Being able to grow food and be just that little bit more self reliant is one of the most freeing and independent things a person can do. And experimenting with different crops, grow methods, and every thing around the "hobby" is one of the most fun things a person can do.
I’m back 5 months later just to see how awesome this still is! I’m joining an aquaponics program at my community college this fall and will bring this knowledge with me. Will credit you and share your channel with my cohort. Keep growing! Thank you for the inspiration🔥
If you want to see if I’m just BSing, try the food coloring test. Or the laser backscatter test. True nano bubbles can be seen by shining a laser through the water. It only works after you let all micro bubbles dissipate, leaving only true nano bubbles. With the food color test, you put two glasses of water, one with bubbles and one without, amd drop one drop of food coloring in each. The one with actual nano bubbles with dissipate the dye throughout the water quickly, while non bubble water will have a small plume that doesn’t spread out as much.
Hopefully this will clear up some of the confusion about the oxygen needs of plants. Plants combine Carbon Dioxide, water and sunlight in a process called photosynthesis. This process allows plants to create sugars and as a byproduct of photosynthesis plants release oxygen. During the day a plant produces all the oxygen that is needed by the plant. The roots which are typically underground are not capable of photosynthesis and require oxygen to perform their functions. At night when photosynthesis is not occurring and oxygen is not being produced by the plant, plant root cells may become deficient in oxygen and die particularly when the roots are in standing water that has low levels of dissolved oxygen. These root cells basically "drown". This is why gardeners add perlite to the soil, so that the soil will be well draining allowing air(oxygen) to get to the roots. In hydroponics and aquaponics increasing the dissolved oxygen in the water keeps the roots from drowning despite being submerged in water 24/7. High levels of dissolved oxygen don't just keep the roots from drowning, it allows them to function at maximum capacity significantly increasing the potential growth rate of the plant assuming all other needs of the plant are ideal. Also many plant pathogens are anaerobic meaning that they do best in environments without oxygen or very low levels of oxygen. By increasing the dissolved oxygen you create an environment that is either very hostile or fatal to a host of plant pathogens.
this text from a scientific research paper brought me here: Many known cancer treatment methods rely on oxygen and/or ozone cancer treatment by gas and by liquid have demonstrated varying degree of successes. A new innovative approach is being applied relying on nano bubble water with high oxygenated level up to 15 to 20 ppm. Normal dissolved oxygen in water seldom exceed 10 ppm. Dissolved oxygen exceeding 10 ppm is in the form activated oxygen (inside nano bubbles) which has ORP value of +2.5V. Nano bubbles can penetrate all types of human membrane and provide oxygen into cancer cells which will cause cell death while healthy cells will prosper. These nano bubble will contain beneficial levels of dissolved nano nitric oxide which will enlarge bood vessels serrounding the cancer cell clusters which speed up the cure. In combination with fasting (no food intake except water) for 14 days, the human body will conduct self detoxification processes and expell toxins out through urine and excretion. Excretion will stop after 2 to 3 days of fasting. These samples analysis yielded various environmental, growth hormones, pesticides and antibiotics residues.
@@togetherwegrow8340 Thanks, nano bubbles are great for plants but it is also good for us to drink, I was reading that most diseases are caused by poor oxygen metabolism and oxygen malabsorption, drinking it may promote health and save lives, I just found this one: Evaluation of antitumor effect of oxygen nanobubble water on breast cancer-bearing BALB/c mice: It is concluded that drinking ONB water has potential to inhibit tumor growth, however more preclinical and proof-of-concept studies are needed to confirm its safety and therapeutic effect. I need it quickly, I'm also looking into oxy nanobubbles with ozone, because ozone dissolved in water helps re-optimize oxygen metabolism even more.
hi charles! i'm new to your channel..i am researching as much as i could regarding self sufficiency and sustainability..which brings me here.. first off, i must say that i am amazed by the system that you've developed given that you are farming in the desert..your method of growing is smart, closer to nature's process and with lesser effort than those that i've seen..that is real impressive man! hats off to you.. 👏👏👏👏 with that said..your technique in producing nanobubbles is by far the least expensive that i've seen and as far as i can tell is working great..i am extremely interested in the application of this technique to your ibc and your method of breeding the tilapias.. idk if you've created a video about this on your patreon, but if you can make a detailed video (or videos) on how you installed the nanobubbles system to your larger ibc and how you go about breeding your tilapias that will be extremely appreciated.. more power to your channel and much love from the philippines! #TogetherWeGrow ❤️🇵🇭🐟🥬
@@togetherwegrow8340 that’s so awesome! This technology is used in dog grooming (high end) with dissolved CO2 tablets. Basically it cleans out pores and can resolve even the most stubborn and difficult skin conditions. I’m disabled and want to have it to make things easier for me. I’m stuck between doing a DIY or buying a micro bubble generating machine from China. I did find one machine that doesn’t use any electricity but I’ve no idea how to build one, they’re like $4k and that’s not in the budget.
The thing I don't understand, is why existing the bucket with the hose, with uniseals and fittings how does that pressurize the water? Also does direct contact to the magnet affect any better, than threw the bucket? I take it you have also seen the carbon ceramic nozzle creating nanobubbles, yet no such nozzle for ssle. Time to read up on ferrous magnetic and nanobubbles!
@@togetherwegrow8340 if you don't mind me asking where did you get your tilapia? I'm having a hard time searching where to buy anything for farming. Maybe I'm not using the correct terms.
Im tracking the smaller diameter bubbles but I dont follow the 15% to 85% delta in composition you mentioned. You're pulling ambient air and depositing it in solution. The composition of the bubbles would remain the same, the diameter would change. Unless you're claiming the magnet is somehow separating the ambient air into its constituent parts somehow. What science are you referring to that describes this effect? References that I could read up on?
Hi David. Oxygen is paramagnetic, meaning it reacts to magnetism. UV/ photons/ light enable the transfer and generation of magnetism. This is why the best effect with nano bubbles is achieved during the daylight (as we suggested above). The UV from the sun helps enable a photon protection mechanism, meaning more ROS tolerance=more growth and development. The magnetism also increases PAR (photon absorption rate) = more photons (light) can be absorbed and converted into photosynthesis. This= more nutrient sense for, tastier, crisper, and bigger.
One of my biggest problems is finding good components to work with. Either they’re really cheap junk ($5) or fairly expensive ($90+). What’s your recommendation on pumps that work for you, and would you consider putting a sponsor/affiliate link?
Hi Hunam that's a great question. I truly don't have a preference for a brand and I try and get as much bang for the buck as I can. I'm like you as well, I try and find a middle priced pump and I rely highly on reviews.
Is the magnet really necessary ?? Maybe the tiny bubbles are formed by simply hitting the bottom of the bucket and has nothing to do with the magnet. Oxygen and water are paramagnetic but it would need a far more powerful magnet to have any effect on them than a ferrous magnet can provide.
If there's a way to get the bubbles to pop, it would add more oxygen. It's all about Dissolved Oxygen. I was thinking that one of those foam fabric covers for airstones might help as it would cause the bubbles to pile up inside and burst?
This video is AMAZING !!! At first, I was sceptical about the magnet because I thought there's no way oxygen is attracted by a magnet. But actually, it is. The "level" af attractivness is low (paramagnetism) so if I'm understading it right, the attractivness and size of the magnet matters. Did you try different magnets? Also, O2 in waters tends to increase the pH, was it different (better or worse) with this system? Thank you for making this video, I believe it's a game changer !!
how effective is that magnet on the air bubbles. Is it really affecting the size and distribution of oxygen in the water? Is there a way to test / quantify the effects of this?
Hi all :) Oxygen is paramagnetic, meaning it reacts to magnetism. UV/ photons/ light enable the transfer and generation of magnetism. This is why the best effect with nano bubbles is achieved during the daylight (as we suggested above). The UV from the sun helps enable a photon protection mechanism, meaning more ROS tolerance=more growth and development.
Are you worried about PH? I grow cannabis in coco/perlite and stay at 5.8 at all times. When I cut clones I may go to 5.6 when rooting. I have a nutrient line that has what’s called “ph perfect” technology. It does keep me at 5.8 after adding nutrients. That is as long as I use RO water that is at 6.5-6.8.
@@togetherwegrow8340 is there a ph level to high or low for a rhizosphere? I use mammothP and recharge a both products are full of beneficial bacteria and microbes. Coco isn’t the best place for them but I have seen a better nutrient uptake.
Run with downward elbow with and without magnet. I’m thinking the elbow is helping to spread out the Venturi bubbles making them appear different than without the elbow.
I just found your site and this video is very packed with a lot of science. I am really impressed! I've been working with a fellow professor on some hydroponic tests lately and I've introduced the use of bubbling browns gas (separated water molecules - 33% oxygen, 66% hydrogen gas) on our plants. I am going to build this bucket system that you have and use BG, instead of atmospheric air, for the water pump. If you can get a hold of a BG generator, or even a hydrogen generator, I think that you will find that you can increase your yield by x2 or more. We should communicate/talk some time. Your bucket system is what I've been looking for for months because it much simpler and less inexpensive than the other Asian nanobubble systems. Let me know if you'd like to talk and we can exchange ideas. Thank you!
@@togetherwegrow8340 I have a big question for you on building one of these venturri nanobubblers. Where can I get those black 90 degree nozzles that you have on your video here? Do you have a link or a website or amazon title that I can look up. My local hardware store doesn't have them and I can't find a correct key word search for them. If I can find them, I'll build this system within a week. A couple of other things about myself: I raised tilapia several years back in Utah for a few years. I had property with a geothermal water well and used greenhouses so everything kept nice and war in the winter. (Mossambique and Hornorum strains of fish) I learned from a guy in Florida how to breed them, raise them and harvest them. He was also dabbling into high oxygen systems as well. On another related note, I also built a couple of browns gas generators last year. That is what makes your channel so interesting to me. You have about 3 topic areas that I have worked with exclusively. (Oh yeah, and you don't curse...way cool man!) Anyway, any help on the nozzles would be greatly appreciated.
Did you measure the dissolved oxygen level increase with nanobubble? I am wondering how much did it increase. Also, do you have gap in between the output nozzle and the bottom of the bucket, or it is contacting the bottom ? Thanks for your video !!!
hey, i am on the quest for Nanobubbles as well (eg. i ordered a water tap from japan (not cheap), seems to work just need a laser now to proof) But back to your method are u sure these are nanobubbles? Nanobubbles (100-1000 nm) are invisible to the eye but you can see them with a Laser. If there are indeed nanobubbles, is there any paper on this method with magnets? (and if, does it matter what kind of magnet?) If you adressed any of this on your patron, let me know then i will check this out.
Nice... How long is the Oxygen lasting. I'm just reallllly curious to know if this is really nanobubbles or microbubbles... What do you think? Great video bro.
My friend to be able to see nanobubbles either you have to be a falcon or to use a laser everything else you can see is micro and macro size. Please bare in mind that in next video you use that laser and a seethrough buket. Micro and macro will be there for 30 min max.
I built a slightly simpler model of what you have here in this video and I tested the water with a laser before and after. You can see the beam in the water after running this system. I also use the laser to test my machine that makes colloidal silver with electrolysis. I would really like to see how much oxygen is in the water with a O2 meter. Very cool stuff, my brother!
@kevinb1594 hi Kevin, I hope you watch the follow up videos. You'll see many corrections were made, especially the term nano bubbles. It was corrected years ago.
I appreciate these questions. 1. I believe it concentrates the force of the compressed oxygen molecules against a grounding Magnetic source . You'll know which side points "up". From polar pull and the best secret. It comes with glue attached but a touch of "instaglue" works.
Also using an ozone generator directly ported into the air intake may create a more concentrated oxygen than previously thought possible. I'm wondering how much h oxygen is too much🤔
I appreciate your views, but before you keep posting, read/ watch the correction videos. Lol. This is an old video, my friend, I'm glad to have you here.
Being able to grow food and be just that little bit more self reliant is one of the most freeing and independent things a person can do. And experimenting with different crops, grow methods, and every thing around the "hobby" is one of the most fun things a person can do.
Absolutely fam!!
I’m back 5 months later just to see how awesome this still is! I’m joining an aquaponics program at my community college this fall and will bring this knowledge with me. Will credit you and share your channel with my cohort. Keep growing! Thank you for the inspiration🔥
I'm working on an updated version as I type :)
@@togetherwegrow8340 Can you give me a link to the updated version and do you sell the kit? thanks
If you want to see if I’m just BSing, try the food coloring test. Or the laser backscatter test. True nano bubbles can be seen by shining a laser through the water. It only works after you let all micro bubbles dissipate, leaving only true nano bubbles. With the food color test, you put two glasses of water, one with bubbles and one without, amd drop one drop of food coloring in each. The one with actual nano bubbles with dissipate the dye throughout the water quickly, while non bubble water will have a small plume that doesn’t spread out as much.
I really appreciate your energy :)
I hope you enjoy the videos
Hopefully this will clear up some of the confusion about the oxygen needs of plants. Plants combine Carbon Dioxide, water and sunlight in a process called photosynthesis. This process allows plants to create sugars and as a byproduct of photosynthesis plants release oxygen. During the day a plant produces all the oxygen that is needed by the plant. The roots which are typically underground are not capable of photosynthesis and require oxygen to perform their functions. At night when photosynthesis is not occurring and oxygen is not being produced by the plant, plant root cells may become deficient in oxygen and die particularly when the roots are in standing water that has low levels of dissolved oxygen. These root cells basically "drown". This is why gardeners add perlite to the soil, so that the soil will be well draining allowing air(oxygen) to get to the roots. In hydroponics and aquaponics increasing the dissolved oxygen in the water keeps the roots from drowning despite being submerged in water 24/7. High levels of dissolved oxygen don't just keep the roots from drowning, it allows them to function at maximum capacity significantly increasing the potential growth rate of the plant assuming all other needs of the plant are ideal. Also many plant pathogens are anaerobic meaning that they do best in environments without oxygen or very low levels of oxygen. By increasing the dissolved oxygen you create an environment that is either very hostile or fatal to a host of plant pathogens.
I'm sorta mad I'm just seeing this!
Thankyou for sharing this appreciate your time putting this on here for everyone thanks growmie
My pleasure fam!
You are simply genius.
Much appreciated my friend!
Love it! Love the magnet idea.
Thank you! 😊
found it! love the passion you present with! still dont know anything about the brownian motion much...
this text from a scientific research paper brought me here:
Many known cancer treatment methods rely on oxygen and/or ozone cancer treatment by gas and by liquid have demonstrated varying degree of successes. A new innovative approach is being applied relying on nano bubble water with high oxygenated level up to 15 to 20 ppm. Normal dissolved oxygen in water seldom exceed 10 ppm. Dissolved oxygen exceeding 10 ppm is in the form activated oxygen (inside nano bubbles) which has ORP value of +2.5V. Nano bubbles can penetrate all types of human membrane and provide oxygen into cancer cells which will cause cell death while healthy cells will prosper. These nano bubble will contain beneficial levels of dissolved nano nitric oxide which will enlarge bood vessels serrounding the cancer cell clusters which speed up the cure. In combination with fasting (no food intake except water) for 14 days, the human body will conduct self detoxification processes and expell toxins out through urine and excretion. Excretion will stop after 2 to 3 days of fasting. These samples analysis yielded various environmental, growth hormones, pesticides and antibiotics residues.
Holy cow! Thanks, Alan. I appreciate you fam
@@togetherwegrow8340 Thanks, nano bubbles are great for plants but it is also good for us to drink, I was reading that most diseases are caused by poor oxygen metabolism and oxygen malabsorption, drinking it may promote health and save lives, I just found this one:
Evaluation of antitumor effect of oxygen nanobubble water on breast cancer-bearing BALB/c mice:
It is concluded that drinking ONB water has potential to inhibit tumor growth, however more preclinical and proof-of-concept studies are needed to confirm its safety and therapeutic effect.
I need it quickly, I'm also looking into oxy nanobubbles with ozone, because ozone dissolved in water helps re-optimize oxygen metabolism even more.
The nano bubbles seem to replicate mother nature, thats what it looks like in the stream, creek. Thanks for sharing
Hi I'm new.😄
I love the message, content, inspiration and passion on this channel. Thank you so much!
Hi Christie. It's a joy to have you!!
Going to follow for sure. You are very cool
hi charles! i'm new to your channel..i am researching as much as i could regarding self sufficiency and sustainability..which brings me here..
first off, i must say that i am amazed by the system that you've developed given that you are farming in the desert..your method of growing is smart, closer to nature's process and with lesser effort than those that i've seen..that is real impressive man! hats off to you.. 👏👏👏👏
with that said..your technique in producing nanobubbles is by far the least expensive that i've seen and as far as i can tell is working great..i am extremely interested in the application of this technique to your ibc and your method of breeding the tilapias..
idk if you've created a video about this on your patreon, but if you can make a detailed video (or videos) on how you installed the nanobubbles system to your larger ibc and how you go about breeding your tilapias that will be extremely appreciated..
more power to your channel and much love from the philippines!
#TogetherWeGrow
❤️🇵🇭🐟🥬
Hi and thanks for stopping thru. I'll be making such a video on thebricktv.com. The home of all of our new content :)
Keep it coming 🤗
I need to build one but not for my hydroponics setup. It’s a miracle for skin issues.
Wow! I actually use a modified version to clean things :)
@@togetherwegrow8340 that’s so awesome! This technology is used in dog grooming (high end) with dissolved CO2 tablets. Basically it cleans out pores and can resolve even the most stubborn and difficult skin conditions. I’m disabled and want to have it to make things easier for me. I’m stuck between doing a DIY or buying a micro bubble generating machine from China. I did find one machine that doesn’t use any electricity but I’ve no idea how to build one, they’re like $4k and that’s not in the budget.
@@togetherwegrow8340 Could it be used with a washing machine to clean clothes with less soap?
Fascinating true science
The thing I don't understand, is why existing the bucket with the hose, with uniseals and fittings how does that pressurize the water? Also does direct contact to the magnet affect any better, than threw the bucket? I take it you have also seen the carbon ceramic nozzle creating nanobubbles, yet no such nozzle for ssle. Time to read up on ferrous magnetic and nanobubbles!
Hi there great work with the channel. Could you tell me what magnet I need to try this out please.
Awesome!!
Thanks!
You are appreciated fam!
@@togetherwegrow8340 if you don't mind me asking where did you get your tilapia? I'm having a hard time searching where to buy anything for farming.
Maybe I'm not using the correct terms.
Thank you
No probs Michael :)
Im tracking the smaller diameter bubbles but I dont follow the 15% to 85% delta in composition you mentioned. You're pulling ambient air and depositing it in solution. The composition of the bubbles would remain the same, the diameter would change. Unless you're claiming the magnet is somehow separating the ambient air into its constituent parts somehow. What science are you referring to that describes this effect? References that I could read up on?
Hi David.
Oxygen is paramagnetic, meaning it reacts to magnetism. UV/ photons/ light enable the transfer and generation of magnetism. This is why the best effect with nano bubbles is achieved during the daylight (as we suggested above). The UV from the sun helps enable a photon protection mechanism, meaning more ROS tolerance=more growth and development.
The magnetism also increases PAR (photon absorption rate) = more photons (light) can be absorbed and converted into photosynthesis. This= more nutrient sense for, tastier, crisper, and bigger.
Also, you won’t raise DO with any bubbles beyond natural maturation at 100% without concentrated oxygen.
Saturation. It won’t let me edit
Are you familiar with oxygen and its paramagnetic capabilities?
One of my biggest problems is finding good components to work with. Either they’re really cheap junk ($5) or fairly expensive ($90+). What’s your recommendation on pumps that work for you, and would you consider putting a sponsor/affiliate link?
Hi Hunam that's a great question. I truly don't have a preference for a brand and I try and get as much bang for the buck as I can. I'm like you as well, I try and find a middle priced pump and I rely highly on reviews.
Good work man
Much appreciated fam!
Is the magnet really necessary ?? Maybe the tiny bubbles are formed by simply hitting the bottom of the bucket and has nothing to do with the magnet. Oxygen and water are paramagnetic but it would need a far more powerful magnet to have any effect on them than a ferrous magnet can provide.
The science is explained. The magnet is necessary.
@@togetherwegrow8340
Have you ever tried it without the magnet by any chance?
What are you using to keep a good seal around the hoses in the bucket?
Just the rubber grommets
This is dope , I'm trying to keep up, would you have a step by step guide. I need to become a patreon!
This means the world to me. Thank you so much fam! I'm working on tutorial videos atm
If there's a way to get the bubbles to pop, it would add more oxygen. It's all about Dissolved Oxygen. I was thinking that one of those foam fabric covers for airstones might help as it would cause the bubbles to pile up inside and burst?
Hmmm.. Not bad at all, my friend!
This video is AMAZING !!! At first, I was sceptical about the magnet because I thought there's no way oxygen is attracted by a magnet. But actually, it is. The "level" af attractivness is low (paramagnetism) so if I'm understading it right, the attractivness and size of the magnet matters. Did you try different magnets? Also, O2 in waters tends to increase the pH, was it different (better or worse) with this system? Thank you for making this video, I believe it's a game changer !!
how effective is that magnet on the air bubbles. Is it really affecting the size and distribution of oxygen in the water? Is there a way to test / quantify the effects of this?
Hi all :)
Oxygen is paramagnetic, meaning it reacts to magnetism. UV/ photons/ light enable the transfer and generation of magnetism. This is why the best effect with nano bubbles is achieved during the daylight (as we suggested above). The UV from the sun helps enable a photon protection mechanism, meaning more ROS tolerance=more growth and development.
amazng !!!!
Thanks fam
Are you worried about PH? I grow cannabis in coco/perlite and stay at 5.8 at all times. When I cut clones I may go to 5.6 when rooting. I have a nutrient line that has what’s called “ph perfect” technology. It does keep me at 5.8 after adding nutrients. That is as long as I use RO water that is at 6.5-6.8.
There are many levels to this for me fam. I grow nutritional, mycelium level and medical. The truth is. If it works for your and society run with it.
@@togetherwegrow8340 is there a ph level to high or low for a rhizosphere? I use mammothP and recharge a both products are full of beneficial bacteria and microbes. Coco isn’t the best place for them but I have seen a better nutrient uptake.
@@togetherwegrow8340 I said up for Patreon. I’m so happy to be part of this experience. Ever since I saw you on that program that featured you.
Ha.
What does the magnet do? We don't normally think of water or air as magnetic
Hi! Great question. Oxygen in the air, is paramagnetic
What's the point of the magnet on the bucket ???
Hi Steven, great question. Oxygen is paramagnetic. Check out the newer videos for more :)
Run with downward elbow with and without magnet. I’m thinking the elbow is helping to spread out the Venturi bubbles making them appear different than without the elbow.
Great idea Corey. Thanks!
Cheers, otherwise it’s hard to believe the “science.”
Hi @@corey688 , I actually DID cross experiments in earlier videos. Check em out my friend
What's the purpose of the magnetic? Does it help make nanobubbles? Very interesting.
Hi Tom, they sure do
I just found your site and this video is very packed with a lot of science. I am really impressed! I've been working with a fellow professor on some hydroponic tests lately and I've introduced the use of bubbling browns gas (separated water molecules - 33% oxygen, 66% hydrogen gas) on our plants. I am going to build this bucket system that you have and use BG, instead of atmospheric air, for the water pump. If you can get a hold of a BG generator, or even a hydrogen generator, I think that you will find that you can increase your yield by x2 or more. We should communicate/talk some time. Your bucket system is what I've been looking for for months because it much simpler and less inexpensive than the other Asian nanobubble systems. Let me know if you'd like to talk and we can exchange ideas. Thank you!
Hi Brian, thanks my man. I'm actually looking for one!
@@togetherwegrow8340 I have a big question for you on building one of these venturri nanobubblers. Where can I get those black 90 degree nozzles that you have on your video here? Do you have a link or a website or amazon title that I can look up. My local hardware store doesn't have them and I can't find a correct key word search for them. If I can find them, I'll build this system within a week. A couple of other things about myself: I raised tilapia several years back in Utah for a few years. I had property with a geothermal water well and used greenhouses so everything kept nice and war in the winter. (Mossambique and Hornorum strains of fish) I learned from a guy in Florida how to breed them, raise them and harvest them. He was also dabbling into high oxygen systems as well. On another related note, I also built a couple of browns gas generators last year. That is what makes your channel so interesting to me. You have about 3 topic areas that I have worked with exclusively. (Oh yeah, and you don't curse...way cool man!) Anyway, any help on the nozzles would be greatly appreciated.
@@hurrahforisrael please email me your # @charles@togetherwegrowaz.com
What is BG?
@@stingingmetal9648 Brown's gas.
I have the current USA dc water pump the big 3170gph and always been scared to run a venturi threw the impeller. Read could break the blades.
Hi Tom. If possible use a much smaller pump to separately run the venturi effect with. It doesn't take a lot of power my friend.
Hi Charles, I dunno if it's just on my end but the Patreon link's broken when I clicked it.
Oh no. I'm on it!
Workshop video!
My man!!!!
Did you measure the dissolved oxygen level increase with nanobubble? I am wondering how much did it increase. Also, do you have gap in between the output nozzle and the bottom of the bucket, or it is contacting the bottom ? Thanks for your video !!!
Hi my friend. I'm finishing up a brand new video regarding the bubbles :)
hey, i am on the quest for Nanobubbles as well (eg. i ordered a water tap from japan (not cheap), seems to work just need a laser now to proof) But back to your method are u sure these are nanobubbles? Nanobubbles (100-1000 nm) are invisible to the eye but you can see them with a Laser. If there are indeed nanobubbles, is there any paper on this method with magnets? (and if, does it matter what kind of magnet?) If you adressed any of this on your patron, let me know then i will check this out.
Hi. I addressed it in a later video :)
@@togetherwegrow8340 which video did you address it in?
Nice... How long is the Oxygen lasting. I'm just reallllly curious to know if this is really nanobubbles or microbubbles... What do you think? Great video bro.
Hi Nick, I'm actually working on a new video about it!
Wow momenr bruh!! Woohh
Wait until you see the updated video!!
My friend to be able to see nanobubbles either you have to be a falcon or to use a laser everything else you can see is micro and macro size. Please bare in mind that in next video you use that laser and a seethrough buket. Micro and macro will be there for 30 min max.
I keep meaning to say see the visible micro bubbles. I appreciate you taking the time. Good call.
I built a slightly simpler model of what you have here in this video and I tested the water with a laser before and after. You can see the beam in the water after running this system. I also use the laser to test my machine that makes colloidal silver with electrolysis. I would really like to see how much oxygen is in the water with a O2 meter. Very cool stuff, my brother!
If I make this setup and use the oxygenated water w nano bubbles to water the plants … will they get the much needed health boost ??
Hi Arun. They'll get a much needed oxygen boost as well as better dissolved nutrients
Why do you use the magnet?
Hi abs pardon the delayed response. It creates a "grounding effect" to help disperse and breakdown the oxygen bubbles.
You need an oxygen meter to see how efficient it is compared to control. Expensive though.
And that's why I don't need one :)
Would using a electromagnet make any difference?
Interesting. I'm not sure of the paramagnetic effect an electro magnet would have. This would make for fun research :)
@@togetherwegrow8340 Were you able to do the laser backscattering test to ensure you're actually producing nano bubbles and not micro bubbles?
@kevinb1594 hi Kevin, I hope you watch the follow up videos. You'll see many corrections were made, especially the term nano bubbles. It was corrected years ago.
Do you add any nutrients into the water?
For hydroponics, yes, for aquaponics, the fish provide the nutrients.
Yes and yes fam. Good correction ;)
Only master blend
Great video! What does the magnet actually do? And does it matter which way you attach it? And what did you attach it with? Thanks!!
And no - I'm not THAT Kevin Hart.... :D
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I appreciate these questions.
1. I believe it concentrates the force of the compressed oxygen molecules against a grounding Magnetic source . You'll know which side points "up". From polar pull and the best secret. It comes with glue attached but a touch of "instaglue" works.
@@togetherwegrow8340 You should test the valve but with and without the magnet to see if there is really any difference. Isolate variables
@@vbbartlett Not a bad idea for a video
Would this be a good way to provide oxygen for fish as well?
Sure would. It's what we use in our fish tank
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Right on fam. I know it's nerdy but it's necessary
A man hi I’m in Phoenix what’s your sunscreen % please thank you
45% during the hottest time of the year neighbor :)
Would you mind sharing the science or link to studies that explain the magnets role in helping create the smaller bubbles?
Coming up my friend!
Would you say this water would be effective as an IPM spray? Pests hate oxygen 😤
...I hardly ever get stumped lol..
Cudos my friend. This is a new idea/ concept
Active Aqua also make water pumps that injection air into it. I'd like to work with you on tweaking the bucket if that's okay.
Also using an ozone generator directly ported into the air intake may create a more concentrated oxygen than previously thought possible. I'm wondering how much h oxygen is too much🤔
Not true nanobubbles. You need an actual nanobubble generator or you must make micro bubbles. Nanobubbles are not visible to the naked eye.
I appreciate your views, but before you keep posting, read/ watch the correction videos. Lol.
This is an old video, my friend, I'm glad to have you here.