The Cheap Pumps are available from www.hydroland.com.au Hydroland is an upcoming collaboration between Hoocho and Kegland If Hydroland is not yet launched they are also available at www.kegland.com.au/products/replacement-bucket-blaster-submersible-pump-2000l-h-3-2m-head-au-plug
What a great bloke Rob is and for freely giving out his wealth of knowledge is awsum and as always hoocho sum great combined information. Also looking forward to the opening of Hydroland I've been using those pumps for 12months with no dramas at all .
BIG DOG!!! They finally arrived! So many! Thanks heaps mate. Already got 2 chilli plants going on in them. Thank you so much! Hope you have a great new year full all kinds of successful hydroponics projects!
Hi Hoocho and Rob!! thanks heaps for sharing this content and all your knowledge! Quick question, with the disc filter you use in your NFT systems, can you please confirm the mesh number you use for the filter? I find this a a great solution! Hope you had a great Christmas, Happy new year and thanks again for the great content!! All the best for 2024!
What are the dimensions of Rob’s green house? And where did he get his nft channels? Sorry for all the questions I am presently doing my cert3 in horticulture and hydroponics is one of the subjects and loving it. Great content 👍
The wind from the air movement will pollinate.. I actually self pollinate. I use a water color paint brush to tickle the flowers . Used to use a soft tip tooth brush.
That was a great tour. Cheers for that. Any idea where Rob gets his galvanized tubing and fittings for his greenhouses? I'm looking to do the same thing but not entirely sure the best place to purchase.
Hoocho you could use Chloramine and it won’t dissipate or bubble off like Chlorine. You could use a bit if CYA with the Chlorine and get the same results. But yea it’s not heresy to use Chlorine. It’s actually great to keep bacteria from forming and a micro nutrient essential for plant health..
Hey Rob! Awesome setup! Very inspiring as always. Quick question, how do you connect the 4mm tubing to the pvc pipes? And is it advisable to use the smaller pumps (2000+ l/h) for smaller home users in the same fashion with pvc pipes to 4mm hoses?
Mate these are great for seedlings and clones . The thing covers an entire 2x4 for seedlings and clones . 60 watts vrs 216 for 4 four foot 54 watt T5s to cover the same 2x4. It’s pretty easy to understand the value .
@@timpage5021 90% of the shitty "grow lights" that you can buy from walmart for 20$ would do JUST as well. so they arent "great" they are merely average which also means they are overpriced. most people who watch hoocho know he would shill dick shrinking pills as "the next great thing" for a buck. i mean he did a video calling "let pot" "the perfect table top hydroponic system" despite it being useless for anything taller than lettuce. also.. you just look like an ass comparing apples to dildos. why would anyone pay for t5s at this point?
156 watts different in power draw. At 10 hours a day that's 1.56kwh a day saves. Average price per kwh in USA is around 16c. Let's round up and call it 25 cents a day saves in power. Nearly $100 a year in power saves. Now let's talk about the cost of replacing 4 t5 bulbs a few times while the LED is still going. Let's also talk about the ability to only turn on red light (which uses less power than blue light) if you need to. The 60 watts is max power, there is the option to use less depending on what youre growing and what stage they are in. He also mentioned that he was getting bigger plants sooner with this light, possibly because he is controlling the type of light and giving them exactly what they need instead of a full spectrum approach. Seems like a solid investment to me. The thing will more than pay for itself vs the cheaper options. You'll always make less money when you always choose to sacrifice long term profits for a little savings today.
@@jasondean88888 yea or you can buy whatever trash walmart is selling for 20$ or less and be JUST as effective at starting seedlings. your assumptions dont reflect reality (red light for seedlings?? if anything blue but even then..), they are seedlings. there really isnt much to it. 24/kwh in ny state by the way, on average.
The Cheap Pumps are available from www.hydroland.com.au
Hydroland is an upcoming collaboration between Hoocho and Kegland
If Hydroland is not yet launched they are also available at www.kegland.com.au/products/replacement-bucket-blaster-submersible-pump-2000l-h-3-2m-head-au-plug
Need a quarterly video with Rob, such good content as always
What a great bloke Rob is and for freely giving out his wealth of knowledge is awsum and as always hoocho sum great combined information. Also looking forward to the opening of Hydroland I've been using those pumps for 12months with no dramas at all .
Thanks Hoocho for the tour of Robs greenhouses. Thanks Rob for all the information you shared🍺🍺
As someone from Brazil, I really appreciate the tips and information on your videos. I love the way Rob set up his farm.
Great to see Rob's new Greenhouses.
Thanks Rob and Hoocho for the tour. It's lovely to see these large scale setups.
Nice 1 Mr Hoocho hope you had a very Merry Christmas. Excellent tour of the farm with a very enthusiastic & knowledgeable Rob.
Love these types of videos. Keep it coming.
As always a good presentation with lots of little details that sparks curious thoughts on how to improve our own designs. Fantastic setup for Rob.
Looking forward to hydroland being a one stop shop for everything.
Love this series please more or Rob and his site
Good Onya Hoocho and Rob. I’ve been waiting for this one. ☝️ Brilliant.
Very interesting video. Impressed with Robs setup.
Happy new year hoochoo.🎄🎄 2:43 what is the white sediments on those capsicum leaves?
That was so cool, so many great ideas. Thanks for sharing 👍 Now, off to source some gal pipe lol...
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BIG DOG!!! They finally arrived! So many! Thanks heaps mate. Already got 2 chilli plants going on in them. Thank you so much! Hope you have a great new year full all kinds of successful hydroponics projects!
I love growing my own food like this mate !! but he seems to be selling as well
So much great info in a 23 minute video.
Great show thanks 👍👍👍 Les from Perth 🎯🎯🎯
Thank u from the Czech republic 👌
Amazing content, thanks for all the tips and info!
Awesome setup a credit to Robs dedication 👏
Hi Hoocho and Rob!! thanks heaps for sharing this content and all your knowledge! Quick question, with the disc filter you use in your NFT systems, can you please confirm the mesh number you use for the filter? I find this a a great solution!
Hope you had a great Christmas, Happy new year and thanks again for the great content!! All the best for 2024!
What are the dimensions of Rob’s green house? And where did he get his nft channels? Sorry for all the questions I am presently doing my cert3 in horticulture and hydroponics is one of the subjects and loving it. Great content 👍
How do you pollinate? If you let the bugs in how do you get them out? Thank you
They mentioned wind pollination.
The wind from the air movement will pollinate..
I actually self pollinate.
I use a water color paint brush to tickle the flowers . Used to use a soft tip tooth brush.
Brilliant video.
That was a great tour. Cheers for that. Any idea where Rob gets his galvanized tubing and fittings for his greenhouses? I'm looking to do the same thing but not entirely sure the best place to purchase.
@robcross996 Cheers for the info. Much appreciated Rob.
Hi rob, what was the roof plastic you used? How wide are these structures?
wow
beautiful sharing
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great job
Hoocho you could use Chloramine and it won’t dissipate or bubble off like Chlorine.
You could use a bit if CYA with the Chlorine and get the same results.
But yea it’s not heresy to use Chlorine. It’s actually great to keep bacteria from forming and a micro nutrient essential for plant health..
What do you mean " using Oasis*? And what kind of fertilizer did you say is not available in Australia? Did you say flairform?
I've seen "tan" colored oasis cubes for sale on AMZN but how much better are these "black" oasis cubes?
Can it be made from plastic pipes
What strength is the hydrogen peroxide?
Interesting that Rob is able to grow lettuce in that heat, would like to know the secret to that, that is some skill for sure.
@robcross996 awesome man, I will give it a crack. Love your setup, so inspiring!
always interesting !
Hey Rob! Awesome setup! Very inspiring as always. Quick question, how do you connect the 4mm tubing to the pvc pipes? And is it advisable to use the smaller pumps (2000+ l/h) for smaller home users in the same fashion with pvc pipes to 4mm hoses?
@robcross996 thanks so much!
If they aren't saturated in chemicals, they don't exist, as all of the material a fruit is made of is chemical in nature.
He means the toxic chemicals he spent years spraying on them for a job. Glysophate etc
... "good value" in paying out the ass for a 60w spider farmer GERMINATION light? pull the other one
Mate these are great for seedlings and clones . The thing covers an entire 2x4 for seedlings and clones .
60 watts vrs 216 for 4 four foot 54 watt T5s to cover the same 2x4.
It’s pretty easy to understand the value .
@@timpage5021 90% of the shitty "grow lights" that you can buy from walmart for 20$ would do JUST as well. so they arent "great" they are merely average which also means they are overpriced. most people who watch hoocho know he would shill dick shrinking pills as "the next great thing" for a buck. i mean he did a video calling "let pot" "the perfect table top hydroponic system" despite it being useless for anything taller than lettuce. also.. you just look like an ass comparing apples to dildos. why would anyone pay for t5s at this point?
156 watts different in power draw.
At 10 hours a day that's 1.56kwh a day saves.
Average price per kwh in USA is around 16c. Let's round up and call it 25 cents a day saves in power. Nearly $100 a year in power saves.
Now let's talk about the cost of replacing 4 t5 bulbs a few times while the LED is still going.
Let's also talk about the ability to only turn on red light (which uses less power than blue light) if you need to. The 60 watts is max power, there is the option to use less depending on what youre growing and what stage they are in.
He also mentioned that he was getting bigger plants sooner with this light, possibly because he is controlling the type of light and giving them exactly what they need instead of a full spectrum approach.
Seems like a solid investment to me. The thing will more than pay for itself vs the cheaper options. You'll always make less money when you always choose to sacrifice long term profits for a little savings today.
@@jasondean88888 yea or you can buy whatever trash walmart is selling for 20$ or less and be JUST as effective at starting seedlings. your assumptions dont reflect reality (red light for seedlings?? if anything blue but even then..), they are seedlings. there really isnt much to it. 24/kwh in ny state by the way, on average.
:)