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Grow fresh greens anytime indoors. To start, I germinated seeds using cocoa core and when they developed 2-4 true leaves, I gently washed the roots with water to transplant into our hydroponic setup. And by the way, the tomatoes and herb cuttings that we propagated in the Spider Farmer Smart G-Tual Medroponic Rose System all rooted well. In our earlier videos, we showed you how we set up our indoor hydroponic system using the Spider Farmer Plant Stand. We've already added the liquid nutrients and all we're doing is transplanting the seedlings and we're using like a clay pebble to hold the plants. Every two weeks or so we top off the reservoir with additional nutrients and water mixed to feed the plants. We did end up growing root vegetables in hydroponic like turnip, radish, along with leafy greens like mizuna, spinach, lettuce and bok choy. Our setup uses the SF600 grow lights and it's perfect for the plant stand. After two weeks the plants grew fast and we're really happy that it worked and we'll be able to grow more greens anytime even during winter season. So if the outdoor weather isn't ideal consider growing indoors.
Grow fresh greens anytime indoors. To start, I germinated seeds using cocoa core and when they developed 2-4 true leaves, I gently washed the roots with water…
Ideas in this flowchart
- Indoor Hydroponic Gardening
- Starting Process
- Germinating Seeds
- Transplanting Seedlings
- Hydroponic Setup
- Spider Farmer Smart G-Tual Medroponic Rose System
- Spider Farmer Plant Stand
- Liquid Nutrients
- Clay Pebbles
- Reservoir Maintenance
- Adding Nutrients and Water
- Plants Grown
- Root Vegetables
- Leafy Greens
- Growth Results
- Use of SF600 Grow Lights
- Successful Growth
- Recommendation