Will definitely try I have started seedling on rockwool but at some point they fail, once I moved them to lecca Maybe the wool is the problem Besides the whole thing takes too much space I will look for cups that fit my kratky baskets that I got Your system seems more efficient in managing space and seems to work I will post an update Fingers crossed ❤
The advantage of leca/clay pebbles is it retains moisture. But Yes you can use stone marble too to support the tissue paper but it wont retain moisture. You will have to keep an eye to ensure the tissue paper is moist until the roots are stable and long enough to reach the nutrient solution. Its doable. I hope this helps!🌱😊
If you are growing microgreens or baby greens no need to transplant but if you prefer to grow a full grown lettuce head. Yes, I suggest to transplant it into a bigger growing container.🌱🙂
Thanks a lot! I previously experimented with bok choy, mustard and cabbage without toilet paper and worked out very well. I was a little worried with lettuce seeds. They tend to get soaked easily. I'll definitely give it a try. Thank you for sharing this.
Thank you for this clear demonstration! It is easy to follow and I'll try it this evening. ❤
You always amazed me In your planting way lalabs thanks for the step by step tutorial 😘👍
Thank you lalabs 😘💜
@@healinghobbiesfull strength nutrition solution means how much tds?
@@healinghobbiesis net cup have holes?
Wooow this is great and helpful tutorial kapatid thanks for sharing 🙏♥️
Thank you kapatid!🌱💜
@@healinghobbies pwede po malaman size ng mga cup
Will definitely try
I have started seedling on rockwool but at some point they fail, once I moved them to lecca
Maybe the wool is the problem
Besides the whole thing takes too much space
I will look for cups that fit my kratky baskets that I got
Your system seems more efficient in managing space and seems to work
I will post an update
Fingers crossed ❤
Very useful technique
Thanks for🙏🙏, can be use marble stone pieces instead of leaca balls??? 🙏🙏
The advantage of leca/clay pebbles is it retains moisture. But Yes you can use stone marble too to support the tissue paper but it wont retain moisture. You will have to keep an eye to ensure the tissue paper is moist until the roots are stable and long enough to reach the nutrient solution. Its doable. I hope this helps!🌱😊
@@healinghobbies thanks for us quick support
You’re welcome! Keep growing!🌱😊
This is a great video considering the cost of food now. Home food plants would be a nice hobbie
At this point home food is a must. Not a hobby. 😂❤ it’s my day off and have been gardening all day and watching these videos 😊
Really good x
My seeds are still not germinating after a week, what temperatures should they be at, should i start over with a new batch
Do they have to be transplanted ?
If you are growing microgreens or baby greens no need to transplant but if you prefer to grow a full grown lettuce head. Yes, I suggest to transplant it into a bigger growing container.🌱🙂
@@healinghobbies Thanks. That makes sense. Cheers
@@peterbrown2882 You're welcome! Happy gardening!
Why do you put 2 seedlings in each container after they grow bigger? Wouldn't it be too crowded?
These are smaller variety of lettuce but yes normally I just put one seedling in each containers.🌱🙂
I thought the seeds need covered to block out the light for germination?
Not necessarily. You can keep in a shade or indirect light/sunlight. Then once it sprouted Place it under grow light or sunlight.
it will grow without the toilet paper. don't need it I grow mine right on the rocks for easy removal. try that and see if you like it
Thanks a lot! I previously experimented with bok choy, mustard and cabbage without toilet paper and worked out very well. I was a little worried with lettuce seeds. They tend to get soaked easily. I'll definitely give it a try. Thank you for sharing this.