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How often will you water the garlic during the winter?

Looks VERY good. Those "red peppers" that you used (1) in... You called them "sweet" peppers... Why?? They are spicy here. Maybe not as bad as some other peppers, but not sweet. I wonder why that is. I live in Montana. I don't believe that changes the flavor or anything like that. I'm curious as to why you call them sweet?

Yea, cool, dont use dish soap. The degreasers and/or detergents in it will absolutely damage any plants that have particularly sensitive roots. Stronger plants will probably be fine, but we dont use dish soap to wash our hands for a reason. Chemical burns are a *little* rough.

is that... okay??? Wont the soap affect its root somehow? Like bacteria not forming on them?

Yummy dawn soap veggies

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So you add the food first before you check water.

Thank you so much! I loved your simple, straightforward explanation. I was afraid to try hydroponics because of all the overly complicated information out there. Your tutorial was just like a friend telling you what they do that works for them. You gave me the confidence to try something I nearly gave up on before even starting!

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I love how well placed your subscribe reminder is haha exactly at the moment I realized I need to be subscribed to your channel😂

Thanks for sharing. I was wondering if this would work. Now I know! 😊

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You are the best. I was so stressed until I found your video thank you thank you

I got one today but now after watching videos now it’s scary. Do I even put water from the tap into the unit or do I use distilled bottle water

Oh my goodness! 1) For the health of the plant, use Plant Soap, or at least Castile Soap. 2) For mature roots to be threaded into the cup, simply snip the round piece out of the cup (about the size of a quarter), or snip little pieces out to allow lots of roots through. 3) Fill your container with the Hydroponics solution BEFORE putting your plant into the cup. Soo, place the empty cup into your lid, then fill the container until you see the water level is at the bottom of the cup (you'll see it easily via the hole you cut in the bottom of your cup). Then thread your roots & plant into the cup. (No guessing how much water solution to pour.) 4) Light cannot get through the dark red or green coffee containers. I used over 2 dozen last year my Hydroponics garden, using the same method. No negative effects. 5) The Kratky method isn't for long term. So you need to change out the solution. Mark your date down that you transferred into the Hydroponics to help remind you to change the solution, (your plants will thank you!!) 6) Label your containers. 7) Make a tiny hole on the lid (I used a hot nail via a candle flame), just big enough for a screweror thin dowel rod. This is sooo helpful to measure your water level. Place a piece of painters tape or masking tape over the hole to keep the light out after you measure your water. I also used tall glass Lipton Instant Ice tea jars I painted dark. And for taller peppers, collard greens & cherry tomatoes i used the 2 gal plastic buckets. For my lettuces, spinach & strawberries (runners), I used painted quart size Mason jars & other jars about the same size.

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Wow look how marijuana has changed over the years, 😂 I am only kidding. Looks great and beats the heck out of those tasteless Walmart winter tomatoes.

Excited for the results!

I didn't read the packet and bought my pink pampas the first of May. Due to a change of landscaping plans I didn't need it until September, which is good because it took all summer to get to the size that you'd find in a garden centre. They were very slow to get started but really took off at one point. I also ignored the zone, so I'm not sure it will survive here in the ground.

THANK YOU for this!! You’ve inspired me 🍅

Tried it, loved it! Will never make another.Thanks for sharing!

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Hi! I found you when investigating CUCAMELONS. Where do you live? What gardening zone. I look forward to watching your channel. 🏖from Long Island, NY zone 4a

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

EC, electro Connectivity, the ability of a solution to carry an electrical current. it's ionic quantity.

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Not the proper size

It's just NORMAL CUCUMBER🥒

Thanks for the recipe. grew cucamelons this year for the first time, have a great harvest but not sure how to pickle them!

Hi, My EC shows 0330us/cm how do i convert to EC

Tried your recipe out amazing I just can't stop eating my beets thank u

My neighbors have plum trees that sucker so badly into my yard! Suckers are the worst 😢. I have a pretty cheap cordless string trimmer from home depot, the Ryobi brand -- it works ok but I've had to get a replacement battery for it already. Maybe I should check this one out! My experience with woodchips is that it lasts about a year and then the woodchips need replenishment.

Thank you so much for this, my head was spinning trying to understand about all of this.

Do I need to repot each one in its own new larger pot, or can some share the same pot since it will be a lot bigger? I don’t have room for a lot of bigger pots but didn’t realize I would have so many seedlings growing. (I feel sad about eliminating too.)😕

Good info. Depressing music. thank u

Garlic is not big,it’s your variety,bigger variety is Spanish

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How much of the finished sauce did you get from the 6-7 cups of tomatoes?

Unfortunately the rigid plastic frame supporting the upper and lower "pads" - breaks up. This is a fundamentally important component and it is a shame that it simply is not durable enough! The frame itself breaks, and the points where the screws secure it to the frame, are also inadequate. "Spoiling the ship for a ha`poth of tar". Could be a good product, but unfortunately it is fundamentally flawed! I would not buy another in it`s current form.

This looks amazing, and super low maintenance, which I love! Can’t wait to try it!

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