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Welcome back to part 2 where I show you how I'm gonna grow some juicy plump vegetables in an easy low effort way. I'm doing the DIY hydroponic tower created by Keep on growing on YouTube and TikTok and so check him out. So here's everything you're gonna need. You're gonna get some 5 gallon buckets. I got them at Harveys. Random, I know that's what I saw on Marketplace. I paid $2 for the buckets and lids. Maybe check out any fast food place that have pickles because this is a pickle bucket. Ask if they're willing to sell you a few. Personally, I got 20. Next, you're gonna need an electric drill with the 2" hole attachment. If you don't have an electric drill, honestly get one. I promise you're gonna use it for something else or borrow it. I'm sure someone you know has one. And if you don't have a 2" hole attachment, it's $15 on that zone. You're gonna drill some holes in your bucket. You can drill anywhere between three and eight holes per bucket. Keep in mind one of the holes is gonna be to refill the nutrient water so you're really having like two to seven plants and that's based on how heavy the plant is. So if you're gonna plant lettuce, you can get away with eight holes. If you're gonna plant tomatoes that are heavier, go with three holes. So you have two tomato plants per bucket. Once you've done this, congratulations, the hardest part is done. Now all you need is some pool noodles and some nutrients for your nutrient water and of course your plants. And I show you how I did all of that in part three. That's already up because I'm super nice and so see you there.

Welcome back to part 2 where I show you how I'm gonna grow some juicy plump vegetables in an easy low effort way. I'm doing the DIY hydroponic tower created by…