I've learned a lot about growing strawberries since I made this video! To try and answer a lot of potential questions, I created a free guide of how to build a hydroponic system for strawberries: www.simplegreenshydroponics.com/strawberries
Thank you for posting. I started growing strawberries this year outside and it was my first time ever getting an lots of strawberries. I think I found the perfect place for them to grow. I want to start growing strawberries indoors or when it’s winter. I was also inspired to try growing indoors because we had so many rain this past month a lot of my strawberry plants got sick. I’m excited to start growing strawberries inside
Thanks mate! Just got my system working, similar to yours, round pipes 4", just 2 x 2 meters now but will expand later on, thinking of 3" pipes then for strawberrys and maybe some herbs.. So much fun, got alot going on now, pak choi, alot of different sallats, strawberrys... Also started 2 kratkys.. Video will come when i got some more to show.. :D
Great success with the strawberries! I'm just getting my hydroponics going indoors for the winter and never thought about trying strawberries. Might have to add to my list! Subscribed!
I saw an article on the NC State website that explained strawberry flowers may need a little help self pollinating in order to avoid small or malformed fruit. I figured I'd pass on the tip since you've shared so many with all of us.
Browning of the tips of leaves can be an indicator for potassium deficiency. But since you are so high with your nutrient levels that is somewhat unlikely. Still, flowering and fruit bearing plants tend to require higher levels of potassium and phosphorous, so you could consider shifting the balance a slight bit into the fruity territory. But be aware that while over fertilizing is not an issue with most of the nutrients, this is actually possible with too much phosphorous. Yield drops, with too much P. 1000 ppm is really quite high. Half of that or less should be sufficient.
The weird shape is from improper pollination. You gotta shake those flowers a bit or use a qtip. I know they are "Self pollinating" But thats gotta be done when doing them indoors. Not from flower to flower but just each one on its own. Gotta spread that love. Great video
Wow, this video making me buy a rooted strawberry that having a start from seeds, I did have seeds to germinate but waited for nothing. So I guess i just buy one that is live plants instead. Thank you and God bless
My pepper plant looks like your strawberries. Curled tight leaves. They wonder why? I’m definitely going to grow strawberries in my garden room this winter 👍
Thanks!! I was looking around and some scientific papers studied EC levels at 1.5 as being optimum, while you said you're using 0.8. I ended up trying 1.5 EC by adding table salt...like they suggested in the paper. And it nearly killed all 30 strawberry plants, leaving only the crown barely alive with all the leaves dead. Had to flush the system start again with just the surviving crown :( 600-800ppm seems to be the correct range.
Nice. I have a bunch of really small flowers (like hundreds) on one plant waiting to see if they’ll grow properly. The other plant I have is similar to yours.
After you pluck the berries, do you clip/trim the stems the berry was on? or do they just wither and die after a while? Also, do you trim up the roots at all, and how often?
It would be nice if you could show us how to prepare the strawberry seedlings for hydrophonics, seedlings in a pot and then transfer or? Kind of confused, please advice
I am new to hydroponics, so I wonder if the plants need a cold phase, since they bloom when temperature is rising. Definitely trying this principle in combination with a glasshouse.
Great video. Do you get the cobb webs on the leaves? I get lots. Still no fruit. I'm pretty sure my water level dropped and the plants started getting brittle. Added water, hope to save them.
Another new subscriber, here...my name is Jeff... hopefully you are reachable with questions and the like..I'm moving and want to start hydroponics and such.. I'm in Pennsylvania... been a gardener for many years... time to try something different.. love this video, hence my subscribing, etc... thank you.
Hi, Thanks for the video! I have planted 81 strawberry plants. Please guide me 1. What colour light are you using for strawberry? 2. Is it necessary to cut the base of the cups ? 3. Do the flowers self pollinate? I have been told that my plants are self pollinating, but I am not sure. Thank you and I look forward for your reply.
1. A full spectrum grow light, this particular one is from Active Grow. 2. The root stock I've gotten always has large roots already so I've found it necessary. 3. They will self-pollinate somewhat, but hand pollination helps the berries to grow larger and have a nice shape.
Great channel. I hope you keep uploading hydroponic/growing related videos because they are very informative. I just have one question, though. Which variety of strawberries are those ? I'm trying to find a good variety to grow indoor hydroponically between day-neutral & everbearing ones.
Really enjoyed your video, just subscribed to your channel. I am new to hydroponics and the reason i got into it is because of the climate where i am currently living. Dubai UAE is a very hot and humid country most of the year practically from May to November, the sun seems extremely harsh as well with temperatures averaging 45+ degrees Celsius from 10:00am to 20:00pm. Coming from South Africa, i am use to being able to go to a grocery store a pick up 500g of strawberries for about US$3 and they taste amazing, in the UAE its all imported with prices around US$8 upwards. Tried to grow a few items in my 20m2 garden but only have 5 good months to so, now am into hydroponics and hoping to grow my own. Any advise on the tool/equipment which you use to measure the PPM and Acidity Level as well as the best type of nutrients, i have a Growing Light but not sure if it will aid in the growing of my strawberries.
Cool! We have quite a bit of info on our website including a page about nutrients. Feel free to contact us through our site if you have more questions: www.simplegreenshydroponics.com/
Do you rotate your plants because I am growing mine in a pot with soil inside and I hear it is supposed to be good for the plant even though I am really new to growing strawberries
Are you still growing Strawberries? I bought a bunch last year and they did ok at first but all died but I always kept my ppm between 1200-1300 or 2.1-2.2ecm. I guess that is the reason why so I'll try again. I have some June Berries so I'm curious to see if I can get them to produce all year by adjusting the light and timer. I researched that June Berries stop producing when the days get longer so if I keep the grow lights no more than 6-8 hours/day. I hear it might work. Let me know if you have learned anything new since this video. Thanks a lot!
Yes, I have learned quite a bit about strawberries since making this video. My latest video (link below) shows my current strawberry system. I am working on some more videos related to strawberries as well. th-cam.com/video/zQWE1I3i-9g/w-d-xo.html
How long would you suggest trimming flower buds and runners while the starters grow? Have you thought of any good methods for allowing runners to root in order to create new plants?
I trim runners the whole time unless I'm trying to start new plants. I've gotten new plants to start by keeping the base of the runner in water. At this point I don't trim the flowers anymore as I haven't found it necessary.
should you give them different strength of nutrient solution when they start to flower? they will be needing diff amount of NPK as compared to lettuce..TIA
Hello, I bought your course but you didn't teach how to measure ppm (nutrients). and taking the opportunity, I would like to ask how to pollinate strawberries. Thank you.
To measure ppm I use a little TDS meter and dip the probe into the nutrient solution until it gives a reading. To pollinate strawberries, a small paintbrush works well.
Trying to find out the exact details what you have shown. I really relate it to my queries. No doubt I subscribed looking for more details and how to go further. Lots of thanks from India. I have one query though, does it require to maintain any certain temperature?
Very informative video. But I am curious about one thing. When we plant the runners in soil, they make new shoots and gift you with more runners. Is this possible in hydroponic system? It will be very profitable to get new plants from the old ones. Any ideas appreciated 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Yes its possible and we did exactly that! However its a little more difficult than soil because you have to pin the runner inside a net cup to keep it moist as it develops roots.
@@SimpleGreensHydroponics I found in this system(built using your course thanks!) But I use the rapid rooter seed pods to plant the runners. I'll put one in a net cup, then use jute cord or something like that to tie the runner down to the cup, and touching the rapid rooter pod, works quite well!
@@SimpleGreensHydroponics What’s s runner ? And what nutrients do you use ?? I have masterblend with nitrate, and Epsom salt. Will this work, or what should I use to get the correct amounts of nutrients of phosphorus, nitrogen….etc., do you have a video on nutrients and when and how much to apply ?? Thanks !! ; )
I have hydroponic strawberries (growing in something similar to an Aero garden). The plant appears healthy and strawberries are growing but then are mushy as soon as they turn red. Any idea how to fix this? Thank you
The indoor air temp is around 75 F in the summer and closer to 65 F in the winter. We do a keep an eye on pH but regular nutrient changes generally keeps it between 6.0 and 6.5.
Since you are an engineer; I offer you a challenge. Find a way to grow root vegetables in a home system. Currently, the only systems I have seen are huge and challenging.
I was just wondering if you have them in perfect conditions and you supply them with light nutrients and water how long do they live? Will they supply you with berries for as long as you supply them with these 3 things?
do indoor strawberry plants every need a "break" to rest or will these keep producing forever as long as you give it lights and nutrients? If they do need a break, what do you do with them and for how long until you can put them back into the hydroponic solution
I've had them 6 months and they are still producing but from what I've read they will need a break at some point. I'm working on starting new plants from runners to be ready to go once these plants are done but I'm not sure yet what I'll do with the old plants.
Thanks for sharing your experience. Are you using the Kratky method? Do you use aeroponics? What's your lamp and DLI for strawberry growth? Congrats for achieving some beautiful berrys.
Thank you! Our system is a hybrid between NFT and DWC since there's always water flowing through it but it's deeper than a nutrient film. We do not use aeroponics at this time. We use Active Grow T5 LED lights and the DLI is somewhere around 15 just based on our lighting specs. Check out our website for more details!
hey, first of all great video. I try to get into hydroponics so maybe you can help me out with the timings of the light source (how long you turn the lights on/off), also I am interested if you can harvest strawberries all year around since you are growing them indoors. appreciate fin
What PPM is that? Hanna, Eutech, Truncheon? Also other than EC charts and pH charts which seem to differ a lot, are there any tips to finding good variety of crops to share the same nutrients? I want to grow a nice variety but don't want dozens of different nutrient tanks
I've learned a lot about growing strawberries since I made this video! To try and answer a lot of potential questions, I created a free guide of how to build a hydroponic system for strawberries:
www.simplegreenshydroponics.com/strawberries
Cool Thank You!
I love how far you've come with the Strawberries hydroponically!
0:05 - Really interesting choice to start with root stock instead of seeds. That tip will save me so much time!
I dont understand why ppl thumb down on such a good detailed video and SIMPLE method that works super great! Keep doing this excellent job!
Good video. And yes. I’m growing them for my daughter too
Thank you for posting. I started growing strawberries this year outside and it was my first time ever getting an lots of strawberries. I think I found the perfect place for them to grow. I want to start growing strawberries indoors or when it’s winter. I was also inspired to try growing indoors because we had so many rain this past month a lot of my strawberry plants got sick. I’m excited to start growing strawberries inside
I was planning to plant strawberries using bato bucket system, but now I've decided to use my hydroponic system for that. Thanks for the tips :)
bato is better because strawberries can live a long time
Thanks for posting. I have a hydroponic system and wanted to try strawberries. You have given me hope that I can do this too!
Wow, I loved your video. I don't find videos with such useful information like yours. Thank you. Greetings from Mexico.
Thank you so much for your help. I'm planning to grow strawberries hydroponically.
Thanks mate! Just got my system working, similar to yours, round pipes 4", just 2 x 2 meters now but will expand later on, thinking of 3" pipes then for strawberrys and maybe some herbs.. So much fun, got alot going on now, pak choi, alot of different sallats, strawberrys... Also started 2 kratkys.. Video will come when i got some more to show.. :D
Thank you for showing from start to harvest.
My first attempt was started 2 days ago with strawberries over/in my goldfish aquarium. We'll see how it goes. Thanks for the video. Liked and subbed.
Update?
Update??
Great success with the strawberries! I'm just getting my hydroponics going indoors for the winter and never thought about trying strawberries. Might have to add to my list! Subscribed!
I want to see the baby picking strawberries. That's wonderful you let her snack as she likes in your grow room.. Good dad.
Super helpful video. Thank you. I've been rooting plants in my aquarium for years. Monstera and pathos. I've always wanted to bear fruit though.
I saw an article on the NC State website that explained strawberry flowers may need a little help self pollinating in order to avoid small or malformed fruit. I figured I'd pass on the tip since you've shared so many with all of us.
Great tip. I started pollinating with a paint brush after making this video and I would agree it really helps.
u can also use artificial air which more easier and more efficient such as a blower or fan.
Browning of the tips of leaves can be an indicator for potassium deficiency. But since you are so high with your nutrient levels that is somewhat unlikely. Still, flowering and fruit bearing plants tend to require higher levels of potassium and phosphorous, so you could consider shifting the balance a slight bit into the fruity territory.
But be aware that while over fertilizing is not an issue with most of the nutrients, this is actually possible with too much phosphorous. Yield drops, with too much P.
1000 ppm is really quite high. Half of that or less should be sufficient.
The weird shape is from improper pollination. You gotta shake those flowers a bit or use a qtip. I know they are "Self pollinating" But thats gotta be done when doing them indoors. Not from flower to flower but just each one on its own. Gotta spread that love. Great video
i would do the hard method because i like hard
Thank you so much for the nutrient value recommendation. Saved me another search =)
thanks for your information n very useful for me
That is awesome. Congrats! You have inspired me to try this. I just bought an aero garden.
just found your channel! Definitely trying to grow some strawberries
Wow, this video making me buy a rooted strawberry that having a start from seeds, I did have seeds to germinate but waited for nothing. So I guess i just buy one that is live plants instead. Thank you and God bless
did u freeze them 2 to 4 weeks ?
Malformed berries are the sign of incomplete pollination. Bring some bees there, or pollinate flowers with a soft brush.
Great tip! We started hand pollinating since making this video and I would agree that it works well.
Wow! Thanks. I want ed to try planting strawberries. Hehehe thanks for the tips.
I was wondering why some of my berries looked weird
@@user-gh8wt2zi2nit's because you touch yourself at night.
My pepper plant looks like your strawberries. Curled tight leaves. They wonder why?
I’m definitely going to grow strawberries in my garden room this winter 👍
Are you running super high newts like he is
Great job!
Looks great gonna set something up myself thank you
This was very helpful. Thanks 👍
Thanks!! I was looking around and some scientific papers studied EC levels at 1.5 as being optimum, while you said you're using 0.8.
I ended up trying 1.5 EC by adding table salt...like they suggested in the paper. And it nearly killed all 30 strawberry plants, leaving only the crown barely alive with all the leaves dead. Had to flush the system start again with just the surviving crown :( 600-800ppm seems to be the correct range.
You can use specialized coco substrate grow bags for strawberries where are you from?
Definately will do this
Nice. I have a bunch of really small flowers (like hundreds) on one plant waiting to see if they’ll grow properly. The other plant I have is similar to yours.
Cool! Hopefully the flowers turn into nice berries for you. I'm impressed with how many berries these strawberry plants can kick out.
After you pluck the berries, do you clip/trim the stems the berry was on? or do they just wither and die after a while? Also, do you trim up the roots at all, and how often?
What is your spacing between the strawberries?
It would be nice if you could show us how to prepare the strawberry seedlings for hydrophonics, seedlings in a pot and then transfer or? Kind of confused, please advice
He didn't use seedlings, I believe he bought a root stock
Thanks for the video, what are the growlights you are using?
I am new to hydroponics, so I wonder if the plants need a cold phase, since they bloom when temperature is rising.
Definitely trying this principle in combination with a glasshouse.
They seem to bloom without any special temperature changes, but these are also ever bearing plants.
@@SimpleGreensHydroponics ok, thanks for answer
For your strawberries, do they need to be pollinated?
Great video. Do you get the cobb webs on the leaves? I get lots. Still no fruit. I'm pretty sure my water level dropped and the plants started getting brittle. Added water, hope to save them.
Is it inside a grow tent? Do you shake the plants to pollinate the flowers?
Do the leaves turn yellow before they start browning ?
What's your light schedule and the ppfd please sir..
Very interesting video. Do you need to hand pollinate the flowers to get strawberries?
It's not necessary, but it does improve the size and shape of the berries.
That's a lot of berries!
thx for the info and experience sharing
Another new subscriber, here...my name is Jeff... hopefully you are reachable with questions and the like..I'm moving and want to start hydroponics and such.. I'm in Pennsylvania... been a gardener for many years... time to try something different.. love this video, hence my subscribing, etc... thank you.
Do they need manual pollination ?
Hi, Thanks for the video! I have planted 81 strawberry plants. Please guide me
1. What colour light are you using for strawberry?
2. Is it necessary to cut the base of the cups ?
3. Do the flowers self pollinate? I have been told that my plants are self pollinating, but I am not sure.
Thank you and I look forward for your reply.
1. A full spectrum grow light, this particular one is from Active Grow.
2. The root stock I've gotten always has large roots already so I've found it necessary.
3. They will self-pollinate somewhat, but hand pollination helps the berries to grow larger and have a nice shape.
How long does it take to get strawberries from starting with root stock?
What is your lighting and what distance from plants?
Great channel. I hope you keep uploading hydroponic/growing related videos because they are very informative. I just have one question, though. Which variety of strawberries are those ? I'm trying to find a good variety to grow indoor hydroponically between day-neutral & everbearing ones.
Good question, these are Monterey Strawberries and they are everbearing. I bought them from our local greenhouse this spring.
Really enjoyed your video, just subscribed to your channel.
I am new to hydroponics and the reason i got into it is because of the climate where i am currently living. Dubai UAE is a very hot and humid country most of the year practically from May to November, the sun seems extremely harsh as well with temperatures averaging 45+ degrees Celsius from 10:00am to 20:00pm.
Coming from South Africa, i am use to being able to go to a grocery store a pick up 500g of strawberries for about US$3 and they taste amazing, in the UAE its all imported with prices around US$8 upwards. Tried to grow a few items in my 20m2 garden but only have 5 good months to so, now am into hydroponics and hoping to grow my own.
Any advise on the tool/equipment which you use to measure the PPM and Acidity Level as well as the best type of nutrients, i have a Growing Light but not sure if it will aid in the growing of my strawberries.
Cool! We have quite a bit of info on our website including a page about nutrients. Feel free to contact us through our site if you have more questions:
www.simplegreenshydroponics.com/
Cool, if it’s older leaves that are brown it is possible they are giving up nutrients to the longer growth and dying.
Do you rotate your plants because I am growing mine in a pot with soil inside and I hear it is supposed to be good for the plant even though I am really new to growing strawberries
Did I miss what nutrients you are using? how far is light above plants?
Which variant is that? Also are everbearing ones better than the day-neutral ones?
good to french.thanks
What system are you using?
What kind of solution are you using , I'm a newbie.
I want to start an indoors aquaponic system for vegetables...
May I ask what you use to measure nutrition in the water? Thank you
Are you still growing Strawberries? I bought a bunch last year and they did ok at first but all died but I always kept my ppm between 1200-1300 or 2.1-2.2ecm. I guess that is the reason why so I'll try again. I have some June Berries so I'm curious to see if I can get them to produce all year by adjusting the light and timer. I researched that June Berries stop producing when the days get longer so if I keep the grow lights no more than 6-8 hours/day. I hear it might work. Let me know if you have learned anything new since this video. Thanks a lot!
Yes, I have learned quite a bit about strawberries since making this video. My latest video (link below) shows my current strawberry system. I am working on some more videos related to strawberries as well.
th-cam.com/video/zQWE1I3i-9g/w-d-xo.html
How do you measure to know how much solution to use for strawberries ?
Hello, how high are the lights from the plant?
What nutrient do you use? Please make a video on preparing nutrient.
hi did you encountered the browning/rotting of roots problem?
How long would you suggest trimming flower buds and runners while the starters grow?
Have you thought of any good methods for allowing runners to root in order to create new plants?
I trim runners the whole time unless I'm trying to start new plants. I've gotten new plants to start by keeping the base of the runner in water.
At this point I don't trim the flowers anymore as I haven't found it necessary.
Did you need to polinate them or do they take care of themselves?
What is your nutrient mix for strawberries whst type of light are you using? T5s?
Did you have to hand-pollinate them?
Is it possible to grow using normal fertilizer, plz inform me,
should you give them different strength of nutrient solution when they start to flower? they will be needing diff amount of NPK as compared to lettuce..TIA
How many kgs of strawberries would you say you got per plant per year?
Hello, I bought your course but you didn't teach how to measure ppm (nutrients). and taking the opportunity, I would like to ask how to pollinate strawberries.
Thank you.
To measure ppm I use a little TDS meter and dip the probe into the nutrient solution until it gives a reading. To pollinate strawberries, a small paintbrush works well.
How long did these bear before you had to replace them?
Thank you for sharing! There's a lot of foliage and fruits. How can you measure the ppm?
We use a cheap digital meter to measure TDS. I also have one hooked up to a Raspberry Pi doing constant monitoring, though not necessary.
Trying to find out the exact details what you have shown. I really relate it to my queries. No doubt I subscribed looking for more details and how to go further. Lots of thanks from India. I have one query though, does it require to maintain any certain temperature?
I have the system in my home so it stays 65-75 degrees F and the strawberries do well.
@@SimpleGreensHydroponics thanks a lot. A lot to learn from you
Thanks for this video. I was wondering, how long will a plant continue to produce fruits before you have to start a new one?
Several months at least
Very informative video. But I am curious about one thing. When we plant the runners in soil, they make new shoots and gift you with more runners. Is this possible in hydroponic system? It will be very profitable to get new plants from the old ones. Any ideas appreciated 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Yes its possible and we did exactly that! However its a little more difficult than soil because you have to pin the runner inside a net cup to keep it moist as it develops roots.
@@SimpleGreensHydroponics I found in this system(built using your course thanks!) But I use the rapid rooter seed pods to plant the runners. I'll put one in a net cup, then use jute cord or something like that to tie the runner down to the cup, and touching the rapid rooter pod, works quite well!
@@SimpleGreensHydroponics What’s s runner ? And what nutrients do you use ?? I have masterblend with nitrate, and Epsom salt. Will this work, or what should I use to get the correct amounts of nutrients of phosphorus, nitrogen….etc., do you have a video on nutrients and when and how much to apply ?? Thanks !! ; )
How do you pollinate them if they are indoors?
Hi.... really liked ur information video... can u tell me do I have to keep the water pump on all the time?
Not necessarily, though keeping it on helps deliver nutrients and oxygen.
What grow lights can be used, can we use t5 tube
I have hydroponic strawberries (growing in something similar to an Aero garden). The plant appears healthy and strawberries are growing but then are mushy as soon as they turn red. Any idea how to fix this? Thank you
Hi curious to find out what is the temperature of your indoor set up and do you control ph and other factors other than nutrient levels?
The indoor air temp is around 75 F in the summer and closer to 65 F in the winter. We do a keep an eye on pH but regular nutrient changes generally keeps it between 6.0 and 6.5.
@@SimpleGreensHydroponics Would Stawberries grow well in temperature between 77 and 84F?
How are you pollination the berries?
Since you are an engineer; I offer you a challenge. Find a way to grow root vegetables in a home system. Currently, the only systems I have seen are huge and challenging.
That would be a challenge! I may give it a try someday soon.
Hi how many hours do keep the grow lights on?
Gorgeous I wish I had the brain power to do that!
I was just wondering if you have them in perfect conditions and you supply them with light nutrients and water how long do they live?
Will they supply you with berries for as long as you supply them with these 3 things?
So far the limiting factor I've found is the plant roots growing too large, but I'm still doing real-world research.
do indoor strawberry plants every need a "break" to rest or will these keep producing forever as long as you give it lights and nutrients? If they do need a break, what do you do with them and for how long until you can put them back into the hydroponic solution
I've had them 6 months and they are still producing but from what I've read they will need a break at some point. I'm working on starting new plants from runners to be ready to go once these plants are done but I'm not sure yet what I'll do with the old plants.
@@SimpleGreensHydroponics Are they still going now?
@@SimpleGreensHydroponics why not sell them to the farm you have bought?
Do you measure your source water tds and ph before adding nutrients?
Yes, though not every time since we know the normal pH and TDS of our tap water. Our rainwater is neutral.
Thanks for sharing your experience. Are you using the Kratky method? Do you use aeroponics? What's your lamp and DLI for strawberry growth? Congrats for achieving some beautiful berrys.
Thank you! Our system is a hybrid between NFT and DWC since there's always water flowing through it but it's deeper than a nutrient film. We do not use aeroponics at this time. We use Active Grow T5 LED lights and the DLI is somewhere around 15 just based on our lighting specs. Check out our website for more details!
Hey there. How have your strawberries been holding up? I'm doing a hydroponic indoor system as well, but mine is vertical. Loved the video!
Are you fertilizing these or do they self fertilize?
what sort did you use '?
im sure its mentioned but i didnt catch on to it lol :D
Hi what light specturm do u use for strawberry ?
hey, first of all great video. I try to get into hydroponics so maybe you can help me out with the timings of the light source (how long you turn the lights on/off), also I am interested if you can harvest strawberries all year around since you are growing them indoors.
appreciate fin
Yes, you can definitely harvest all year round if you have the right setup. Light is on 14 hours a day. Check out our video on lighting for more info.
@@SimpleGreensHydroponics thanks
What PPM is that? Hanna, Eutech, Truncheon?
Also other than EC charts and pH charts which seem to differ a lot, are there any tips to finding good variety of crops to share the same nutrients?
I want to grow a nice variety but don't want dozens of different nutrient tanks
Amazing, do you know what the ideal water temp should be?
I shoot for 60-70 deg F. Warmer than that can make things nicer for root rot.
what light spectrum is required?
What about the light cycle? How long On & Off?
You use LED Lights?
What’s the best temperature and humidity?
And PH level
I love your video thank you! I just wanted to ask how many hours of light do you give your strawberry plants?
Right now our lights run 14 hours per day.
@@SimpleGreensHydroponics Thank you for your reply!