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I leave my empty loo roll tubes full-length, more room for the roots. I also soak the seeds the night before sewing to soften the husk. Pop the tubes into a seed tray. Great results.

Thanks

Another cool idea, l'm lovin it

Great video !

I am looking to grow alpine strawberries in a hydroponics system. The thing is I have seen people do it and they get root rot at times. Is root rot a simple fix or does it need extra to avoid it?

Thank you! Good info!

Great video.

It's the ratios and timing of nutrients that get me when i attempt hydronic

I really love how he's so invested in this that he often goes off topic, love the content bro

I'm Pakistany farmar good information thanks 👍 🎉

I need help! I don't know how to hydroponic LY grow my grocery store Basil in an apartment

Excellent video. Love your friendly approach and informative content. I'm inspired to give it a go!

Here in the Central Valley California we use poly tunnels all over the place. You need to frame out the ends on this with wood and the plastic won’t last forever. I have also seen people add pvc pipe robes in between the steel ones so you won’t get a belly when you have heavy rains. They also run 2x4 around the base so it won’t blow away and the plastic stays tight.

Good video. I needed to know how to test this. Thanks

Holy crap! You're the Brit version of Iraqveteran8888

That rock shit sucks. Every seed I stuck in it died

Had mine for nearly a year , used slabs to hold the tails down on the sides and some long spikes on the lower rails to anchor as well . Has held up really well during the winter storms , no rips. Used it this growing season for french beans , peppers , bok choi and loads of salad veg and it's performed really well. For the price ( i bought the 12 x 6 ) i would say it's worth the money.

I moved away this year from manufactured tomatoe fertilizers and stuck this year with home made using grass clippings and nettles to make a fertilizer. So far all is looking great, only trouble is the smell ;)

Same here, can’t hear you

no vocals

I can’t wait to start thank you so much 😊

I’m sure those sea weed enriched bags are not a good idea. Got two this year from Aldi. Both were useless. Won’t buy seaweed again….

I found one of these somewhere. I just refound it in my clutter. I am thinking of destroying a free caravan and building it onto the chassis so I can tow it around. I have no idea how it will stand up to being towed. I have seen caravans being offered for free. It's just an idea at the moment. I am too busy just now.

Can u post another video on their progress? Would love to see it 😊

Quite warm 🤦‍♀️ it’s 31c right now ow at noon. My tomatoes have some leaf curl but also are stunted compared to last year. I think it could be due to the heat though. Great update Barry 👍, have a super week, Ali 🥵🌞🫠🇨🇦

What sand did you use

Mannn!! Thank you so much 🙏🏽 I definitely found a hobby I love🥰 I’m grateful

It’s going to take more than a punch to destroy it!

Heya, the Roma is a semi-determinate bushy variety, hence why it's shorter than the Sungold :)

hey can you make a small one that is smaller than this? I need one for my school project

Amazing 🎉.

Hi. I need advice on my aubergine plants. It's my first time growing them from seed. When will I start seeing flowers on them.

I just watched the build video and so I have not yet purchased and will think twice. If I do I will definitely reinforce the base by setting it on a timber frame securing the piping with heavy-duty zip ties and screwing the timber into the ground. However I don’t want one as large as yours and feel I can make it less vulnerable. In fact I made such a base for a 6ft by 6ft greenhouse and getting the base back up proved to be very hard work. I have the materials so that’s not an extra cost. The holes in the cover put me off mostly. Did they appear before the collapse?

"... start off by looking at the instructions. That’ll be a good idea ...": I burst out laughing. Useful video thanks.

Definitely gonna try this. just sliced a big juicy heirloom tomato of some sort we got from the farm market that they grow and did as you show here. guess I'll see in week or so if they will grow

Why are u putting a ph meter in soil

YES!......it certainly does work,.

Fantastic!

Be a Karen and demand a replacement tell them that “it was not of merchantable quality, nor fit for the purpose for which it was sold” demand your consumer rights! I would have bawled my eyes out, I have to say you are taking it very well😊

😂 I am traumatised….I had absolutely no idea that 🐀 rats would eat tomatoes 🍅 or 🫑 peppers 😮 I stopped feeding the birds years ago because I am phobic about rodents. I grow all my tomatoes inside a greenhouse on a concrete base in pots, but I usually had a Gardeners Delight and a few baskets of hanging ones outside. I got one of those arches from Lidl and was thinking about growing a tomato plant on each side of it outside this year. But you have scared the 💩 out of me now! Please tell me that my outdoor tomatoes would not bring rats into my garden so I can sleep at night? Or at least stop talking about those creatures in every video or I might have to unsubscribe 😂 (and stop complaining about your English weather….try growing tomatoes in Belfast and you’d be grateful for the weather you get over there!

I saw something saying the water will rot the roots if you don’t use clay balls, is that true?

do you think a universal 20-20-20 npk would be a good idea for somewhat big tomato plant?

Great little video I wouldn’t of put anything down on that floor as I would’ve used it as a no dig straight away in that poly tunnel👍👍

You can do this with the bottom/base of your celery and romaine too. They grow like crazy!!

Thanks Barry, good luck with your growing! Hoping the weather picks up here! Sick of bringing in the Tomato plants over night in June 😂

My tomatoes were either eaten by slugs or have leaf curl 😢 really crappy season so far but hopefully 🙏 some good days and warm nights they will pick up. Have a great weekend Barry, Ali 🌦️🌞🇨🇦

Thanks saved me a load of bs 😂

But not too much, then they will die :(