Cheap & Easy DIY Hydroponics | Ditch the expensive stuff for a $1 Pool Noodle
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Published 2018-04-13
Cheap & Easy DIY Hydroponics | Ditch the expensive stuff for a $1 Pool Noodle
Everyone should be able to grow their own food, not just the people who can afford it. this is one of the easiest and cheapest ways to do just that. Please share this with someone who this may help. Thanks much!
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All Comments (21)
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I got to say, I've watched a ton of aquaponics videos. In fact I'm making a playlist called Gardening. But this is the first I've seen of the pool noodles method, and it is brilliant! Thanks much.
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The Bob Ross of gardening.
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Now, that's using your noodle!
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It's been 2 years now since I employed this technique (using pool noodles). And it works! Thank very much for the idea!
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This should get more views. It's so practical and frugal for people working with a small space. I actually think this may be cleaner and less costly than using soil.
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I have watched probably 30 videos on growing hydroponics but at the end when I looked everything up on Amazon it was really expensive to start out I can totally do this!! I'm glad I found you... β€οΈπ€
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Your videos are so helpful in terms of making hydroponics less intimidating for this millennial urbanite π Thank you so much for these!
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How has this video never hit my algorithm until now?!?
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Thank you Mike for showing us how to do this on a budget! Not knowing what I was doing, I almost splurged on the Aerogarden Farm XL at 600 bucks.....good to see that I can do this much cheaper.
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This looks amazing! I cannot afford a whole lot of expense, but want to have a garden I can move when I need to. This would totally work! Truly brilliant!
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He discusses gardening AND has an asmr voice? I'm subbing!
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Dude! You've just saved me a shit load of money! Thank you so much I wanted to figure out how to fix up some seedlings in youre a genius I am going to totally do this again thanks man!
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I really want to thank you for your videos , I almost buy a lot of stuffs from Ebay like the peeps and buckets and then I found you .... THANK YOU ..... Greetings from Costa Rica.
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The pool noodle is really cool, and much cheaper than other methods I've looked at, perfect for someone just getting started with it. The funny intro is what sold it for me haha, keep up the good work!
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Searching everywhere to find easy inexpensive way.. THANK YOU SO MUCH! Absolutely brilliant...have old pool noodles in the shed Iβm going to start cutting up.. cheaper still! π
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Had me at, "it's going to get expensive"...LOL. Then you moved on the the pool noodle, my price range.
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After only 30 sec. of this video, I subscribed to your channel. Really love your ideas and since I'm on a budget your channel is now my gardening reference. Thank You So Much!
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Editor looks like she hates her job, but sheβs damn good at it π
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I HAVE WATCHED 100ths OF VIDEOS ABOUT THIS BUT IM STILL COMING BACK TO THIS NICE GUY. SORRY I HAVE TO USE CAPITAL LETTERS BUT PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW THIS IS THE BEST YOUTUBER IN HIS AREA OF EXPERTISE. GOD BLESS YOU WITH JOY AND MONEY TO BRING YOUR VIDEOS TO EVERY HOUSEHOLD IN THE WORLD . YOUR METHODS AND FRUGAL CREATIVITY CAN CHANGE THE WAY WE EAT ANF FIGHT HUNGER WORLDWIDE .
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Hi folks! This is a great idea, saves money and lots of hassle. But I'm a lil concerned about the pool noodle, which is plastics, and if there can be any health risks, especially used long term and under extended high heat, such as mid-summer sunlight? I remember an article I read some time ago on safety of growing food in plastic container using hydroponics, the author said something like "how much of an effect does heat and light have on plastics in the garden?" is not clear. I'm no expert by any means, but more of a consumer hoping those who are knowledgeable on this shed some light on this for us. Much appreciated.
