Hydroponics Leafy Greens Garden On A Shoestring Budget 🍃 🌳

Welcome to our Smallstead!
We're about jump into the world of DIY Hydroponics! If you've ever wanted to grow your own fresh and nutritious greens right in the comfort of your home, but thought it was too expensive or complicated, think again.
In this video, we'll show you how to create an affordable and straightforward hydroponic system that anyone can set up, even if you're a beginner in gardening or DIY projects. With just a few readily available materials, you'll be amazed at how you can produce a bountiful harvest of delicious greens, herbs, and more, all year round.
In this video, you'll learn:
Materials Needed:
Containers From Amazon:
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Containers from Wal Mart with gray lids:
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Clay Pebbles:
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Grow Cups:
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Air Pump:
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Peat Moss Seed Pods
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Grow Solution Liquid Fertilizer:
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LED Lights
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These are amazon affiliate links and I appreciate if your purchase materials through these links!
Whether you have limited outdoor space, want to beat the changing seasons, or simply enjoy the satisfaction of growing your own food, creating a DIY home hydroponics may be a good project for you.
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[@sunshineamthauer3668]

Thanks so much for the video!! I am looking forward to starting my own garden 🌞

[@02121978able]

Video achha laga🎉🎉

[@gracecanon2872]

Thank you for the valuable info. I will be starting small scale this year, always have grown in soil.

[@Merzui-kg8ds]

Hours of work, a fair amount of cost (starts, net cups, nutrients, seedling medium)...I wonder if you even broke even?

[@delboy198]

clear tubs promotes algae

[@smallsteadtx]

@@delboy198 Not if they're indoors so much. Would you not clean them? Lol

[@smallsteadtx]

All in all I was out roughly $100 plus my time. I enjoy doing these projects so no loss there. Then if you calculate organic greens bought from a grocery store over a year I would say this is a good investment of time and money. But alot of thr materials like the lights are utilized for other operations like starting plants for the garden.

[@Winniebago]

its almost as if some people do things for the enjoyment/curiosity and not expecting an ROE! Have the day you deserve, bestie!