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@expat08 Oh these tomatoes have been removed a long time ago. They are
growing in my raised beds now. The grow beds are 12″ deep. That is a good
depth for an aquaponics system so we try and keep all of our systems about
that depth. The problem was the roots were traveling down the drain with
the water, clogging my system. Thanks for watching!
@bestestmama Actually I just went out there today and everything is doing
really well, including the melon. I will have an update in a few days.
Added a website link, thanks for the idea!!
@edpozek cool! Cant wait to see!
u shouldnt but dirt in your system
Ed you’re so awesome!
Aquaponics is misspelled in almsot everything on your videos. Not sure if
you know that or not.
great green thumb… i subscribe you subscribe.. ky ky-yakin is my set
up…..
Ed, how deep is your bed? It doesn’t look deep enough on the video. The
tomato roots might be growing sideways. Just a thought
Those tomato plants look very good Of course before you head to pull them..
But didn’t get a chance to do whats called harden off Before you took him
outside… Great job..
how will they do different in the barrel system than the other bed?? And I
was very sad to see your melon plant!! It was looking so awesome!! Also, I
searched for your facebook page and couldnt find it. You should put it on
your youtube page under websites so that we can just click on it 😉
@JoshABand Hey thanks for the tip! I’ve been adding just regular earthworms
to the system as I dig them up. I do want to add some of those little red
guys too. I wonder if you can have too many? I’m planning on a video on
this very subject. Thanks again for the comment!
you should put some red wriggler worms in your aquaponics systems…they
will eat all of your dead roots that you leave behind, and turn it into
worm castings that will fertilize your plants. when the worms reproduce you
can feed the excess ones to your tilapia. i have a worm bin so that i can
compost my food and feed the worms that reproduce to my fish. the worms are
great for the aeration in your systems.
and ur aq bed should be 24” for good tomatoe root, but your systems are
awsome
@goldenenz Lol thanks Steph, tell your friends 😉
this video shows the reason for internal siphoning. if the roots enter the
screen, you simply turn the screen a few times around and pull the root
out. doesn’t hurt the plants and easier to maintain. also, your bell
siphons are potentially too large for your beds, a 1″ stand pipe, 1.5″ bell
and 2 or 2.5″ screen pipe is usually sufficient for beds like yours.
Your Tomato plants and the water melon plant looks really healthy. Great
pity the bed is crowdered.
@edpozek the compost worms regulate its population based on size of the
food source. So no, you can’t have too many
By placing an additional housing a half inch outside the bell syphon
intake, I stopped all the roots from clogging my system.
why don’t u rinse away the dirt b4 u plant them in the gravel ? all others
I have seen does that, so it don’t accumulate soil in your rocks and tanks.
@SCGoodOlBoy … i lost some cucumbers and yeah it sucks.
Man I hope they pull through. That sucks you had to go through that.
lack of minerals like calcium, magesium, iron etc??
Also did you put any chemicals in the water for the plants. Or is it only
the waste from the fish feeding the plants ?