!! Congrats!!! Thank you!!!

@popp-de-pop2812 28 дней назад

Where did you find the styrofoam container for the solution?

@ronm6585 Год назад

Thanks

@Katya-zj7ni 7 месяцев назад

Can I ask you what size the terracotta coloured plastic pots are ? Thank you in advance ❤

@healinghobbies 7 месяцев назад

Sure they 3.5" x 3", got them from dollar tree🌱🙂

@watsonpaul3102 Год назад

I wish i had seen this real in my eyes

@debwms519 Год назад

Did you not eat the greens?

@cheriglaser8616 Год назад

How did you make the bottom container??

@healinghobbies Год назад

It's made out of foamboard here is how to make it. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DfDqsObRkV4.html🌱🙂

@cheriglaser8616 Год назад

@@healinghobbies thank you!

@goodcitizen4587 Год назад

Have you tried potatos or carrots?

@healinghobbies Год назад

Yes I did but in a double bucket. I actually just pulled my carrots experiment today. I was pleasantly surprised as they are looking healthy. However the taproot were smaller than expected. I think I have an idea as to why and will continue to do the experiments in fall. I am guessing inconsistent nutrient supply as the bucket can only hold about 2 liters and there were instances I missed to refill them and they get dry😀. I will share some updates and photos in the community section in the next few days. With the potatoes, I will pull them too this week, I can already see few of them coming out. 🌱🙂

@goodcitizen4587 Год назад

@@healinghobbies Fantastic. Thanks!

@BecomingMoreSelfSufficient Год назад

❤ this! Can this also be done with Beets? I haven’t seed such large Styrofoam trays before either. Where did you found them?

@healinghobbies Год назад

Yes, I'm currently growing beets, onions, garlic and celery on the same set up. Please feel free to check the community section, where I share some of the photos and updates of the current experiments and ideas. The styrofoam is a DIY grow box. I also made a video on how to make them. Other alternative is tote containers or any of the same type. What I like with stryoboxes is, it also serve as an insulation specially in summer if you are growing outdoors. They are a bit flimsy though, if you can find 1" thickness size it would be much better, Unfortunately, I can only find 3/4" in home depot. I've been using them mostly in my lettuces and other greens and they work very well for the third season now. But currently, with the root vegetables specially turnips and onions, they get heavy and some of lid edges breaks. I hope this helps! Happy Gardening!🌱🙂