The Windowfarms Project

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[simone gervais]

wow awsome I have been looking for ways to have healthier food for my childern and I thank you

[jkarllip]

In what country do you live? There are a whole lot of Hydroponic supply companies on=line here in the states. Also you may want to look into your local Pet Shop or Fish/aquarium shop for some stuff that might work. There are clay filter beads that might work as growing medium.

[anne yvette]

is there a way to make something like this but manually water it?

[Carmelo Nazario]

Love the page. Been doing this for years. I am so happy that there are so many more people doing this. Keep up the great work everybody. We need more vegetation in ny. hopefully everyone that views this video will at least try planting a window garden. P.S. its fun.

[Carol Rocky]

signed up the form 6 times the link 4 times oh well I give up

[emailgroupie]

OH MY GOLLY. I love you for bringing this to light. I have so wanted a indoor planting system so badly. Gracias chica!!!

[carlosorozco68]

Congratulations for this initative, I'm from Colombia and I'm teaching urban agriculture in this moment in a technician course, so I consider this a great example to show my ss in order they get to know that is possible to make our cities sustainable places. Congrats again, and how can I join the movement.

[david revelo]

I live in Ecuador... there no much hydroponic culture around here and import materials doesnt make sense... I will try to use gravel or clay filter instead of the pebbles... do you have any idea about how can I replace hydroponic nutrients?

[david revelo]

thanks! ill try!

[knelledkismet]

you can use gravel