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Use the regular distilled water

It seems to me that all bets are off when it comes to hydroponics grown veggies.

You need to set up the unit in the three solutions in order to calibrate. With a new meter, you have no idea that the measurement you take is accurate. I recommend using the three solutions weekly unless you unfortunately drop it like I did once. Amazon sells the solutions in larger quantities just be sure to use distilled water.

I find that for herbs, the tub method works best. One mixture of the master blend of 5 gallons fits in my smaller tubs.

The pipe is a 3/4” using the same size for the cap

Thank you!@@TomGolaszewski73

I think I am going to use it as an overflow so I will use it without the cap ;) @@TomGolaszewski73

Thanks so much. Have a great hydroponic garden!

I have done this on two other mornings trees. Unfortunately, a rabbit thought it was a good idea to chop the young tree down. I plan to do something with vegetable plants this year. Thanks for watching.

Haha, I promise to spice up my thumbnail game and tag my videos like a pro! Stay tuned for some eye-catching beets in a tub!

Thank you!

Hi, you don’t need an almanac,phase of the moon or any other form if your planting and growing in your home. Just plant your seeds and get ready to move them into a soilless media to grow on. Watch the height of your lights and moisture. Keep in mind that if you decide to plant in coco coir you’ll use less nutrients so not to give your plants root rot.

The issue remained for some time. The cal mag, because it was something new, I mixed it wight 1/4 strength. Moved it 3/4 and improved. It’s too late for this year. I have to see if it makes it thru the winter because they’re not protected.

Yes, After the hot spell it's good waiting to see what happens now.

Hello, didn’t change anything because the same mixture is in a 25 gallon tank and is being used for tomatoes and pepper plants that are first starting to flower.

No, i guess I Don’t know about this. I hav always had low views but, I thought it was because people were not interested in my stuff. If you have doom and gloom videos, your a hit.

@@TomGolaszewski73 Views will increase but the videos must be optimized. Two things are important for increasing views one is video quality and another is video proper optimization. Your video quality is good just need proper optimization then your views and subscribers will increase. If you want I can do for you 🥰🥰

@amritroy14 right now I’m strapped for $$ so, I’ll have to pass.

Good question. I would say no. I would do it maybe weekly. I always calibrated before I made my tank mixture. I hope this helps.

Ok sir. Thankyou

​@@TomGolaszewski73 Can you tell best brand pH meter and tds meter. Sir

@amzn.to/3GHT05P This in the easiest one to operate. Available on Amazon.

I found this one to be the easiest to use and calibrate amzn.to/3H8TiTz

I did the information twice. This on was as a 1 minute short. I then did a longer video. I had the same comment 9 months ago. Thanks for watching.

Good question. I use distilled water for cleaning with a paper towel to dry before doing the next calibration point.

Yes

My beets were grown to eat just like any other hydroponic veggies grown. I also grew onions and they were great. I admit that it was a test to see if they would grow and did fine. I pickled the beets and their gone already. Planning to do it again in the fall. It’s too hot in central Florida now.

In my opinion yes. The blue buckets are thicker then the Home Depot ones. The only place I see a little algae is at the top where the plant comes thru the cover. At the end of the last season, I dumped my perlite into a large trash can with a heavy duty trash bag to save it for use this year. The perlite was clean. I pitched the net that held the perlite. The bucket Was clean all the way to the bottom. You could also wrap aluminum foil around the bucket for extra protection and cooling.

Hi, take a look at my short from last week. Yes I did lose a lot. We had a BIG wind and rain come thru last week and pulled everything down. I had to cut back the tomato plants with green tomatoes on them. As a result, the plants are still putting out sideways. I will make the pizza sauce! I got the seeds for San Marzano from MIgardener.com I they have a fine supply of seeds and the fertilizer for in ground planting is the best. It’s called, “Trifecta+” they always are running out. No affiliation to the company. I will do a short today showing the pizza sauce with the recipe that I used.

@@TomGolaszewski73 Thank You Tom!! I have heard Good reviews about MI Gardner, so not concerned of an affiliation. It piqued my interest more concerning the Tri-fecta though, because of your report!! Where do you live to have plants already so big? We barely started yet in MI!! So Sorry to hear of such a Wonderfully started crop having met with such disappointment!! These weather patterns, I don't feel as coincidental!! For months and months every weekend we have storms, in one form or another. This, after hearing the jets go over, like clockwork. No good weather on weekends= no protesting people able to gather anywhere. And the South all winter long, with horrible storms and tornado warnings. Do you ever use Roma or Amish paste tomatoes? Roma are near the same shape. In fact some of your beauties shown, could pass for Roma ... Wonder if the flavors are near to each other too? I am Super excited for your recipe for pizza sauce!! The tomato sauce, I hope you also will do sometime!! Sincere Thanks Again!! 🏵️💜✝️

Hi again, I live in central Florida. I see the same thing and I would LOVE TO REPORT on the chem trails but, because of the community guide lines, I can’t as far as I know. We on the other hand have had NO rain for months. All my growing is hydroponics. The weather is pretty much out of the picture with this system. The storm that came thru 12 days ago was mostly wind. No rain. In Michigan, you have other problems and not with the weather.

Yep, you just have to watch the amount to refill the tub

Yeah,I’m in citrus county. That was it exactly. Even my dog sat up and came next to me.

@@TomGolaszewski73 A few palm fronds fell down outside my house as well. Hurricane season is coming soon, so definitely think ahead for your planting situation you got going on. Also, it’s going to be windy all day today. Best of luck bro

Right! I'm usually finished by the middle of June because it gets too hot for everything.

@@TomGolaszewski73 I feel you on that one. I’m just concerned for you considering how unexpected that storm was. Stay safe out there, and best wishes for your farming