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Good idea, your fruit trees will produce much more fruit when they are planted directly into the soil.

My temperatures are much lower than yours in Qld, so I'll discuss my set up first. I am currently running an 800 lt/hr aquarium pump on the winter veggies. I water three time a day at the moment, but if the temperature is a couple of degrees higher I pump four times. The pump runs for 15 minutes each time on an analogue timer. I dropped the size of the pump to the smaller one as I was using the larger one (2500 lt/hr) that I use for the 40 dutch ducket tomatoes, but it was over filling the 30 current buckets and the excess was running out on to the floor. So that required regular refilling of the reservoir. With your 30 degree days I would be pumping four or five times throughout the day and the growth would be spectacular. Warmth, sunlight and lots of feeding = fast growing crop. Let me know how you get on. Thanks for your comment.

@@theshadehousegardener3940 That makes sense. I have a new mini system setup for tomatoes and its connected to a solar pump so will go on continually during the day and off at night.. see any major issues with that?

@@paulstingrayGardening , that sounds good. If we had sun every day down here I would be using a solar setup for my pumps also. Just looked at you new solar setup and it looks pretty cool. Subscribed.

@@ScottiesClockWorld Thanks! Im still learning everything

Yes, that will work also. Thanks for your comment.

Excellent plan Paul. I will be uploading a video of our citrus trees soon. Thanks for your comment.

@@theshadehousegardener3940 Awesome my circus are only 8 months old ,I'm new to all this!

An update will be available in a couple of weeks. The temperature is quite cold at the moment, minus 1 to 11 degrees with little sunlight due to the heavy cloud cover. However, the plants are still growing relatively well. Tomorrow I will be uploading a short form video I shot yesterday. Hope you enjoy it. Thanks for your comment.

@@theshadehousegardener3940 Thank-you very much for taking the time to respond to my post. right now, we are having our hottest temperatures of the summer 30C during the day and 15C at night so 11 C sounds pretty good, lol. Happy growing!

Yes, in a shade house in Australia

Yes, lovely flowers and plenty of them this year.

Hi Paul, lots of spiders around down here at the moment.

Probably a bit warm up there at the moment, we are having 16-19 degree days down here in Victoria now.

@@ScottiesClockWorld fair enough , its still around 28-30 in the day time

Not in Australia. Thanks for your comment.

@@ScottiesClockWorld really I apologize it’s just I’ve never heard them called Kiki’s 😉

@@Lokismom808 , not a problem. Different county/different pronounciation. Thanks for your comment.

Yes, half strength fertilizer for three waterings then just water for the fourth. Thanks for your comment.

I will split the plant up soon, it is very rootbound, but there are new growths coming along. Some of the old canes will be removed.

@@ScottiesClockWorld thanks

Hi Bob, i don't use an aerator as the nutrient media flowing back into the reservoir stirs up the contents quite well. My pump moves 2500 lt per hour so there is a fair volume of liquid in motion there. If you use a pump that moves 1000 lt per hour or less, I would definitely use some aquarium aerator stones. Thanks for your comment.

@@ScottiesClockWorld hate to bother you again, but can you give me the make/model of your pump?

@@bbulliard , not a problem. Aqua One aquarium pump, 30W, 2500 lt/hr.

@@ScottiesClockWorld thanks

Yep, just made it. Thanks for your comment.

Thanks for your comment, some of your mini tomato videos are great.

I water one a week, daily when the temperature climbs over 40 degrees, once a fortnight during autumn/winter.

Glad you liked the video. Thanks for your comment.

What component did you use? Are they white small pebbles, cocopeat and charcoal? Thank you.

@@tongduldulao2937, white pebbles are Perlite, cocopeat and fine orchid bark.

@@ScottiesClockWorld oh I see. 😊 thank you soooo much for your reply. It really helped me a lot planting my denrobiums. Wood charcoal is commonly used in Philippines in growing denrobiums and other orchids. Good luck to more orchids.

Now, I have learned another technic and new method. Thanks once again. Looking forward to your new videos for orchids. 👍 Good day.

1/3 perlite, 1/3 coir, 1/3 fine orchid bark

Thank you for your comment.

Thanks for your comment, more videos to follow.

I like your channel videos, I've subbed. Thanks for your comment.

I started this channel in March 2020 just before the Covid 19 lockdown started, and that was the end of that project. Now that things have settled down somewhat I am going to restart the channel. I will be posting new videos every Monday morning on some of the following subjects: potting and care of bromeliads, setting up a hydroponic system, growing hydroponic veggies and other gardening related videos. Thanks for your comment.

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