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Hydroponics can feel overwhelming at times but this is the best way to dip your toe. The Kratky Method is a passive hydroponics system first described by Professor B. Kratky from the University of Hawaii. Your plants will draw up their nutrient solution and as a consequence, the growing media moistens by capillary action preventing the rest of the root system drying out. Maintaining access to the nutrient solution supply opens up a gradually larger air cavity which the roots use to absorb oxygen and carbon dioxide. The joys of The Kratky Method mean the sophistication of the materials are moderate and accessible to everyone. First is the reservoir. This is where the magic happens. You need a reservoir containing water and dissolved nutrients, termed the nutrient solution, which can be a suitably sized safe-for-food bucket or tub. Sit the reservoir on a flat surface, where the temperature can be controlled. On top of the reservoir will fit the lid. Either cut or drill holes into the lid to fit your net pots or buy the lid with the net pots already incorporated into the structure. This is for better air transfer between the the outside and inside of the system. Next will go your growing media. The media will comprise a material which can absorb the nutrient solution to keep the root system moist and be inert to maintain a neutral pH, for example, clay pellets. Peter uses pre-washed clay balls which he surrounds the starter cubes with to prop them up vertically. This is where the capillary action creates a damp environment for the seeds to germinate. To start with, keep the light source on for 24 hours until the plant starts to sprout. Once sprouted, place the light on a timer and keep it on for approximately 10 to 12 hours per day. Remember you added three to five seeds into the starter cubes? This basically means you need to remove the all but the healthiest plants from the starter cube as soon as they can support their own weight to provide the best chance of survival for one plant per net pot. You minimise root disturbance, increase air circulation and allow for the best nutrient uptake. This material usually has 1 - 1. You only want to submerge the fiberglass screen half an inch under the nutrient solution level so the net pots can get the initial moisture for germination. The plants will quickly consume the half inch and their roots will grow through the mesh of the fiberglass to reach the rest of the solution. In theory, mosquitoes could lay their eggs in the half inch above the mesh, so Professor Kratky proposes planting with two-week-old plants so their capacity to absorb the solution quickens. These were supplied by Reddit user Philosophical The Sweet and Genovese Basil were germinated in a damp paper towel for three days, and the Lemon Basil were kept in an aquaponics grow bed and sprouted in the clay balls after 2 days. Until sufficient root system growth, Philosophical watered them with a spray bottle from above. This photo was taken on day 22 of growing. This photo was taken on week five of growing. Look at all the tasty, delicious basil. Home Hobbies Hydroponics Birding Beekeeping. About Us Blog. My comments Subscribe RSS. Show comment form. I agree to the terms and conditions. I consent to this website collecting my details through this form. Send Reset Cancel. I Agree Close. Subscribe Close. Report Close. This site uses cookies. By continuing to browse the site, you are agreeing to our use of cookies. I understand. The net pots sit into the resevoir lid and allow the growing plants both adequate water and air for the roots. You need a hole saw to cut the correct sized hole in the reservoir lid. Not too big and not too small. Your choice of hydroponics growing media to anchor and support the growing plants in the net pots. You need a reservoir full of nutrient-rich liquid to start the process off. Make up as directed on the packaging. A pH tester is certainly a piece of kit you want to help with the maintenance of the remaining nutrient.