It was a great learning experience. Thanks Rishi.I have also developed an organic terrace garden on the seventh floor of our building (In Mumbai) by recycling kitchen waste and other waste like plastic, discarded building bamboos, brick debris etc. This video will show that you can get amazing yields even in pots on a terrace. Here’s the link. Organic Terrace Gardening
I appreciate your effort for making this video more comprehensive and understandable to every viewers. In regards to your ideas, I found it very convincing. You did a great job!
U given a cape of good hope thanks..unfortunately u didn't complete is vary sad.U explained that u moved to another project. But the next step of sure u can't show in video, so please put a nice explained note....Expecting soon thanks...
I had a limited yield and was not able to grow too much vegetables. Also the earthworms got eaten by rats. :) So as I mentioned I canned this project and switched to moving on land and creating an eco village - suryagram.sulins.org
hi rishi !!! this is Durgesh here from 10 A, St.Marys, abu.good to see you .just surfing around for terrace garden and i came across your video.where are you?
+Sanjeev Bawa After you watch the video, the rest is quite easy. Just put the seeds in the soil and put water in the pipe twice a month. Also when you put earthworms in the soil they will automatically go inside in about 10 minutes. Just make sure you have enough organic veg waste in the worm bin. That's all there is to it.
@@permaspace in Mumbai there are many place where things are recycled. Kurla is known for old water tanks among other things. So you'll have to ask around in Ludhinana. It's not a shop. It's a market place. There are many people who are doing this business in Kurla. One has to get there and ask around. Hope you find someone like this in Ludhiana
After you watch the video, the rest is quite easy. Just put the seeds in the soil and put water in the pipe twice a month. Also when you put earthworms in the soil they will automatically go inside in about 10 minutes. Just make sure you have enough organic veg waste in the worm bin. That's all there is to it. My blog whoisrishi.com Sustainable Living Indians - sulins.org
After you watch the video, the rest is quite easy. Just put the seeds in the soil and put water in the pipe twice a month. Also when you put earthworms in the soil they will automatically go inside in about 10 minutes. Just make sure you have enough organic veg waste in the worm bin. That's all there is to it. My blog whoisrishi.com Sustainable Living Indians - sulins.org
I had a limited yield and was not able to grow too much vegetables. Also the earthworms got eaten by rats. :) So as I mentioned I canned this project and switched to moving on land and creating an eco village - suryagram.sulins.org
Really wished you had a part 2, part 3. This video is adventurous :) Curious, How was your yield? I have seen rooftop farming quite different from you - in the sense, not hydroponic. they use coco-peat to act as a mulch, they use pots because roots will just spread (that 1x1 ft line is just a political boundary :), but in the rhyzosphere, it looked like a mess specially radish, spinach and asparagus ).
After you watch the video, the rest is quite easy. Just put the seeds in the soil and put water in the pipe twice a month. Also when you put earthworms in the soil they will automatically go inside in about 10 minutes. Just make sure you have enough organic veg waste in the worm bin. That's all there is to it. My blog whoisrishi.com Sustainable Living Indians - sulins.org
This is a fabulous inclusion of several techniques! I had a question, are you watering the Coco peat with RO water or a nutrient rich solution, similar to what are used in Hydroponics?
Sir,excellent video....But I have a doubt...whether cocopeat is enough to get good yield..does it require any red sand....?pls confirm..I very interested to one garden in our house...
I actually upgraded this project. Now we're buying land and moving out of the city to live in harmony with nature. :) See website for more info suryagram.sulins.org Also there are many ways one can make a lot of money living in remote areas of the country... i.e. if that is still a goal / concern for some individuals. :)
Where is this Suryagram? Is it somewhere near Mumbai? Can i come and visit? Would like to some things from you and adapt at my farm on Khopoli Pali rd in Raigad dist in Maharashtra.
I had a limited yield and was not able to grow too much vegetables. Also the earthworms got eaten by rats. :) So as I mentioned I canned this project and switched to moving on land and creating an eco village - suryagram.sulins.org
After you watch the video, the rest is quite easy. Just put the seeds in the soil and put water in the pipe twice a month. Also when you put earthworms in the soil they will automatically go inside in about 10 minutes. Just make sure you have enough organic veg waste in the worm bin. That's all there is to it. My blog whoisrishi.com Sustainable Living Indians - sulins.org
Hi Rishi, Your video is inspirational, can you suggest from where i can get the coco peat in delhi. And is coco peat is self sufficient. No soil is required along with it? Regards Piyush Mangla
Hi Kunal, Sorry but I canned this project and decided to start a project to setup an eco village instead. It's called SuryaGram. Type "suryagram eco village" on Google and you'll find it.
After you watch the video, the rest is quite easy. Just put the seeds in the soil and put water in the pipe twice a month. Also when you put earthworms in the soil they will automatically go inside in about 10 minutes. Just make sure you have enough organic veg waste in the worm bin. That's all there is to it. My blog whoisrishi.com Sustainable Living Indians - sulins.org
To get really healthy and nutritious vegetables and fruit organic is the way to go because you look after the soil and thus the health of the plant, just my opinion. Got a few hints and tips on my channel.
I had a limited yield and was not able to grow too much vegetables. Also the earthworms got eaten by rats. :) So as I mentioned I canned this project and switched to moving on land and creating an eco village - suryagram.sulins.org
The concept is good but the system made for earthworms doesn't work. One more thing is clear that coco pet is only the media for low weight good drainage and very poor in nutrition. This doesn't work good for plants. This is my personal experience
A good video on a very nice project, but you did go wrong on the coco-peat/water ratio and you know it because you cut the video before we could see that. ;) You were basically creating coco-peat slush. There is no way that just one of those blocks will be enough to create a grow medium. You should have shown that, before other people make the same mistake. Otherwise, it's a good video.
I had a limited yield and was not able to grow too much vegetables. Also the earthworms got eaten by rats. :) So as I mentioned I canned this project and switched to moving on land and creating an eco village - suryagram.sulins.org
More impressed by your DIY project, and the way you captured it on video for a lay man to understand and follow (with no frill language) Do let us know when the Suryagram project takes off. By the way you from Byculla? Here is to the humorous side of kitchen garden joezachs.blogspot.in/2013/10/customer-delight.html
Joe Zach .... I'm from Chembur. Will send an update of SuryaGram when it goes live. Right now I'm beginning to understand the toughest part of building a community is connecting & relating to people.
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It was a great learning experience. Thanks Rishi.I have also developed an organic terrace garden on the seventh floor of our building (In Mumbai) by recycling kitchen waste and other waste like plastic, discarded building bamboos, brick debris etc. This video will show that you can get amazing yields even in pots on a terrace. Here’s the link.
Organic Terrace Gardening
Awesome
I appreciate your effort for making this video more comprehensive and understandable to every viewers. In regards to your ideas, I found it very convincing. You did a great job!
appne bhut badiya kaam kiya hai✌✌👌👌👍👍
very nice ! happy to see some indians r sharing their knowledge beautifully !God bless u !
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Thank you
nice work. can u up load a new video of the water tank garden. just to see how is looks now
Thank you! your watering system is great. I'm excited to try this, very dry in the summer where I live and I've hesitated to use tubs because of this
Cool. Let me know how your project goes
going great job for society.
U given a cape of good hope thanks..unfortunately u didn't complete is vary sad.U explained that u moved to another project. But the next step of sure u can't show in video, so please put a nice explained note....Expecting soon thanks...
I had a limited yield and was not able to grow too much vegetables. Also the earthworms got eaten by rats. :)
So as I mentioned I canned this project and switched to moving on land and creating an eco village - suryagram.sulins.org
hi rishi !!! this is Durgesh here from 10 A, St.Marys, abu.good to see you .just surfing around for terrace garden and i came across your video.where are you?
Durgesh Singh I'm in Chembur, Mumbai.
guru...saw ur video....quite informative.
Thanks
It is really very nice.have u posted part 2 also for this continuation??
+Sanjeev Bawa After you watch the video, the rest is quite easy. Just put the seeds in the soil and put water in the pipe twice a month. Also when you put earthworms in the soil they will automatically go inside in about 10 minutes. Just make sure you have enough organic veg waste in the worm bin. That's all there is to it.
@@RishiGangoly where can we get these tanks from?
@@permaspace I got them from Kurla West. Near the station. I'm assuming you are in Mumbai.
@@RishiGangoly no. I am from ludhiana. But, what kind if shop will i get these? And what are they called.
@@permaspace in Mumbai there are many place where things are recycled. Kurla is known for old water tanks among other things. So you'll have to ask around in Ludhinana. It's not a shop. It's a market place. There are many people who are doing this business in Kurla. One has to get there and ask around. Hope you find someone like this in Ludhiana
Hello Rishi please upload the second part of Cheap Rooftop Vegetable Garden
After you watch the video, the rest is quite easy. Just put the seeds in the soil and put water in the pipe twice a month. Also when you put earthworms in the soil they will automatically go inside in about 10 minutes. Just make sure you have enough organic veg waste in the worm bin. That's all there is to it.
My blog whoisrishi.com
Sustainable Living Indians - sulins.org
Nice guruji
I was looking for similar contraption for my roof garden, thanks
But it seems video ended abruptly
Any updates on this
After you watch the video, the rest is quite easy. Just put the seeds in the soil and put water in the pipe twice a month. Also when you put earthworms in the soil they will automatically go inside in about 10 minutes. Just make sure you have enough organic veg waste in the worm bin. That's all there is to it.
My blog whoisrishi.com
Sustainable Living Indians - sulins.org
You really inspired about gardening. Thank you soooooooo much.
What is the fillings, and filling procedure after this part 1 sirji??
I had a limited yield and was not able to grow too much vegetables. Also the earthworms got eaten by rats. :)
So as I mentioned I canned this project and switched to moving on land and creating an eco village - suryagram.sulins.org
Really wished you had a part 2, part 3. This video is adventurous :) Curious, How was your yield? I have seen rooftop farming quite different from you - in the sense, not hydroponic. they use coco-peat to act as a mulch, they use pots because roots will just spread (that 1x1 ft line is just a political boundary :), but in the rhyzosphere, it looked like a mess specially radish, spinach and asparagus ).
After you watch the video, the rest is quite easy. Just put the seeds in the soil and put water in the pipe twice a month. Also when you put earthworms in the soil they will automatically go inside in about 10 minutes. Just make sure you have enough organic veg waste in the worm bin. That's all there is to it.
My blog whoisrishi.com
Sustainable Living Indians - sulins.org
Sorry to bother you. Do u think u can have an online blog, with something like a manual??? or do u know any exisitng link??
Hi Suashika,
I created the video to avoid the need to create a manual. :)
subashika govindan
This is a fabulous inclusion of several techniques! I had a question, are you watering the Coco peat with RO water or a nutrient rich solution, similar to what are used in Hydroponics?
I don't use it anymore. The terrace apartment is given on rent now.
Great job
Thanks
Can you help me to set up a new garden
Hi Priyanka, happy to guide you by email. Send me an email on rishigangoly@gmail.com. I am too busy with my own work.
Sir,excellent video....But I have a doubt...whether cocopeat is enough to get good yield..does it require any red sand....?pls confirm..I very interested to one garden in our house...
So cocopeat only helps with retaining the water. The Verm compost part is what makes the veggies grow.
Nice trial.Only regret is you abandoned this project.Thanks for sharing Indian wicking bed -Rishi Gangoly style.All the best for Suryagram.
I actually upgraded this project. Now we're buying land and moving out of the city to live in harmony with nature. :)
See website for more info
suryagram.sulins.org
Also there are many ways one can make a lot of money living in remote areas of the country... i.e. if that is still a goal / concern for some individuals. :)
Rishi Gangoly
Wish I could join such a group someday in future.
Where is this Suryagram? Is it somewhere near Mumbai? Can i come and visit? Would like to some things from you and adapt at my farm on Khopoli Pali rd in Raigad dist in Maharashtra.
suryagram.sulins.org
We haven't purchased the land yet.
HI,
Impressed, where do we get the coco soil, what is it brand name? can you please provide supplier name?
You can use any. Just go to a Nursery. They will sell it to you.
thank u sir , pl post more , can u pl show the after plantation how it is pl
I had a limited yield and was not able to grow too much vegetables. Also the earthworms got eaten by rats. :)
So as I mentioned I canned this project and switched to moving on land and creating an eco village - suryagram.sulins.org
hi bro
it is very good , its very simple…
but were is left part viode
After you watch the video, the rest is quite easy. Just put the seeds in the soil and put water in the pipe twice a month. Also when you put earthworms in the soil they will automatically go inside in about 10 minutes. Just make sure you have enough organic veg waste in the worm bin. That's all there is to it.
My blog whoisrishi.com
Sustainable Living Indians - sulins.org
Hi Rishi,
Your video is inspirational, can you suggest from where i can get the coco peat in delhi. And is coco peat is self sufficient. No soil is required along with it?
Regards
Piyush Mangla
We do need a layer of vermicompost on top of the coco peat.
Here is a link to source the coco peat online.
goo.gl/PtdiOG
Piyush Mangla No you do need to kick start with Vermi Compost along with the Coco Peat. See Green Tech Life for more information - greetechlife.in
Rishi Gangoly You can order it online from Amazon.in ... Click this link for details - goo.gl/nCmCuk
Thanks For The Information
You're welcome
Hi Kunal, Sorry but I canned this project and decided to start a project to setup an eco village instead. It's called SuryaGram. Type "suryagram eco village" on Google and you'll find it.
we want to see the part 2 video also
After you watch the video, the rest is quite easy. Just put the seeds in the soil and put water in the pipe twice a month. Also when you put earthworms in the soil they will automatically go inside in about 10 minutes. Just make sure you have enough organic veg waste in the worm bin. That's all there is to it.
My blog whoisrishi.com
Sustainable Living Indians - sulins.org
very nice. can you provide it in pakistan?
So sorry. Can't do that.
Hi rishi can u make ready made kits n sell what will be the cost involved??
There is a guy in Bangalore that used to charge Rupees 25000 for them. His name is Arijit. If you want I can connect you with him.
@@RishiGangoly thanks shall inform you incase of need !
Sir india mein app kaha se ho?
I live on a farm two hours from Mumbai
To get really healthy and nutritious vegetables and fruit organic is the way to go because you look after the soil and thus the health of the plant, just my opinion. Got a few hints and tips on my channel.
I am inspired too.But this is half work done.Please help us go thru complete process thru video.If you cant please write in detail.
I had a limited yield and was not able to grow too much vegetables. Also the earthworms got eaten by rats. :)
So as I mentioned I canned this project and switched to moving on land and creating an eco village - suryagram.sulins.org
The concept is good but the system made for earthworms doesn't work.
One more thing is clear that coco pet is only the media for low weight good drainage and very poor in nutrition. This doesn't work good for plants. This is my personal experience
ranjit kumar then what soil mix do u suggest sir?
I mentioned that you have to add Vermi Compost as well.
Vermi compost
What veggies can we grow?
Most veggies will grow in it
A good video on a very nice project, but you did go wrong on the coco-peat/water ratio and you know it because you cut the video before we could see that. ;)
You were basically creating coco-peat slush. There is no way that just one of those blocks will be enough to create a grow medium. You should have shown that, before other people make the same mistake. Otherwise, it's a good video.
next time please vedio Hindi main banaye taki itni achi information sabhi ko mile or logo ka bhala Ho.
super sir
i also try my terrace , please post more useful tip
I had a limited yield and was not able to grow too much vegetables. Also the earthworms got eaten by rats. :)
So as I mentioned I canned this project and switched to moving on land and creating an eco village - suryagram.sulins.org
i love your last name, Gangoly
Thanks. :)
Gr8 job
The sound is too low.
Good idea. But video is too long
More impressed by your DIY project, and the way you captured it on video for a lay man to understand and follow (with no frill language) Do let us know when the Suryagram project takes off. By the way you from Byculla?
Here is to the humorous side of kitchen garden joezachs.blogspot.in/2013/10/customer-delight.html
Joe Zach .... I'm from Chembur. Will send an update of SuryaGram when it goes live. Right now I'm beginning to understand the toughest part of building a community is connecting & relating to people.
The challenges increased so now I've exited the SuryaGram eco village group and moving on to another person's land. For more details see ebhle.com
Rishi Gangoly *
Rajathi Sreenivasan
puro vdo ta dekhlam.... eto ta somoy nie ja dekhalen seta 5 min. er modhyei dekhano jeto ... tahole ar part 2.... dorkar hoto na. guchhie bolte hobe..
Hi Kishalay, although I'm a Bong, I don't know Bengali. :)
Would you like to repeat that in English? :)
Ratanshi Plant Nursery in Mumbai (Byculla)
not good as u donot complete your task and we can use cement or soil plot for this which is cheap
Bakwas