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Thanks for this video. I too, recently received an AeroGarden as a gift and was clueless on how to proceed. I do have a question however. I’ve noticed that the root structure on all of my herbs seem to be quite full and thick. Should I consider removing the herbs from the Aero garden and planting them in a separate pot or is this something that I shouldn’t worry about? Thanks for all of your help!

Great video. I don't know why youtubers think they need music on their videos.

I have no females on 10 plants.

Hi...Do you always have 0.5inch-1inch of water in the bottom of the trays, or do you wait for the water to be all absorbed and then top up?

Thanks

Love no noise, thanks

Explained very well. 👍

Thank you, very informative and straight to the points!

Please share the links and cost

I wonder if you can get these blocks in Australia... they dont sell them at Bunnings sadly

Thank you, this is so helpful!

That’s pretty cool, thank you.

Thank you very much for this video. I was so overwhelmed by setting up an irrigation system, but this helped me visualize it and understand it better. Now the task doesn't seem so daunting and I'm actually excited to get my system set up.

Hi great video. It answered several of my questions. One question I have however is why does my 1/2GPH button emitter flow at a medium-fast rate rather than drip? Thanks for the great information and help

Great video with no useless fluff, thanks! I have recently become the ignorant caretaker of a 5 acre irrigation system with 3 Irritrol irrigation timers, hundreds of fruit trees, ornamental trees and bushes and dozens of small succlents, etc. It has been somewhat neglected since the last irrigation overhaul 2 years ago and i am just now learning about irrigation systems. (i am the renter). The property has Netafim drip emitters everywhere. The soil is clay to loam. Most of the irrigation stations are set for 20 to 30 minutes each. All of the emitters i have seen are either 8 L/hr or 4 L/hr. Many of the trees (even fully grown redbuds and the fruit trees) have 3 or 4 individual 8L/hr emitters close to the trunks, i.e. 24 to 32 L/hr per tree. Even the little succulents and super drought-tolerants like Dietes have 4L/hr emitters. Most of the programs are set to run 3 or 4 days a week, and this is northern semi-coastal California, so not super hot except a few days/week for a few weeks in summer. So I think this is way too much water, especially for the succulents, drought tolerants and even the trees. At least one lovely full-grown apricot tree died last year, i think from root rot. Grass and weed growth, including blackberries & poison oak is pretty extreme around the watering. And when the weed-whacking guys come, drip lines ususally get cut. I think this is too much water, especially for the succulents, drought tolerants and trees. What do you think?

Thank you very much for this video. You are a life safer

What size soaker hose are installing with the drip connections?

I have watched a few videos now and I'm wondering why people are not talking about how rain barrels are better for your garden that water does not have all the chemicals added to it rain is pure and city water is full of chemicals like chlorine and stuff I guess your drip system is better for bushes and trees, I guess. let me know. Why don't people want to use rain barrels? for their garden really like how the drip system works though.

hello I'm just watching your video and I see the netting could you tell me what that is used for is it so the plants don't get wind burnt ?

Such good info.

Great!!! Nice detail and explanation for beginners or those who need a quick refresher. Much Appreciated, Amanda Swiderek

Is there only one size of the smaller tube for the drip piece?

Thanks for posting. Fingers crossed it works for me.

great video.

Does the drip hose only come in 1/2 and 5/8 inch diameter sizes?? I purchased couplers for 1/2, 5/8 and universal sizes but none of them fit.

Thanks for the video. This is the best one I've seen so far and I've seen a bit lol very informative and pretty much a one stop video. Thanks. Not I can rest easy on my three week vacation knowing my food supply will be watered.

These walls will bow. Need pictures?

Great explanation. Clear and to the point.

Aho! Only thing that’s throwing me off about this guy is he never blinks😂

Why the plastic? That's a waste to me. All your doing is preventing worms from getting in your bed , which are very beneficial. The plastic is just going to rot away anyways. Other than that it's an awesome bed guys 💪🏻

Is it possible to Save it when its still small and the main stamp was broken but the side small one is saved?

Show us the components instead of talking so much.

Background music is distracting. I am here to listen to you and learn. You have a lovely voice, no need for enhancements. Thank you for the information.

Which part of the high desert are you?

The red Orbit hole puncher breaks all the time.

Really surprised that you are using so much plastic.

very useful info

What about a back flow preventer/anti siphon valve?

If I put them in my garage but there's still a chance for freeze should I keep them inside? When I say freeze, we have a few days this coming week that are 28 and 31 degrees. I plan to put an led light above them. Any help would be appreciated friend. Thank you! Your videos are very informative!

Daily drip irrigation will keep the water from getting stagnant. Sadly, where we live, we're on outdoor watering restrictions once a week (our assigned day is Saturday). So, we can't use this idea to keep the water fresh on a daily basis.

love your videos: Can I put a water filter system on a Irrigation system for my raised beds

Thank you for the video. This is an extremely thorough and comprehensive how too video.

Do you have tips on how to harden off veggie plants that were grown from seed indoors?

the background music makes it difficult to concentrate on your message which is very informative. The music becomes noise and just is not neccesary. I would just like to hear what you have to say without the noise.

question not on the 8 -- how long can one 1/2" tubing run be? I've heard 200' max. I want to go 450'

I went 6x8