How to make 10 liter A & B hydroponic solution.

Today I am showing you an easy and simple way to make Hydroponic Solution Step by step to make 1o L of A & B Hydroponics fertilizer — perfect for beginners ,Hydroponics farm is growing plants without soil, in this video I am showing you step by step how to make DIY homemade Hydroponics solution Vegetable grower ,I'm showing easy furmula suitable for all veges and leafy green and how to start hydroponics garden. and how to mix the nutrients fertilizer Subscribe for more videos: / @diygardenwithbb Follow my Instagram:   / diy_garden_with.  . Email: [email protected] _If you interested in hydroponics you can check this videos Hydroponic system using storage container : bitter gourd hydroponics ; • How to grow bitter melon hydroponically. • Home made Deep Water System . Hydroponic g... how to grow lettuce hydroponically: • Hydroponic Lettuce For beginner AT Home DIY hydroponic system : • HOW TO MAKE HYDROPONIC SYSTEM AT HOME //EA... PVC HYDROPONICS SYSTEM: • How To Make Your Own DIY hydroponic 🍀☘️ Sy... #hydroponic_usa #hydroponic_system #hydroponics-farm You will need:” Two 10L containers (for Part A & Part B) Accurate measuring scale 🔹 Fertilizer You Will Need — Part A (Solution A) Weigh 180 g of Calcium Nitrate. 40 g of Potassium Nitrate Fill half of your 10L container with clean water. Temperature (20–25°C / 68–77°F). Add the powders one by one, never together at the same time Stir until there are no particles left at the bottom. Now fill the container up to 10 liters and close it well. Solution A is ready ✔ SOLUTION B Epsom Salt (Magnesium Sulfate) MKP (Monopotassium Phosphate) Trace Mix (Micronutrients) Iron EDDHA 6% Start by filling the container halfway with clean water at (20–25°C / 68–77°F). And that’s it! Your DWC system is now ready with fresh nutrients. Keep your plants healthy and growing. See you in the next video!" Successful hydroponics starts with perfectly balanced nutrient solutions This nutrient solution works best with leafy greens like Batavia, lettuce, spinach, as well as herbs and other fast-growing vegetables