Planting Hydroponic Strawberries in coco coir and perlite

Growing hydroponic strawberries using an ebb and flow system with coco coir and perlite is a great way to get high yields in a small space. Coco coir helps to retain moisture, while the perlite provides excellent drainage and aeration. With this setup, you will be able to create a nutrient-rich environment for your plants and produce large, juicy strawberries. It is important to get the right mix of nutrients and to maintain the pH balance of the system to ensure the best results. With careful maintenance, ebb and flow hydroponic strawberry cultivation with coco coir and perlite can be very rewarding.
THIS IS FOR A 5 GALLON MIX.
Strawberry Fertilizer 8-12-32. 10 grams
Magnesium salt Epson salt. 5 grams
Calcium Nitrate 15.5-0-0. 10 grams

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[hickchick]

I am 100% going to start following you. I love the holes in the pvc pipe I never thought of that; I am gonna see if I can get a 12$ pump and make that work for me; I appreciate your content!

[wsuresh]

I just followed your steps bud added a wicking system. I am going to follow you all the way from Sri Lanka

[mikeology]

do you have a video of creating the ebb and flow system?

[mikehebert]

I probably missed it but how do you water/feed in the ebb and flow? I'm also in Florida and want to try strawberries but isn't waiting until fall better? Can they take the heat?