Everything looks great Devon and Katy! Love the updates. It is nice to know that someone else is doing a lot of the same work every day that we do. Sometimes you can feel like you are on an island in this kind of work. This (hydroponic growing) is still relatively new. I have personally run into things that nobody has even heard of and have had to come up with my own solutions. It's really nice to find folks like yourself to bounce ideas off of! Take care and God Bless you and your families. Chuck & Darlene
Thank you! Glad to hear it, and I agree. I know there are times when Katy is up at 4:30 and not done until 7 or 8. I'm sure you guys have those days too. Hope you have a nice evening and God bless. -Devon
Yay for fresh green beans 🎉 how awesome. I only had survived of green beans out of three when i had to transfer hydroponic systems. And excitedly I found a green been on it today. It’s finally starting to produce while the rest of the plants are starting to finally take off and start looking like growing plants. I put the tomatoes and basil in the same five gallon together and left everything else together in the bigger system and it’s doing great. I have to change the water tomorrow and add more nutrients and so excited for this growth in the hydroponics and just gardening overall. It always makes me ready to do more when there is any success as it just keeps a natural motivation to keep watching them keep growing. Thanks for another great video and update. Can’t wait to see the flowers bloom also
That's pretty good! I've killed some beans in my garden before and always have issues with ants eating the seeds before they sprout, so I'm excited to get some from the greenhouse. You'll have to let me know how your tomatoes and basil do in the same bucket. We usually have the tomatoes on the vine formula, and the basil on the lettuce formula, but haven't experimented giving the basil any thing else. Hope you have a lovely weekend! -Devon
Just found your channel - it's GREAT, thank you! I did the same thing with cucumber starts. They were just about ready for transplant. When I discovered my mistake, those cuc's where poorly - way wilted flat. My heart sunk to me ankles. I was trialing a new biostimulant growth product called Regenisys Organics and had some leftover mix on hand. I figured if those cuc's had any chance of reviving, it'd be a good test for the product [but I wasn't holding my breath]. I walked back into the greenhouse about an hour later and - BAM - those cuc's looked like nothing had happened. I was gobsmacked! Those cuc's ended up being the sweetest I'd ever eaten [a Japanese variety from Baker Creek]. Stay safe - be well - many blessings.
Just recently found your videos and have been following along. I have always been interested in hydroponics and these videos have been fantastic. Each time I watch, it just makes me want to get started on my own system lol and then, I found out you're only about 45min away from me! (I live in Medina, OH) - pretty awesome 😃. Keep up the great work!
Wow, that was fast! Is was like yesterday when you planted them beans! Good job, love your work and waiting to see between you and J&G would try Coco Coir in your Dutch Buckets!
That’s some whopper beans! The Fortex I tried in my greenhouse last year didn’t do very well. I’m in south Mississippi and the summer heat in my little greenhouse is terrible. They did very well outside in the wicking tubs. My Dutch bucket tomatoes are only about 12” tall. I’m interested in trying the oasis cubes when my supply of rock wool runs out. Nice video! Thanks.
Thanks! I tried planting a second batch of Fortex in the garden last year, and they didn't do well with the August heat, but the first batch was good. Never as big as Katy's though. Sounds like your tomatoes are coming along. The ones I was working on in the video are probably 18" or more, but the other side is about the same as yours. Hope the Oasis cubes work out for you. We really like them and save a lot of money. Take care! - Devon
@@HomegrownPassion We find it makes the hay much more palatable and have had zero maintenance issues other than usual greasing and that has been for years.
Incase you have another oopsie like with the bokchoi get yourself a little mist bottle. Mist the leaves just a touch about every hour, it will all come back even stronger. When you forget to water the roots will force new growth which equals to more plant. Which is worse, skip a watering day rather than over watering?
Looks great that hydroponical farm. Like to setup one myself, only in Portugal bureaucratics are s bureaucratic it takes years befor one can startup a new business. What I like to ask you. Where did you bought the gutters with separat covers? Or under what name can I find them on the internet? Great farming go on.
Absolutely love your operation! I'm curious, as I've been struggling with beans quite a bit at home....Just can't seem to get any good info on a recommended EC / PH level...My oldest loves beans, and I've had some mild success, but I keep running into some deficiencies, and I know it's due to just not getting good info on EC / PH. I grow with Masterblend, and in an NFT system. If you had any suggestions, I can't tell ya how much I'd appreciate it. Thanks, and keep rocking! Love seeing your progress!
@Homegrown Passion - Thank you so much! I guess if you don't mind sharing what nutrients you are using, and ratios, that would be really awesome! However, I understand if that may not be something you want to disclose :) If you know the NPK, that would help... EC and PH would be huge... I've been home growing hydroponic veggies for abt 3 winter seasons, so no stranger to mixing, measuring, the processes, etc. Tomatoes, Cukes, Peppers, Lettuce, all things I can get, but these dang beans, lol!!! I haven't fully killed any (yet), but some seriously stunted growth and struggling plants because I have no idea what EC, PH, or other things I should be aiming for... Sorry for the long book, lol. I love growing, and having seen your videos before, you guys seem really cool, and I should have asked earlier :)
@@HomegrownPassion - I'm sure you guys get crazy busy, so even just a PH recommendation would give me a starting point? Getting info on Green Bean growing has been such a trick, lol...My bush beans are stunted and leaves have turned purple, then my vine leaves look okay, but have slowed to a crawl, lol...
Just found your channel. Great video. You talked about getting on a ladder to get beans up high. Can you drop and stagger beans along your top cable like is done to tomatoes? Looking forward to watching more of your videos. Your greenhouse looks amazing!!
Hi and thank you! We probably could do that if we didn't let them grow along the top wire. They seems to wrap around anything they touch within a day. Luckily it's not a whole bunch to harvest. -Devon
Hello. I am used to bush beans. Is there any difference between them and pole beans. IE, flavor, texture, nutritional valve. loved seeing the skidsteer on tracks. thanks.
@@HomegrownPassion Thanks for the reply. I didn't think until later, but in a green house floor space is limited, so the more you can grow "up" the more you can produce in the limited room that you have. Plus I guess it would also mean less walking for you guys, for the same amount of produce.
I never knew about removing suckers. How do you tell the difference between a sucker and a leaf? You and your mom had a very polite and hard-working helper there for a little bit. The boys are so cute. ❤️
Yep these tomatoes will try to turn into a bush if we don't pull the suckers. The way that works for me is to start at the bottom of the stem and work up. The leaves are on the bottom and the suckers grow right on top in the crook between the leaf and stem, at least on these ones. I have cut the wrong thing before though lol. Thank you, the boys love helping out.
Hi devon and family great video,really enjoyed it .do Bobby green beans with bacon 🥓 they are lovely grilled with olive oil and seasoned .maybe a few mushrooms too x
Hi Paul! That's funny because he said the same thing. He told me to throw some bacon in with a bit of maple syrup. I've never tried them grilled. That sounds really good! 💚 - Devon
@@HomegrownPassion yes devon but use olive oil on them before you grill them .they are lovely with streaky bacon ..maple syrup isn't something I've tried .grilled beans seasoned with streaky in olive oil is what we have always had even on a bbq x
Are those chains on the wheels of the skid steer loader just for driving around in snow ? What happens if the fans ,which inflate the polythene greenhouse film layers, stop? Roughly many kilowatt hours does your greenhouse use each day in winter. Do you use more electricity in summer to keep things cool?
They are for snow and mud. Without them, it gets stuck easily. If the fans stop, the two layers of plastic covering loose air and deflate. Then they aren't tight around the greenhouse structure, and if it's windy they can flap around and tear. Also, we lose the insulation the air pocket provides. It'd be bad. I'll have to check on the kilowatt and get back to you. We use a bit of electricity in the summer to run the pump for the water wall in the back of the greenhouse and the louvers. Good questions! -Devon
Hi There, just found your channel. Great content and well done. Not trying to brag but I have a pretty good knowledge base of hydroponics as it relates to cannabis but am l converting a 10x12 space in my greenhouse to veggies. We would like to grow a variety but want to use one reservoir. We would like to grow bell peppers, peas, beans, strawberries etc but i did recall u mentioning lettuce had to be in a separate nutrient mix and I suspect others as well. Is there any info available about nutrient blends that would work for multiple varieties of plants? I would gladly pay for this info. I use RO water with EC of 0 to start.
i know you can get nutrient recipes made up from different horticulturist, universities etc. i guess that's the first place to start. peas, beans, tomatoes would work well on a vine formula but lettuce and strawberries I don't think would work.
@@HomegrownPassion hi homegrown thank you very much for the reply. I suspected as much. Keep up the great work on the content you seem to have wonderful operation, family and lifestyle. 😊
same as our tomato recipe. It was designed based on our source water. More than happy to share but it won't be the same for you if your water is different than mine.
@@HomegrownPassion Thanks for the reply. If you would be willing I'd love to know the blend and I'll experiment with my own water. I've read that excess nitrogen can cause there to be more plant than beans . I'm not sure if this is even true, but I'm just looking for a starting point as I'm just starting to branch out into things other than tomatoes and peppers.
Yes we grow some in grow bags with perlite and vermiculite. They take a long time and I don't think they'd be very profitable, but we just like to grow them for ourselves.
@@HomegrownPassion thanks i'm just curious cause i never seen any farmer did that. btw you have a very nice farm thats why i subscribe hope can learn more from this channel😁
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I am highly impressed by the quality of the greenhouse setup. It is first class all the way. Thank you for sharing.
Of course, and thank you very much!
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All your plants look happy.
Thanks for sharing all the experience and knowledge.
Stay safe!
They were so good! Thanks 💚
My girl and I have been binge watching yall, totes awesome
That's awesome thanks! Do you guys do any hydroponics or gardening?
Thank you for this new video! Stay safe and you all have a great day !
Of course! Thank you and same to you 💚
Everything looks great Devon and Katy! Love the updates. It is nice to know that someone else is doing a lot of the same work every day that we do. Sometimes you can feel like you are on an island in this kind of work. This (hydroponic growing) is still relatively new. I have personally run into things that nobody has even heard of and have had to come up with my own solutions. It's really nice to find folks like yourself to bounce ideas off of!
Take care and God Bless you and your families.
Chuck & Darlene
Thank you! Glad to hear it, and I agree. I know there are times when Katy is up at 4:30 and not done until 7 or 8. I'm sure you guys have those days too. Hope you have a nice evening and God bless. -Devon
I always enjoy watching your videos..
I'm glad to hear it 💚
Etsy is always a great place to finds seeds. And support the "little businesses"
That's a good idea thank you. We are always looking for new stuff to try.
Yay for fresh green beans 🎉 how awesome. I only had survived of green beans out of three when i had to transfer hydroponic systems. And excitedly I found a green been on it today. It’s finally starting to produce while the rest of the plants are starting to finally take off and start looking like growing plants. I put the tomatoes and basil in the same five gallon together and left everything else together in the bigger system and it’s doing great. I have to change the water tomorrow and add more nutrients and so excited for this growth in the hydroponics and just gardening overall. It always makes me ready to do more when there is any success as it just keeps a natural motivation to keep watching them keep growing. Thanks for another great video and update. Can’t wait to see the flowers bloom also
That's pretty good! I've killed some beans in my garden before and always have issues with ants eating the seeds before they sprout, so I'm excited to get some from the greenhouse. You'll have to let me know how your tomatoes and basil do in the same bucket. We usually have the tomatoes on the vine formula, and the basil on the lettuce formula, but haven't experimented giving the basil any thing else. Hope you have a lovely weekend! -Devon
Very nice 👍 and I think patients would be the number one and love ❤️
Hi teacher! Aim high ! There is no virtue in easy victory. Love from Pakistan.
Hi there! Thank you for the kind comments. 💚 -Devon
Felt like being in a ecopark... nice place you got there folks
Thank you
wow very fresh beans. enjoy
Yep a little behind yours, but they were good.
Just found your channel - it's GREAT, thank you! I did the same thing with cucumber starts. They were just about ready for transplant. When I discovered my mistake, those cuc's where poorly - way wilted flat. My heart sunk to me ankles. I was trialing a new biostimulant growth product called Regenisys Organics and had some leftover mix on hand. I figured if those cuc's had any chance of reviving, it'd be a good test for the product [but I wasn't holding my breath]. I walked back into the greenhouse about an hour later and - BAM - those cuc's looked like nothing had happened. I was gobsmacked! Those cuc's ended up being the sweetest I'd ever eaten [a Japanese variety from Baker Creek]. Stay safe - be well - many blessings.
That’s awesome! I’ll have to check that out. The cubes are probably my favorite crop we have in the buckets. Thank you so much!
Just recently found your videos and have been following along. I have always been interested in hydroponics and these videos have been fantastic. Each time I watch, it just makes me want to get started on my own system lol and then, I found out you're only about 45min away from me! (I live in Medina, OH) - pretty awesome 😃. Keep up the great work!
Oh nice! Not far at all. I really appreciate that, and if you have any questions, I can try to answer or pass them along to Katy.
🙋🏻♂️🙋🏻♂️ Devon!!!! Thanks for the video!!!! You look absolutely beautiful today 🥰🥰🥰
Awww thanks 😊 and of course! Glad you like watching them.
Cool beans
Love this channel!
Thank you, Erik!
Wow, that was fast! Is was like yesterday when you planted them beans! Good job, love your work and waiting to see between you and J&G would try Coco Coir in your Dutch Buckets!
Thanks and I agree! Feels like we just planted them. I really enjoy watching J&G's videos. I think it would be a neat experiment some day. 💚
That’s some whopper beans! The Fortex I tried in my greenhouse last year didn’t do very well. I’m in south Mississippi and the summer heat in my little greenhouse is terrible. They did very well outside in the wicking tubs. My Dutch bucket tomatoes are only about 12” tall. I’m interested in trying the oasis cubes when my supply of rock wool runs out. Nice video! Thanks.
Thanks! I tried planting a second batch of Fortex in the garden last year, and they didn't do well with the August heat, but the first batch was good. Never as big as Katy's though. Sounds like your tomatoes are coming along. The ones I was working on in the video are probably 18" or more, but the other side is about the same as yours. Hope the Oasis cubes work out for you. We really like them and save a lot of money. Take care! - Devon
If the beans are hard to find, can you just keep a few pods and plant your own seeds next time?
Technically yes, but it can go against the terms of the seed breeder. I'd have to look these up. Some companies have patents on seeds.
Homegrown Passion talk about a crime against humanity
Nice bean harvest thank you for sharing stay safe
Thank you! Hope you have a great weekend 💚
@@HomegrownPassion your welcome like wise beautiful
Bok Choi is a sign of a busy life. We feed our cows with a HayBuster 2620 Round Bale feeder and it works best in our situation. Stay warm this week.
I looked up the HayBuster. That's pretty neat. We've talked about doing something different because our bull likes to destroy the hay rings.
@@HomegrownPassion We find it makes the hay much more palatable and have had zero maintenance issues other than usual greasing and that has been for years.
Incase you have another oopsie like with the bokchoi get yourself a little mist bottle. Mist the leaves just a touch about every hour, it will all come back even stronger. When you forget to water the roots will force new growth which equals to more plant. Which is worse, skip a watering day rather than over watering?
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Another great video! Tell Bobby to put some maple syrup on those beans. Lol
Thanks, Brock! He said cook them more with some bacon and maple syrup hahaha
Great video
Thank you! 💚
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Looks great that hydroponical farm. Like to setup one myself, only in Portugal bureaucratics are s bureaucratic it takes years befor one can startup a new business. What I like to ask you. Where did you bought the gutters with separat covers? Or under what name can I find them on the internet? Great farming go on.
CropKing
Absolutely love your operation! I'm curious, as I've been struggling with beans quite a bit at home....Just can't seem to get any good info on a recommended EC / PH level...My oldest loves beans, and I've had some mild success, but I keep running into some deficiencies, and I know it's due to just not getting good info on EC / PH. I grow with Masterblend, and in an NFT system. If you had any suggestions, I can't tell ya how much I'd appreciate it. Thanks, and keep rocking! Love seeing your progress!
Yes, absolutely let me know what your questions are, and we will try and help
@Homegrown Passion - Thank you so much! I guess if you don't mind sharing what nutrients you are using, and ratios, that would be really awesome! However, I understand if that may not be something you want to disclose :)
If you know the NPK, that would help...
EC and PH would be huge...
I've been home growing hydroponic veggies for abt 3 winter seasons, so no stranger to mixing, measuring, the processes, etc. Tomatoes, Cukes, Peppers, Lettuce, all things I can get, but these dang beans, lol!!! I haven't fully killed any (yet), but some seriously stunted growth and struggling plants because I have no idea what EC, PH, or other things I should be aiming for...
Sorry for the long book, lol. I love growing, and having seen your videos before, you guys seem really cool, and I should have asked earlier :)
@Homegrown Passion - I should have probably been less wordy, and just asked for what you would recommend for E.C. and PH. That would help a ton :)
@@HomegrownPassion - I'm sure you guys get crazy busy, so even just a PH recommendation would give me a starting point? Getting info on Green Bean growing has been such a trick, lol...My bush beans are stunted and leaves have turned purple, then my vine leaves look okay, but have slowed to a crawl, lol...
Just found your channel. Great video. You talked about getting on a ladder to get beans up high. Can you drop and stagger beans along your top cable like is done to tomatoes? Looking forward to watching more of your videos. Your greenhouse looks amazing!!
Hi and thank you! We probably could do that if we didn't let them grow along the top wire. They seems to wrap around anything they touch within a day. Luckily it's not a whole bunch to harvest. -Devon
Hello. I am used to bush beans. Is there any difference between them and pole beans. IE, flavor, texture, nutritional valve. loved seeing the skidsteer on tracks. thanks.
Hi I'd say there is a slight difference. I even notice a difference between the varieties of pole beans. I do like bush beans though. Less work :)
@@HomegrownPassion Thanks for the reply. I didn't think until later, but in a green house floor space is limited, so the more you can grow "up" the more you can produce in the limited room that you have. Plus I guess it would also mean less walking for you guys, for the same amount of produce.
I never knew about removing suckers. How do you tell the difference between a sucker and a leaf? You and your mom had a very polite and hard-working helper there for a little bit. The boys are so cute. ❤️
Yep these tomatoes will try to turn into a bush if we don't pull the suckers. The way that works for me is to start at the bottom of the stem and work up. The leaves are on the bottom and the suckers grow right on top in the crook between the leaf and stem, at least on these ones. I have cut the wrong thing before though lol. Thank you, the boys love helping out.
@@HomegrownPassion thank you so much. I will give it a try!!
very well explained
Thanks, friend! 💚🙏
Hi devon and family great video,really enjoyed it .do Bobby green beans with bacon 🥓 they are lovely grilled with olive oil and seasoned .maybe a few mushrooms too x
Hi Paul! That's funny because he said the same thing. He told me to throw some bacon in with a bit of maple syrup. I've never tried them grilled. That sounds really good! 💚 - Devon
@@HomegrownPassion yes devon but use olive oil on them before you grill them .they are lovely with streaky bacon ..maple syrup isn't something I've tried .grilled beans seasoned with streaky in olive oil is what we have always had even on a bbq x
Are those chains on the wheels of the skid steer loader just for driving around in snow ? What happens if the fans ,which inflate the polythene greenhouse film layers, stop? Roughly many kilowatt hours does your greenhouse use each day in winter. Do you use more electricity in summer to keep things cool?
They are for snow and mud. Without them, it gets stuck easily. If the fans stop, the two layers of plastic covering loose air and deflate. Then they aren't tight around the greenhouse structure, and if it's windy they can flap around and tear. Also, we lose the insulation the air pocket provides. It'd be bad. I'll have to check on the kilowatt and get back to you. We use a bit of electricity in the summer to run the pump for the water wall in the back of the greenhouse and the louvers. Good questions! -Devon
Hi There, just found your channel. Great content and well done. Not trying to brag but I have a pretty good knowledge base of hydroponics as it relates to cannabis but am l converting a 10x12 space in my greenhouse to veggies. We would like to grow a variety but want to use one reservoir. We would like to grow bell peppers, peas, beans, strawberries etc but i did recall u mentioning lettuce had to be in a separate nutrient mix and I suspect others as well. Is there any info available about nutrient blends that would work for multiple varieties of plants? I would gladly pay for this info. I use RO water with EC of 0 to start.
i know you can get nutrient recipes made up from different horticulturist, universities etc. i guess that's the first place to start. peas, beans, tomatoes would work well on a vine formula but lettuce and strawberries I don't think would work.
@@HomegrownPassion hi homegrown thank you very much for the reply. I suspected as much. Keep up the great work on the content you seem to have wonderful operation, family and lifestyle. 😊
Where do you buy you 276 cell oasis cubes, can't find them anywhere
Any chance you have a link to the beans? I see so many different varieties of fortex.
We buy them from Johnny Seeds
For the beans which get overlooked why not use those as seeds for the next crop?
We could do that, but some seed breeders have patents and I'd have to look those up and see.
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Thumbs up on this'un.... But, about that hydroponic build vid.... ah cain't weight!
Thanks! I'm happy we all took pictures and video of the build, but I have so much footage to go through. It will hopefully be done soon. 💚
What is the lowest temp. You get in winter?
What nutrient blend are you using for your hydroponic green beans.
same as our tomato recipe. It was designed based on our source water. More than happy to share but it won't be the same for you if your water is different than mine.
@@HomegrownPassion Thanks for the reply. If you would be willing I'd love to know the blend and I'll experiment with my own water. I've read that excess nitrogen can cause there to be more plant than beans . I'm not sure if this is even true, but I'm just looking for a starting point as I'm just starting to branch out into things other than tomatoes and peppers.
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Are these beans self-pollinating?
Yes they are very easy to grow!
@@HomegrownPassion what type or variety of beans are they?
hi, can we use hydroponic system for carrot?
Yes we grow some in grow bags with perlite and vermiculite. They take a long time and I don't think they'd be very profitable, but we just like to grow them for ourselves.
@@HomegrownPassion thanks i'm just curious cause i never seen any farmer did that. btw you have a very nice farm thats why i subscribe hope can learn more from this channel😁
We call them Snake beans here.
I see why you call them that. Do you like them?
@@HomegrownPassion Love them. We have an Italian family next door and they grow them in soil. They cook them with olive oil, garlic etc
I don't know which one to look at.. the beans being harvested or the one who makes the harvest.. your cute...🙂🙂🙂
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