Make your own natural liquid nutrients for hydroponics #gardening #gardening101 #gardenhacks

[tryitbuyitmakeitsellit]

This is the easiest, most accessible recipe I've seen so far. Thank you for sharing.

[ThatBritishHomestead]

Wow that’s awesome I’ve never seen someone make this before awesome

[corncranker]

I love this. There are a couple things that come to mind. With organics, how are you controlling disease? How are you ensuring that you're providing adequate nutrients? In soil, this is great because it's getting lots of nutrients from the soil. Even in soil, there's no adequate source of the macro nutrients in your mix. NPK. This is definitely a good supplement if you don't have issues controlling disease with hydroponics.

[MamaCARINGSGarden]

Do you have a video about your worm composter set up po?

[LaurylSydney]

There's a company called Elm Dirt. They bottle up compost tea that you add to water. I got some because I live in an apartment. My plants really seem to like it! My alocasia started pushing out a huge leaf the day after giving it.

[i_vsen]

I was searching something for my water culture houseplants. This made my jaw drop.
Amazing setup.

[mankev]

I do something similar, difference is I don't use a filter I just stir it all up pass it through a screen then let it settle, it takes acouple of days to clarify. To add a nitrogen boost add a lot of green leafy material or grass clippings to your compost pile.

[stellaentekume]

I have been searching for almost an hour for this, thanks a million

[MaybejustNarbe]

Yes! Thank you for this! I want to avoid the synthetic nutrients. Do you think silica is ok to add as well?

[frankeez_world]

Can you give us some measurements on the ingredients please and thank you

[asahglobalspheresapostolic]

Thanks that was so informative and straightforward. 😊

[faaequipment]

Thank you for giving us this natural solutions. Say no to chemicals

[EmmelenePillay-ppmd]

Your garden is amazing....I did subscribe to your channel..thanks for sharing how make nutrients❤

[kaboomsihal]

you can also just buy organic vermicompost for pretty cheap if you don't have your own worm culture. I've been using the same little bottle for half a year now, it's very concentrated.

[carlwebbiii]

Instantly a new subscriber forsure! Awesome garden brother! Cant wait to see all your other content! Happy growing! 👊🏻🤘🏻

[jbbofill]

That's a good idea. How do you adjust the ppm of nutrients when mixed in the water?

[unimportanthomestead]

Wow! We are definitely gonna do this on the homestead. 😊 & 😁 👋 Just subscribed

[chelseaeckert]

Can you reuse the seaweed and worm castings to make a second batch? Or is it a one time use?

[Grow-with-Sophie]

Won’t worm casting or compost indoor bring in aphids or bugs. I have dealt with aphids before because I mistakenly brought in soil. How did you keep those away?

[josephlewis]

Would there be any added benefit to brewing rather than soaking? Like with an air stone or something