When you see roots on all 4 sides and the bottom. I start to feed them nutrient water when they get their first true leaves. I have a seed starting course here. stan.store/Theaeroponictowerchannel
I would get a flex for a greenhouse. I’m growing kale, collards, endive, mustards, bok choys, Chinese cabbage, Napa cabbage, cilantro, celery, lettuce, turnips, baby cauliflower, arugula, beets, kohlrabi and peas. Make sure to use my link so you can get access to my resources to help! stan.store/Theaeroponictowerchannel
@@antman8588 depends on your temperatures. I grow in my garage with a heat and keep it at around 65 in the winter. You need 60 plus temps for things to grow. You can also put tank heaters in the tanks to keep the water warmer.
@@theaeroponictowerchannel Ok I thought bout the tank heaters, one Last question, how would the rest of the plant be. I live in Indiana, we get below zero sometimes.
I don't know of any aside from converting these to aquaponics, which is totally doable, and using organic materials. I just stock a year + supply of nutrients....that could extend 2 years because you can dose down if needed. You could bulk buy all the minerals and formulate them yourself but you would still be dependent on buying those.
Depends on the age of plants, type of plants, temperatures. It’s every 3 weeks right now because we are in a heat wave and everything is pretty full grown. That’s my sign to eat up and rotate in some young plants!
Depends on the set up. These are set up with 64 and grow small and medium sized plants. The Flex systems are set up with 28 if you buy and extension and are for small, medium or large plants. I have a free ebook that explains more and a free seed starting course here. stan.store/Theaeroponictowerchannel
