November 21, 2024

VIDEO: How To Start Seeds For Hydroponics For Beginners EZ


Starting seeds for a hydroponic setup does not have to be complicated,
it can be done for beginners, and there is no need to worry about
messing up. This video is a step by step on starting seeds for
hydroponics, so enjoy!
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29 thoughts on “VIDEO: How To Start Seeds For Hydroponics For Beginners EZ

  1. So.. I did this.. like.. a week ago.

    I have.. NO ROOTS.On ANY plants..

    I'm a little discouraged, because I don't think it should be this hard. It's been sunny and warm here, they're in an outside greenhouse, with a good amount of light, but temps have been dipping down at night. I've tried all sorts of seeds, and I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong.

  2. 1-Can you use coconut coir? 2-I want to plant heads of lettuce. It is just my girls and I so we go thru one per week. Can I plant them a week a part? 3-At dollar tree they have plastic slotted containers for silverwar, spices – so would it work to use that to have your spinach in a row like you would in a soil garden?

  3. So i live in the country, so I only have well water. Do you recommend i buy spring water at the grocery or something else? Or could i use softened water? I don’t mind buying a jug of water to start the seeds but if i put them into a hydroponic system later that could get expensive.

  4. It just became legal in my state to grow six plants per person per household and I am just wondering what is the easiest and most efficient way for a beginner to start using hydroponics

  5. Questions below, but first, I love your channel and videos and thanks so much for all the great useful content. Really appreciate it.
    Questions: I'm using 1.5" square pots in a soaker tray to start seeds indoors under strong LEDs before transplanting them in the garden. I have other trays that are just using loose rockwool cubes. My grow shelves are in a studio/living area and my go-to fish/kelp fertilizer is too stinky to use indoors. Do you have a suggestion for less stinky organic liquid fertilizer to use once the seedlings are old enough to need fertilizer?

    Also, ideally I would like to water from the bottom by suspending slotted trays in a solid tray that has water in it. would you suggest aerating the water in that bottom tray or is that overkill. In the last 2-3 weeks of growth before the plants go outside their roots are sitting on the bottom of the tray and I don't want them to dry out or to lose oxygen sitting in water. Thanks for your advice. I'm growing an assortment of garden veggies and greens.

  6. Great video. Just now coming to hydroponic.

    Question: do you continue to use the heat pad once seeds have sprouted? I’m thinking the heat from the grow light is all that’s required.

    Again, you make this process, & so many I’ve seen on your other videos, so easy to understand. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

  7. I wonder why there are tons of videos showing how to put a seed into a cube, but they mostly stop there. The interesting stuff comes afterwards. What do I do if they, don't sprout, how big do they need to grow to be transplanted, how much roots do they have to develop, how can I support water root growth and suppress root air pruning, do I feed the plant nutrients before transplant, how can I prepare them for transplanting shock.. so many questions that arise after the seeding.

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