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Add fresh water it will go down

@DitchTheFlock no my borewell water tds is 900 so how to reduce tds any liquid available?

The waste material and mushrooms will compost better than pure leaves and potentially produce different nutrients that your plant can definitely eat(look into rhizophagy plants can adapt to eat more complicated stuff than what synthetic nutrients will have you believe)

I won't hate for using a lome but just try to diversify your inputs as much as possible, also look into probiotic foods cause they'll make free stuff that can be incredibly beneficial like whey, but even if you stick to just leaves you can find things that specialize in eating them and use that waste as an accelerant

Idk it was years ago prolly 8 hours. They need way more but they shared the tent with a lot of plants. They need a lot of light and water, regardless you need a lot more square footage to get a good yield, I wouldn’t do it twice anyway

I appreciate your support :D

It’s not

@@DitchTheFlockwho would really notice lol one little one wouldn’t hurt

I have been growing for 7 years, 5 years moved out married self employed doing this for a job online growing a lot more than weed, Hydroguard will prevent root rot. Also they are in food grade black buckets with aeration. Sounds like for 20 years you never went organic. You can have 20 years of experience in something and not know it all. Good thing I film this all and put it on the internet. You will see in a few months then when they grow big and don’t rotten

@@DitchTheFlock hell yeah, i grew hydro decades ago and never even knew what root rot was, cant be as prolific or as easy to get as it sounds,

I grow in a wet room 85%-90% humidity through flower every single time I get grey botrytis mold haha just remove the mold I cant use dehumidifier costs to much

No hate saying it as is. Take it how you will

My food was never bland or flavorless. You weren’t the one eating it so you wouldn’t know. The best potato’s I’ve ever tasted I grew hydroponically. I wouldn’t grow them hydroponically again but they were reallly good. My bell peppers and tomatoes taste amazing and so does all of it, If I grew a hot gosht pepper and you ate it you wouldn’t call it flavorless and bland. I don’t appreciate you giving me a backhanded compliment when will it be “about time” people be understanding of others and just be nice there’s a lot of circumstances to life especially in this economy living on my own married at 25 self employed in a nice city. Things take time nobody’s perfect things are hard enough in this world

Food grown with salt nutrients diluted in water at a PPM tastes the same as store. Ive grown myself once tasted like stores, just make your own soil. No wonder why food now days has 10x less the nutrients as they did 3 generations + ago. Ah yes $cience & WW3 fertilizers made big fruits and vegetables but with a flavorless cost

“Just make your own soil” you are ignorant to people lives and situations. I am not the problem with the world and nor can I or you fix it. The real problem is the purchasing power of the dollar and how expensive everything is witch is a hugeee macro and micro economic issue. There’s a lot of people it’s hard to feed them all. Don’t assume such Ill will do you know how hard it is to feed 8 billion people?? Everyday 3 meals, 2000+ calories. Some corners may be cut I’m not saying it good or right, but people need to be fed also, There’s a lot of us I’m not the epa fda or any of that and that’s on the government to fix. Maybe if interest rates wernt %7 and average houses 390k people would have big houses and big yards and all “make their own soil” the nutrients I used to use was convenient sense I am very busy. Have a good day

​@@DitchTheFlock 'making your own soil' is simple in literally every situation. Do people not eat vegetables with some food scraps or not walk the earth for collection of raw materials? honestly its just excuses at this point for liquid salt nutrients and people like yourself showing it in a way that is good for the planet. Btw where does that sort of nutrients run off too on a big scale? what happens to actual soil with that?? I mean what i say, make your own soil humans. Just another Uni/ college doctrine puppet spitting hiw ways of life like a corporate puppet. Forgot about soil, let's feed the planet with bland food

%10 humidity in the desert temperatures can feel up to 10 degrees colder than high humidity. I’m from Connecticut 78 is a lot different there than southern Nevada

@ I’m actually from CT too, but I live in CO now. I love low humidity. I could def handle 78 here WAY more comfortably than 78 n CT, but I still keep my house at like 70. Then again, I also can’t keep any fuckin plants alive and it looks like you can 😂

Luckily my 65 year old father has a head of full color hair, he owns a gym and has eat right and exercise most of his life and raised me to, I attribute it to genetics, working out, eating soups, salads, smoothies, protein. Also shower filters tap water bothered my scalp I have 3 filters on my shower and luckily this new hosue has a new water heater the last one made my filters nasty fast so a water heater cleaning was needed or a new one in general in that house. My scalp is less dry witch in %10 humidity in the desert I get dry skin easy from tap water. Most houses have water softeners here to help with hard water unfortunately this one doesn’t have one but I still seems to be okay. I bleach my scalp every few months witch is the worse thing I do for my hair but I like it blonde. I notice the bleach hurt my scalp and perhaps thin it a bit but it’s really thick I was born with alot of skin on my head with alot of hair luckily. I see people on the tv show big brother start working out and thier hair goes from gray back to color a bit and grows in more a bit witch is cool to see thier transformation, I’m rewatching the seasons with my wife. Anyway have a great day :D I get carried away

I’m glad you enjoy Brussels I do aswell equipment is key to ease of work witch is why I use the setup I do. Tbh my whole channel is about growing indoors in long and short form all questions someone could have I talk about in my long form videos and short form to draw them in here is a link to my m.th-cam.com/users/ditch_the_flock we have starting seed videos and I show all my tents from start to finish over the years

@DitchTheFlock Sweet ty!

:D I appreciate you! I’m excited to do this all organically this time around made form home :D I’m glad to have you along the way :D I aim to be entertaining and informative. Have a great day Corey !

You as well :D

Thank you I try my best to include all information that I know someone may have questions about so they can get similar result :D

Equipment is key it will make watering and maintaining the plant over its life easier witch is why I use the 5 gal food grade buckets with nets pots clay and the air pumps. It makes it so watering is less frequent and you can’t overwater. Some veggies indoors may be fun but not the most cost effective I’ve grown many different kinds like cucumbers, watermelon, pumpkin. My favorite is bell peppers they don’t drink a lot and live many years indoors and don’t eat a lot or need alot of EC to grow peppers. They grow peppers every 3 months and never stop. I will make a video on this as I want to talk more about plants I recommend and don’t recommend and in long and short form and why for people sense it really good information I’ve grown alot each plant drinks and eats and produces different amounts and some are way more worth it than others. Most of those things like pumpkin won’t like 3 years and keep producing and need lots of light space and food/water. I hope that helps and I hope my next videos can helps aswell. I hope you don’t mind if I reference your comment in my video I appreciate you :D

@ Good afternoon, I just want to say thank you for responding so quickly and thoughtful. I greatly appreciated 🤗🤗. I was going to screenshot your comment to keep as a reference but since you are making a video I think that will help even more. I have started a few things in my home but never live at the place long enough for the plants to grow their full potential or the dang fungal flies would get to them and kill my plants but this year I have time and I want to grow something to the full potential even if it's lettuce. However thank you so much for your insight you are so kind and helpful🤗🤗🤗 and of course you can use my comment hopefully I start me a instagram for my plants so you can see my progress as well.

Good afternoon, I have a submersible water pump that I've had for a while but I'm not sure how to set it up with a hydroponics garden, I also do have an air pump as well. Do you have any video on how to set up one and how much water the pump can take? I did look through your channel and I don't believe I see any.

The last house had bugs because it had a lot more foliage surrounding the property this one is surrounded by rocks. There isn’t much alive outside to come inside on this property and this house doesn’t have as many holes and cracks for bugs to enter. I appreciate your concern but it’s not that big of a deal. That house had bugs befor I lived there. My garden did not attract them and indoors it’s really easy to eliminate bug problems when there arnt cracks holes and 10 kinds of bugs

All homes have bugs, if his greenhouse was the source it would be infested. The plants I mean. But if it's not infested in the grow room, than they are just there. Keep it clean and he'll be fine.

​@@DitchTheFlock I suggest lady bugs and a praying mantis. They use pheromones to stay in a location so wipe everything else with rubbing alcohol and you're good. The lady bugs kill aphids and other bugs but don't eat plants. You can even buy them online. Just make sure it's not an Asian beetle and a local species incase it gets out. But yea, nature bug defense

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The house has all central air at 78 degrees and in the Nevada desert we have some of the lowest humidity in the country and is normally like %20 humidity I’m not worried about mold I’ve been doing this indoor for years