When you picked up that cut radish seed I said out loud "what if he eats it" and you did. My expectations have been met and yes I am still watching gardening videos late into the night
Hey Jeb! You've been such a help to my learning hydroponics! I would like to make a video showing some of my outdoor grown radishes VS my hUGE hydroponic radishes, dedicated to you of course! Big thanks
I’m tired and I came on UA-cam to find a good music playlist to fall asleep to but after binge watching your gardening videos this was recommended. I felt the need to watch it. So I did. I am definitely not disappointed. 😂
So glad I watched this months ago or I never would've thought to try Kratky radishes. Grew them for my wife because she like radishes. And now I do too! Very mild taste. Some were so big, had a hard time getting them out of the 2" net pots. Grew them indoors with an LED grow light on full white, blue, red 12 hours/day and next to north facing window, no direct sunlight.
I'm now going to through some radish in my hydro grow tent yay! Thanks for posting. BTW the leaves are fantastic as a salad, even our 5 year old loves them. We made radish top and potato soup and it was YUM, the tops are a bit peppery so they pair really well with potatoes.
+Jeb Gardener Here's the recipe www.huffingtonpost.com/viviane-bauquet-farre/radish-top-soup_b_3958892.html. And a couple of more tasty recipes vomitingchicken.com/eat-greens-5-ways/. Check em out, you guys might just change your mind ;)
Actually I'd never heard of them until you mentioned them. I searched them up and found the bit "will it taco?" etc you are probably mentioning, and I see how it could seem similar (especially when I'm choking down a radish leaf at the end.) Thanks for watching!
Jeb Gardener hey Jeb I love all your videos .. I started my radish almost the same way with but i wonder about the light cycle ? thanks in advance! please keep posting vids
I just love it when the radishes radish 😆 I cook my radish greens in the instant pot. I cook my roast then add my veggies ( radish, potatoes, carrots, whatever else I feel like). Then I put the radish greens on top. Sprinkle with seasonings and cook 8 more minutes. I'd mix them in but my family aren't as in love with radish greens as I am.
the smaller round ones are more normal here, but its the kind of thing where nobody knows -who- buys them, but they still exist. nobody exactly wants them, but nobody is going to refuse them, and nobody is going to throw out those perfectly usable tins either. a lot of old things are like that, sticking around, mysteriously
@@JebGardener I do love the music, I even turned it up to make sure I wasn't missing it. But the quietness, the serene lack of excessive noise was nice. Kinda like those ASMR videos.I don't watch them, I find the whispering a bit creepy! But I could watch you growing videos all day... Please don't start whispering in the videos.
I had a horrible failure in growing plants for a science experiment, and you make it look so easy. The videos are entertaining to watch as a science person myself, but are slightly creepy with the way you seem to whisper everything to the camera haha. Thanks for these videos, I'm glad UA-cam recommended me to you.
Jeb K tried roasted radish and carrot leaves with olive oil cooked at high temp with just salt and pepper to see if they were edible... And they were. The mix of the two tasted like kale chips almost lol. Odd, but not a waste of greens lol
radishes are great, but I think the best parts are when you let them go to seed! the flower "broccoli" or even the seed "beans" being a more prolific and mild radish flavor are the best parts of the plant, especially in a salad. great entertaining videos. I'm still stuck playing (and growing) in the dirt but you make me want to buy a grow light
My radishes are radishing - Jeb. The large radish leaves are edible, but unpleasant if theyre not at least blanched. Those fuzz thorn like surfaces just dont feel good in the mouth, not to me anyway.
Beginning Kratky person here. Noticed you grew from your seeds right in your setup and you added nutrients after sprouting. 1. Did you have any nutrients in there before they sprouted? If so what percentage (like 50% of what you would normally do?) 2. How did you keep algae out with all that ability for the light to get to the water (or did it not matter due to the short grow time). Thanks for the info! Ill be watching more of your videos!
Jeb I'm not an expert but I think you should gave it high Phosphorus NPK 1-4-1 because it's roots after all and Phosphorus make roots growing crazy. you are the best. 👍🏻
I read that radishes get bigger with less nutrients. If you add to much nutrients you'll only get it to flower. That's probably why these grew so big leaves.
That is possible but I've grown large radishes indoors in hydro and they didn't flower. I think air temps, watering, stress, or day length might have more effect on that.
I so much appreciate your mixing in slowmotion with the nutrients. 01:55 Maybe you missed your calling as a director. Oh.. no.. I think you found it! LOL ;-)
Hey, Jeb! I'm an organic gardener who loves to garden. I have been doing lots of research on organic hydroponic nutrients for the Kratky Method but Istill haven't found anything. If you could please do tell me an organic nutrients company for Kratky Method or make a video on it. I'm sure others would like it too! Your fan, Kavin
Kavin Jayaraman Organic growing is about soil health, with the idea of using natural methods to release salts to the plants. In hydroponics, there is no soil, so no efforts to maintain healthy soil are required. In hydro, you bypass the natural processes altogether, and make the salts available to the plants directly. In theory, you can match and surpass the nutrient supply of organics. No benefit to growing organically in hydroponics. You won't find strictly organic hydroponic farms. Even in aquaponics they add other non-organic things, often its the fish food. If you have the mantra of organics is the only way, stick with soil, and look into building a irrigation system that also allows for fertigation with organic fertilizer. That would be the best way to grow organically.
There are no organic nutrients, you can find the same nutrients in soil and as the other commenter said already: you're feeding the plant directly. So you can think of it in a way that you don't let your plant struggle to find nutrients in the soil, you give it to the plant directly.
Organic hydroponics? You should try Aquaponics, Continuous water flow over plants placed in a porous substrate like gravel. Organic liquid nutrients could theoretically be obtained by saving the leechate from a worm farm, adding sufficient lime (or eggshells, seashells etc) to neutralize the ph and also dissolving the finished castings into the water. However I don't know of anybody doing it so you'll need quite a bit of research to determine how to do it.
My radishes got pretty leggy under my 600w led about 22" away. The stem is laying down but the leaves are facing up and look pretty good.. hoping the long leggy red stem will turn into all radish
@@JebGardener I think so too, I have some outside where it reaches around 45-50 at night and they are all less lanky and standing tall although the leaves haven't developed as much as the hydro has yet
next time put seed on the size penny the same hight and thhkness mabe they will be round and plump..just a thought.. i try it sometime ..thanks for your work ..
hi k12 some put 2 seeds in one pot so if 1seed dont grow you got a 2nd chance ..if both grow you get double the food .. or just pick the one that looks the best to grow .. bless you
Did you continue to grow radishes after this ? I have been growing them in a similar system all summer under couple t12 lights and you just can't go wrong , I love the radishes so fast and way better than any store bought , not sure why but last few batches I didn't get any splitting out of the 24 they have been perfect ! Maybe temp change going into spring I keep my grow room as cool as possible normally and it's only up a few degrees. Great videos I just subscribed and hope to see more .
I haven't grown any more indoors because with all the rock wool it isn't really cost effective. Also they grow so easy outdoors it isn't really necessary until the summer heat. I want to try it again without rock wool to see if I can get that to work. Thanks!
I started with rockwool, tried coco coir, and eventually settled upon aged wood chips. Rockwool costs too much and doesn't seal up the net pots well enough to prevent evaporation. Coco coir isn't free either, plus it attracts fungus gnats to no end. Wood chips are free and since they don't wick up water so ferociously, I can keep the fungus gnats from getting too excited about it because the top of my net pots stay nice and dry.
how to find out if hydroponically grown vegetables are safe to eat? I am a beginner and I have grown ladies finger just not sure if it is o.k. to eat it?
1) only grow plants edible to humans 2) don't use radioactive water 3) wash them if they are dirty 4) eat eat eat, it will be safer than anything else you can get your hands on 5) I'm not a doctor or food safety expert, so please ignore 1-4
Jeb Gardener I believe the natural method is to gather your family and have everybody eat some, then have those who survive breed like crazy and have their children repeat the same process. Eventually it will become edible after several generations
JEB I've got slime in my bucket! About a week in, and I've got white film on top of my hydro water and all over the roots. I've put some Botanicare Hydroguard in but it hasn't done too much. Do you struggle to keep your water temp low enough so algae doesn't grow? Mine stays at around 73 degrees. I should probably use an air stone
The biggest thing I kratky'd so far is broccoli. Kratky can be a problem for longer lived plants because the inevitable topping off of the nutrients can lead to a nutrient imbalance or salt buildup. I might have to try one of those for fun though!
Great vid Jeb. Question can i do the Kratky outside my little cottage where there is direct sunlight? Or do you recommend doing it indoors etc? Also could one grow Wheatgrass using Kratky?
Outdoors works great. Check out my broccoli video. I had some rain so i didn't have to water it once. If rain consistently overflows your tote you'll need to cover it during storms. The only real problems I think there are for Kratky is long term crops, so wheatgrass should work great. That's not to say it's the most cost effective method for every crop. I haven't grown wheatgrass, but I suspect if you look up some of the hydroponic fodder videos (people growing oat or barley sprouts for rabbits or goats) you might find a cheaper method.
Nice video. I grow radish sprouts and add them to salads. They have a great flavor. Im going to try growing some indoors too. What kind of lights are you using?
Milliard 4-Foot, 4-Bulb Grow Light Fixture with 6500k bulbs cost about $100 at the time. www.amazon.com/Milliard-4-Foot-4-Bulb-Fixture-Included/dp/B00N1YYLDY/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_i
Jeb Gardener what size totes are you using? I've watched a number of videos and read endless comments trying to figure it out lol. Do you have a rule of thumb for how many plants per X sized tote? I realize it would depend on what you're growing and how fast they take up water/nutrients. I just started my first radishes and spinach because of your hilarious and awesome videos.
wanna ask question, if we put a bigger air pump in a small bucket with single plant what would be the negative impact? If any? The pump which is designed for 5 gallons bucket to provide air thru air stone and we are feeding that much air to a single one litre jar. Will it create problems??
@@JebGardener thank-you. I put 5 gallon pump in half litre nutrient jar, plant was tomato, roots started brown and leaves started drooping down and older leaves petiole starts shrinking.
If I do not find the N P K that feeds the alternative Or is it possible to farm in water without any other chemical additives? I can not get the solution here in my country
For the radish net cups, is there any recirculation or tubing going on? As far as I can see they're just sat above a box of nutrient solution right? Thanks
Will this method will help my sciebtific research? I need to fine a helpful and cheap nutrients solution for the radish and the crop can be eaten by the people. Can someone help me to explain about this method? Thank you 😊 (this hydroponic process is new to me and we are going to do a 2 system of hydroponic process which is ebb&flow and drip system) Hopefully someone answer this and help me. Thank you in advance Your videos can be helpful for me but some of them still confusing me hehehe... I'm only a 2nd yr senior highschool (or my last high school year)
I should but I'm terrible at it. It dries out in my desert climate. I should put water on it regularly, but I can barely keep the plants alive in this heat!
Question, what would be the optimal pH for the seedlings as they are growing? Doing kratky radishes for my senior project and they are becoming long and spindly for the most part, light is little too high, but still they’re not exactly growing as I planned, got it at 6 rn lol
@@JebGardener thats what im wanting to know :) i was in the hardware store the day i watch your video and said that could make a grate medium,, maybe good with potatoes too
"That's probably because i didn't push these seeds in. Oops". My sides
Look great what light what month etc and what latitude I’m in uk
When you picked up that cut radish seed I said out loud "what if he eats it" and you did. My expectations have been met and yes I am still watching gardening videos late into the night
Sorry but you won't sleep well tonight. Heads going to be spinning.
what lights do u use for indoor hydroponics
KelseyRainbow same
"my radishes are radishing"
dead
yeah pretty campy
Jeb Gardener "ravishing" would have been nice.
Radishi if you wanna have weird plurals
That's funny 🤣🤣🤣
Very entertaining vids. You deserve more subscribers!
Hey Jeb! You've been such a help to my learning hydroponics! I would like to make a video showing some of my outdoor grown radishes VS my hUGE hydroponic radishes, dedicated to you of course! Big thanks
3:15 "My Radishes are Radishing" hahaha. Love your videos.
I’m tired and I came on UA-cam to find a good music playlist to fall asleep to but after binge watching your gardening videos this was recommended. I felt the need to watch it. So I did. I am definitely not disappointed. 😂
Thanks Leilani!
Thank you soooo much for this. Never see it grow without being in the ground. I just got inspired.
" Are they being overwatered"
This guy
So glad I watched this months ago or I never would've thought to try Kratky radishes. Grew them for my wife because she like radishes. And now I do too! Very mild taste. Some were so big, had a hard time getting them out of the 2" net pots. Grew them indoors with an LED grow light on full white, blue, red 12 hours/day and next to north facing window, no direct sunlight.
I'm now going to through some radish in my hydro grow tent yay! Thanks for posting. BTW the leaves are fantastic as a salad, even our 5 year old loves them. We made radish top and potato soup and it was YUM, the tops are a bit peppery so they pair really well with potatoes.
+justmeinflorida Yeah the taste wasn't too strong for me but I don't know if the family will be fans of it. Thanks for watching!
+Jeb Gardener Here's the recipe www.huffingtonpost.com/viviane-bauquet-farre/radish-top-soup_b_3958892.html. And a couple of more tasty recipes vomitingchicken.com/eat-greens-5-ways/. Check em out, you guys might just change your mind ;)
Actually I'd never heard of them until you mentioned them. I searched
them up and found the bit "will it taco?" etc you are probably
mentioning, and I see how it could seem similar (especially when I'm
choking down a radish leaf at the end.) Thanks for watching!
Jeb Gardener hey Jeb I love all your videos .. I started my radish almost the same way with but i wonder about the light cycle ? thanks in advance! please keep posting vids
This was very helpful. Gonna set up a bunch of radish seedlings using Kratky method tomorrow. This was just the perfect video. Thanks!
thanks J
@@JebGardener planted my carrot seedlings today in a 5-gal. bucket with Perlite in a paint strainer bag, water and nutrients.
I didn't know growing radishes could be so dramatic. I will try it soon. Nice Video
radishes are my favorites and you sir convinced me... i will start my own grow operation next week.
I just love it when the radishes radish 😆
I cook my radish greens in the instant pot. I cook my roast then add my veggies ( radish, potatoes, carrots, whatever else I feel like). Then I put the radish greens on top. Sprinkle with seasonings and cook 8 more minutes.
I'd mix them in but my family aren't as in love with radish greens as I am.
This is my FAVORITE hydroponic method!
I know it's so uncomplicated!
it's funny that those cookie tins are not every common in Denmark. LOL
My guess is they don't make a practice of buying that many cookies at one time.
Oh we do! But those with that branding is usually bought by Chinese guys ;)
the smaller round ones are more normal here, but its the kind of thing where nobody knows -who- buys them, but they still exist. nobody exactly wants them, but nobody is going to refuse them, and nobody is going to throw out those perfectly usable tins either.
a lot of old things are like that, sticking around, mysteriously
It's not the same without the dramatic music :b
True
@@JebGardener I do love the music, I even turned it up to make sure I wasn't missing it. But the quietness, the serene lack of excessive noise was nice. Kinda like those ASMR videos.I don't watch them, I find the whispering a bit creepy! But I could watch you growing videos all day... Please don't start whispering in the videos.
I had a horrible failure in growing plants for a science experiment, and you make it look so easy. The videos are entertaining to watch as a science person myself, but are slightly creepy with the way you seem to whisper everything to the camera haha. Thanks for these videos, I'm glad UA-cam recommended me to you.
Radish microgreens are delicious
Hey Jeb. Yes, you eat the leaves raw. We don't even put them in salads or anything. We just use them as a side dish.
Lol the thorns were burning my mouth!
Jeb K tried roasted radish and carrot leaves with olive oil cooked at high temp with just salt and pepper to see if they were edible... And they were. The mix of the two tasted like kale chips almost lol. Odd, but not a waste of greens lol
radishes are great, but I think the best parts are when you let them go to seed! the flower "broccoli" or even the seed "beans" being a more prolific and mild radish flavor are the best parts of the plant, especially in a salad. great entertaining videos. I'm still stuck playing (and growing) in the dirt but you make me want to buy a grow light
Use a sunny window if you have it!
Your veggies look fresh and healthy.
you should try daikon radish man.
they get huge so it's gonna be more satisfying!
sounds fun
My radishes are radishing - Jeb.
The large radish leaves are edible, but unpleasant if theyre not at least blanched.
Those fuzz thorn like surfaces just dont feel good in the mouth, not to me anyway.
Man, you know how to make gardening entertaining.
Thank you.
Thanks Jeb I will try that,have a great day.
Hey Jeb, thanks for sharing the video. If you have the time, next time, please try beets and show how it work. Thanks.
Jeb, you don't give us the content we want...You give us the content we NEED.
haha
Beginning Kratky person here. Noticed you grew from your seeds right in your setup and you added nutrients after sprouting. 1. Did you have any nutrients in there before they sprouted? If so what percentage (like 50% of what you would normally do?) 2. How did you keep algae out with all that ability for the light to get to the water (or did it not matter due to the short grow time). Thanks for the info! Ill be watching more of your videos!
only 30s in I'm laughing hard. seriously thanks for trying them out with kratky method. I so look forward to growing some radishes.
Jeb I'm not an expert but I think you should gave it high Phosphorus NPK 1-4-1 because it's roots after all and Phosphorus make roots growing crazy.
you are the best. 👍🏻
seems like balanced mix works best for most plants
can you grow garlic next??
You look like Thanos. And believe me its a compliment
Watching this show has tought me to completely disregard the word "oops" 😂😂 the plants nearly always thrive
yes they seem tougher than most folks think
Best ASMR on the web. hands down 😆💯👍🌟
haha
Awesome job! Very cool!
Interesting, I didn't think radishes (root veggies in general) would work that well in hydroponic setting. Yours turned out pretty decent.
Yeah, the main issue was legginess because they weren't close enough to the light. Some of them split too but not too badly. Thanks for watching!
I read that radishes get bigger with less nutrients.
If you add to much nutrients you'll only get it to flower.
That's probably why these grew so big leaves.
That is possible but I've grown large radishes indoors in hydro and they didn't flower. I think air temps, watering, stress, or day length might have more effect on that.
I so much appreciate your mixing in slowmotion with the nutrients. 01:55 Maybe you missed your calling as a director. Oh.. no.. I think you found it! LOL ;-)
I think I just needed more time there to display the text.
I like and subscribed I’m hoping start up next spring
You remind me of a better version of Shoenice, great video
I'd like to redo my aquarium lid, so I could add a row of those little baskets. Added benefit, fewer aquarium water changes.
you may find your EC is too low
wow!!....gonna try that right now. Thanks
Hey, Jeb! I'm an organic gardener who loves to garden. I have been doing lots of research on organic hydroponic nutrients for the Kratky Method but Istill haven't found anything. If you could please do tell me an organic nutrients company for Kratky Method or make a video on it. I'm sure others would like it too!
Your fan, Kavin
Kavin Jayaraman
Organic growing is about soil health, with the idea of using natural methods to release salts to the plants. In hydroponics, there is no soil, so no efforts to maintain healthy soil are required. In hydro, you bypass the natural processes altogether, and make the salts available to the plants directly. In theory, you can match and surpass the nutrient supply of organics. No benefit to growing organically in hydroponics. You won't find strictly organic hydroponic farms. Even in aquaponics they add other non-organic things, often its the fish food.
If you have the mantra of organics is the only way, stick with soil, and look into building a irrigation system that also allows for fertigation with organic fertilizer. That would be the best way to grow organically.
There are no organic nutrients, you can find the same nutrients in soil and as the other commenter said already: you're feeding the plant directly. So you can think of it in a way that you don't let your plant struggle to find nutrients in the soil, you give it to the plant directly.
Organic hydroponics? You should try Aquaponics, Continuous water flow over plants placed in a porous substrate like gravel. Organic liquid nutrients could theoretically be obtained by saving the leechate from a worm farm, adding sufficient lime (or eggshells, seashells etc) to neutralize the ph and also dissolving the finished castings into the water. However I don't know of anybody doing it so you'll need quite a bit of research to determine how to do it.
Jeb, You are amazing! From Russia with love! )))
Thanks Tesmon!
lol. I love this, will definitely have to give it a try
Thank you for making it fun! Yum!
The leaves are eatable, but have to wash the fuss with salt.
3:03 microgreens!
This guy is gold!
My radishes got pretty leggy under my 600w led about 22" away. The stem is laying down but the leaves are facing up and look pretty good.. hoping the long leggy red stem will turn into all radish
i think part of that is that in nature they sprout in much cooler temps, so early growth is slowed outdoors
@@JebGardener I think so too, I have some outside where it reaches around 45-50 at night and they are all less lanky and standing tall although the leaves haven't developed as much as the hydro has yet
Send THIS man to Mars =^_^=
next time put seed on the size penny the same hight and thhkness mabe they will be round and plump..just a thought.. i try it sometime ..thanks for your work ..
I think proximity to the lights is the best solution here. Thanks!
Why do you put two seeds in one pot? I keep seeing people do this.
hi k12 some put 2 seeds in one pot so if 1seed dont grow you got a 2nd chance ..if both grow you get double the food .. or just pick the one that looks the best to grow ..
bless you
love this dude.
Keep it up jeb you middle aged hunk of beauty
Music changes everything
Gotta love radish
I know. So tasty
very nice videos jeb
Thanks!
Did you continue to grow radishes after this ? I have been growing them in a similar system all summer under couple t12 lights and you just can't go wrong , I love the radishes so fast and way better than any store bought , not sure why but last few batches I didn't get any splitting out of the 24 they have been perfect ! Maybe temp change going into spring I keep my grow room as cool as possible normally and it's only up a few degrees. Great videos I just subscribed and hope to see more .
I haven't grown any more indoors because with all the rock wool it isn't really cost effective. Also they grow so easy outdoors it isn't really necessary until the summer heat. I want to try it again without rock wool to see if I can get that to work. Thanks!
I started with rockwool, tried coco coir, and eventually settled upon aged wood chips. Rockwool costs too much and doesn't seal up the net pots well enough to prevent evaporation. Coco coir isn't free either, plus it attracts fungus gnats to no end. Wood chips are free and since they don't wick up water so ferociously, I can keep the fungus gnats from getting too excited about it because the top of my net pots stay nice and dry.
He reminds me of crazy dave from plant vs zombie. Awesome!
Subscribed
that guys is wacky! i need to do a stream of that game
My class and I like your vidos
Cool! What grade level?
how to find out if hydroponically grown vegetables are safe to eat? I am a beginner and I have grown ladies finger just not sure if it is o.k. to eat it?
1) only grow plants edible to humans
2) don't use radioactive water
3) wash them if they are dirty
4) eat eat eat, it will be safer than anything else you can get your hands on
5) I'm not a doctor or food safety expert, so please ignore 1-4
Jeb Gardener I believe the natural method is to gather your family and have everybody eat some, then have those who survive breed like crazy and have their children repeat the same process. Eventually it will become edible after several generations
Do you think a single radish would radish okay in a 32 oz mason jar with a 3-inch net cup?
JEB I've got slime in my bucket! About a week in, and I've got white film on top of my hydro water and all over the roots.
I've put some Botanicare Hydroguard in but it hasn't done too much.
Do you struggle to keep your water temp low enough so algae doesn't grow? Mine stays at around 73 degrees. I should probably use an air stone
exclude light for algae, add air for slime, plant might do fine without intervention though
@@JebGardener Thanks for the help :)
I would love to see you try a tomato or a melon of some sort.
The biggest thing I kratky'd so far is broccoli. Kratky can be a problem for longer lived plants because the inevitable topping off of the nutrients can lead to a nutrient imbalance or salt buildup. I might have to try one of those for fun though!
Can't you just empty it then replenish with the same nutrients from the beginning but maybe living the roots half in the air half in water.
I'm pretty sure it would work. It kind of defeats some of the allure of Kratky, because now you can't just set it and forget it.
Everytime I try anything in a kratky system it never works. Yet, I keep trying because I am lazy...hahaha
Hey Jeb, thanks for these amazing videos! Did you try other materials instead of rock wool?
I've used peat moss and vermiculite outdoors too.
WILL TARRAGON KRATKY???? Tarragon is my favorite herb
Great vid Jeb. Question can i do the Kratky outside my little cottage where there is direct sunlight? Or do you recommend doing it indoors etc? Also could one grow Wheatgrass using Kratky?
Outdoors works great. Check out my broccoli video. I had some rain so i didn't have to water it once. If rain consistently overflows your tote you'll need to cover it during storms.
The only real problems I think there are for Kratky is long term crops, so wheatgrass should work great. That's not to say it's the most cost effective method for every crop. I haven't grown wheatgrass, but I suspect if you look up some of the hydroponic fodder videos (people growing oat or barley sprouts for rabbits or goats) you might find a cheaper method.
Nice video. I grow radish sprouts and add them to salads. They have a great flavor. Im going to try growing some indoors too. What kind of lights are you using?
Milliard 4-Foot, 4-Bulb Grow Light Fixture with 6500k bulbs cost about $100 at the time.
www.amazon.com/Milliard-4-Foot-4-Bulb-Fixture-Included/dp/B00N1YYLDY/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_i
Nice. I have a T5 HO I was using over an aquarium. Im going to use it. Thanks
Jeb Gardener what size totes are you using? I've watched a number of videos and read endless comments trying to figure it out lol. Do you have a rule of thumb for how many plants per X sized tote? I realize it would depend on what you're growing and how fast they take up water/nutrients.
I just started my first radishes and spinach because of your hilarious and awesome videos.
Deberias de sacar tu propia marca brother de productos Etc saludos
"What do you think? Are they getting too much water?"
-Guy who grows Hydroponic Plants
I think the cracking is actually from the rapid growth.
HAHAH love the ,will it Kratky owesome
I laughed with the intro. Proper amount of creepy
Yo soy de México no ay posibilidad de que todos. Tus videos tengan subtitulados grasias
gracias alejandro
wanna ask question, if we put a bigger air pump in a small bucket with single plant what would be the negative impact? If any?
The pump which is designed for 5 gallons bucket to provide air thru air stone and we are feeding that much air to a single one litre jar. Will it create problems??
as long as the roots don't get battered, it seems like it would be fine
@@JebGardener thank-you.
I put 5 gallon pump in half litre nutrient jar, plant was tomato, roots started brown and leaves started drooping down and older leaves petiole starts shrinking.
New sub here
Loving your stuff!
welcome
If I do not find the N P K that feeds the alternative
Or is it possible to farm in water without any other chemical additives?
I can not get the solution here in my country
I suspect hydro stores are all,over the world
I wonder where the radish in the front went
Your the man :D
For the radish net cups, is there any recirculation or tubing going on? As far as I can see they're just sat above a box of nutrient solution right? Thanks
That's right. Nothing but Kratky method happening down there.
Thanks, just got a bunch of stuff from Amazon today, so can't wait to get started!
Hey Jeb great video!! I can't wait to see more of this series!! New sub liked the video :)
Will this method will help my sciebtific research? I need to fine a helpful and cheap nutrients solution for the radish and the crop can be eaten by the people. Can someone help me to explain about this method? Thank you 😊 (this hydroponic process is new to me and we are going to do a 2 system of hydroponic process which is ebb&flow and drip system)
Hopefully someone answer this and help me. Thank you in advance
Your videos can be helpful for me but some of them still confusing me hehehe... I'm only a 2nd yr senior highschool (or my last high school year)
suspend them over water with a screen or fabric mesh. It must be flexible enough for the tap root to expand. good luck
Do you think this would work with horseradish?? Thanks.. :)
where'd you buy that jug you mixed your nutrients in? 1:43 need me one of them, please respond
Do a video about how you make diy compost
I should but I'm terrible at it. It dries out in my desert climate. I should put water on it regularly, but I can barely keep the plants alive in this heat!
Like the video but my Misophonia kicked in big time. Had to turn it off...
My newer videos have a better mic and music if that helps. Also most of them have real closed captions. Try them out!
What nutrients do you use sir ?
Very cool! What kind of light are you using?
It's a 4 foot 4 bulb High Output T5 fluorescent fixture with 6500k bulbs.
+Jeb Gardener
thanks!!
Question, what would be the optimal pH for the seedlings as they are growing? Doing kratky radishes for my senior project and they are becoming long and spindly for the most part, light is little too high, but still they’re not exactly growing as I planned, got it at 6 rn lol
I don’t think ph matters much until you add nutrients. Focus on light
love it..good test..
Try carbon fiber cloth instead of window screen
would it break to allow the roots to expand?
@@JebGardener thats what im wanting to know :) i was in the hardware store the day i watch your video and said that could make a grate medium,, maybe good with potatoes too
so what happens after you pick the radish out? does that mean u can't grow anymore from that net cup or will it keep growing radishes if u put it back
You would have to replant to get more radishes.
Jeb How can plant growing in office environment
grows well
Lmao! I love this!!
Onions?
Good idea
i am doing hydroponic in my class
Nutrition preparation for radish.. In MasterBlend what are all things there sir.. I am from India.. Doing hydroponics
its the same mix I use for everything. check the description on my hydro videos
+Jeb Gardener thank you sir
Do you check the pH aswell?