I show off my new acquisition of buckets and a new computer.
Wow week 5 already?! I need to get on this! well at least I can say the weather has not been cooperating.
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I show off my new acquisition of buckets and a new computer.
Wow week 5 already?! I need to get on this! well at least I can say the weather has not been cooperating.
Help me make videos by donating here: https://www.patreon.com/CodysLab
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Hydroponics with Cody? My Man!!!!!! "Denzel voice"
Started my own hydroponics setup in my garage after seeing you start this project. Nothing too big yet, but as of today, I am 12 days into it, and I have quite a lot of growth!
GTX 1080 POWAHH!! you're well taken care of with that video card 🙂
When I look at mine, a lawn with weeds is a healthy lawn. if you let it grow high there will be more and more wild flowers, makes for an absolutely gorgeous landscape.
Have you tested to see if light penetrates through those white buckets? If so it may cause algae to grow which can cause lots of issues.
Graphics card with 3 fans = crazy fast: I guess there are some things cody can't be an expert at.
PC builders for the win
HAPPY BIRTHDAY… LATE BIRTHDAY
Cabel managment t is ugly
Happy birthday bro
Next on Cody'sLab: genetically modifying bunnies to eat tree branches.
same box, motherboard but i got a 1070
Happy birthday cody
For those wondering: this is probably a RX Radeon 580.
It's Cody! instantly likes without watching vid…
interesting, my friend. I happen to be drawing up plans for my "aeroponics" system right now. Can't wait to see how much better my plants are than yours! 😉
Hey, Cody, just a tip, and several people have already mentioned this below; be careful if you use straw. It rots rather quickly with moisture and can lead to fungal growth on your plants if you don't change it regularly. Would be a shame to lose your crop due to some pesky mold infecting your buckets.
Also, while I know you are trying to do this on the cheap for the moment, it might be worth experimenting with inoculating some of your buckets with Bacillus pumilus or Bacillus subtilis at some point in an isolated system (so as to not contaminate your initial system) and compare the growth and overall health of the two sets of plants, as both species of bacteria are nitrogen-fixing bacteria and have anti-fungal properties.
codys neighbor must think hes crazy when he looks out and sees lines of empty buckets.