CARA MENANAM BAYAM HIJAU HIDROPONIK SISTEM DFT, MENANAM MUDAH HASIL MAKSIMAL

Summary

This video tutorial explains the process of growing spinach hydroponically using the Deep Flow Technique (DFT) system. It covers all the necessary steps from seed preparation to harvesting in just 20 days. The video demonstrates how to plant spinach in small blocks of rockwool, maintain the seedlings with consistent water supply, and transfer them into net pots. The tutorial also shares the key steps for ensuring healthy growth, such as adding nutrients on day 14. The final product is ready for harvest by day 21, making it a fast and efficient method for growing spinach at home.

Takeaways

• 😀 Spinach is a commonly consumed vegetable in Indonesia, often used in dishes like Nasi Pajauh and Sayur Bening.
• 😀 Spinach can be grown hydroponically, which takes only 20 days to harvest.
• 😀 The video explains the process of hydroponic spinach planting using the DFT (Deep Flow Technique) system with 32 planting holes.
• 😀 Step 1 involves preparing the tools and materials: spinach seeds, rock wool, and water.
• 😀 The rock wool should be cut into small cube shapes before use in planting.
• 😀 The rock wool cubes are arranged neatly on a seed tray and watered evenly to ensure proper moisture.
• 😀 Spinach seeds are sown onto the surface of the rock wool using the fingers to make the process easier.
• 😀 The seedlings should be placed in a location with sunlight and monitored for water levels throughout the seeding process.
• 😀 The seedlings are ready to be transferred after 5 days, and net pots and flannel are used for transplanting.
• 😀 Each planting hole should be fully occupied with a spinach seedling to ensure proper growth.
• 😀 By day 14, spinach plants typically need additional nutrients, though this may vary depending on the growth conditions.
• 😀 After 21 days, the spinach is ready for harvesting, and the video includes contact information for obtaining seeds and nutrients.
• 😀 Hydroponic spinach planting is simple and efficient, making it a viable option for home gardeners.

Q & A

What is the main topic of the video?

The main topic of the video is about growing spinach using a hydroponic method, specifically the Deep Flow Technique (DFT) with a 32-hole planting system.

How long does it take to harvest spinach when grown hydroponically?

It takes approximately 20 days to harvest spinach when grown using the hydroponic method.

What is the first step in the hydroponic spinach planting process?

The first step is the seedling process, where spinach seeds are sown into small, cube-shaped pieces of rock wool.

How is the rock wool prepared for the seedlings?

The rock wool is cut into small cubes and placed on a seed tray. It is then watered thoroughly to ensure the cubes are moist and ready for the spinach seeds.

What should be done after sowing the spinach seeds?

After sowing the seeds, they should be placed in a location that receives sunlight, and the water supply should be regularly checked to ensure the seedlings are adequately hydrated.

How long does it take for the spinach seedlings to be ready for transplanting?

The spinach seedlings are ready for transplanting after about 5 days from sowing.

What is used for the transplanting process?

Net pots and flannel cloths are used to transfer the seedlings into the hydroponic system.

How old are the spinach plants when they are transplanted into the hydroponic system?

The spinach plants are 7 days old when they are transplanted into the hydroponic system.

When should additional nutrients be added to the hydroponic system?

Additional nutrients are typically added on day 14, but this can vary depending on the condition of the nutrient solution and the plants.

What is the final update given about the spinach plants?

The final update shows that the spinach plants are 21 days old and ready to be harvested.

Where can viewers find information about the seeds and nutrients used in the hydroponic spinach system?

Viewers can contact the admin of PuriGarden for more information about the seeds and nutrients, as the contact details are provided in the video description.