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This is your lazy weekend “long” lunch movie, it was such a beautiful day you can see the current progress of the plants (and problems). I saw the tomato monster has caterpillars eating them, so later I cleaned it up and traded rotten tomatoes for fresh eggs from a friend! Today’s delicious lunch was basil, broccoli greens, tomato, dill (from my mom’s hydroponic system), egg, balsamic vinegar and olive oil. I hope this encourages you to build your own system!

Learn how to build a fresh water hydro tower in your backyard to grow your own fruits and vegetables effectively in a small footprint. A standard system is roughly 27x30 inches with 56 plants. You can grow healthy, sustaining foods like tomatoes, spinach, lettuce, strawberries, leeks, bok choi, herbs, squash, bell peppers, jalapeños, Brussels sprouts and more! Follow along to watch our progress as we continue to improve our systems and experiment with other fruits and vegetables to fill out our garden and our tummies.

Another throwback to early January, this time with a surprise sauce-making short. Lunch was: broccoli greens, eggs, and tomato sauce! Delicious!

Exciting early morning lunch from the hydroponics garden because this is the first green bell pepper I’ve picked! It was delicious! Crisp, rich, and oh so flavorful, truly a gift. They say only God can make a tree, well, same is true for these beautiful plants! Grow your own and see, because it’s a whole new world! Today’s lunch is: broccoli greens, tomato, green bell pepper (remember to save the seeds!), fresh basil, some more of that fresh dill from my mom’s hydroponics garden, balsamic vinegar and olive oil. If you are thinking about making your own hydroponics system but aren’t sure, then please leave questions in the comments, below! Thanks for watching!

Another lunch made before sunrise from the hydroponics garden: fresh basil, broccoli greens, tomato, balsamic vinegar and olive oil. Then, a side of hard boiled eggs mixed with fresh basil from the hydroponics system my mom is running. I’m hoping to encourage those of you who want to grow your own food, on a tiny footprint, using these hydroponics designs. I plan to have a livestream soon to help answer questions and I would love to know how I can help you do the same. Leave questions in the comments, below! Thanks for watching! :D

Picking my lunch in the morning darkness, broccoli greens, fresh basil, eggs, balsamic vinegar and olive oil. I decided not to use the tomato… because, well, it’s going into sauce later.

A light salad made with veggies hydroponically grown in our backyard.

Learn how to build a fresh water hydro tower in your backyard to grow your own fruits and vegetables effectively in a small footprint. A standard system is roughly 27x30 inches with 56 plants. You can grow healthy, sustaining foods like tomatoes, spinach, lettuce, strawberries, leeks, bok choi, herbs, squash, bell peppers, jalapeños, Brussels sprouts and more! Follow along to watch our progress as we continue to improve our systems and experiment with other fruits and vegetables to fill out our garden and our tummies.

Learn how to build a fresh water hydro tower in your backyard to grow your own fruits and vegetables effectively in a small footprint. A standard system is roughly 27x30 inches with 56 plants. You can grow healthy, sustaining foods like tomatoes, spinach, lettuce, strawberries, leeks, bok choi, herbs, squash, bell peppers, jalapeños, Brussels sprouts and more! Follow along to watch our progress as we continue to improve our systems and experiment with other fruits and vegetables to fill out our garden and our tummies.

Learn how to build a fresh water hydro tower in your backyard to grow your own fruits and vegetables effectively in a small footprint. A standard system is roughly 27x30 inches with 56 plants. You can grow healthy, sustaining foods like tomatoes, spinach, lettuce, strawberries, leeks, bok choi, herbs, squash, bell peppers, jalapeños, Brussels sprouts and more! Follow along to watch our progress as we continue to improve our systems and experiment with other fruits and vegetables to fill out our garden and our tummies.

Learn how to build a fresh water hydro tower in your backyard to grow your own fruits and vegetables effectively in a small footprint. A standard system is roughly 27x30 inches with 56 plants. You can grow healthy, sustaining foods like tomatoes, spinach, lettuce, strawberries, leeks, bok choi, herbs, squash, bell peppers, jalapeños, Brussels sprouts and more! Follow along to watch our progress as we continue to improve our systems and experiment with other fruits and vegetables to fill out our garden and our tummies.

Learn how to build a fresh water hydro tower in your backyard to grow your own fruits and vegetables effectively in a small footprint. A standard system is roughly 27x30 inches with 56 plants. You can grow healthy, sustaining foods like tomatoes, spinach, lettuce, strawberries, leeks, bok choi, herbs, squash, bell peppers, jalapeños, Brussels sprouts and more! Follow along to watch our progress as we continue to improve our systems and experiment with other fruits and vegetables to fill out our garden and our tummies.

Learn how to build a fresh water hydro tower in your backyard to grow your own fruits and vegetables effectively in a small footprint. A standard system is roughly 27x30 inches with 56 plants. You can grow healthy, sustaining foods like tomatoes, spinach, lettuce, strawberries, leeks, bok choi, herbs, squash, bell peppers, jalapeños, Brussels sprouts and more! Follow along to watch our progress as we continue to improve our systems and experiment with other fruits and vegetables to fill out our garden and our tummies.

Learn how to build a fresh water hydro tower in your backyard to grow your own fruits and vegetables effectively in a small footprint. A standard system is roughly 27x30 inches with 56 plants. You can grow healthy, sustaining foods like tomatoes, spinach, lettuce, strawberries, leeks, bok choi, herbs, squash, bell peppers, jalapeños, Brussels sprouts and more! Follow along to watch our progress as we continue to improve our systems and experiment with other fruits and vegetables to fill out our garden and our tummies.

Learn how to build a fresh water hydro tower in your backyard to grow your own fruits and vegetables effectively in a small footprint. A standard system is roughly 27x30 inches with 56 plants. You can grow healthy, sustaining foods like tomatoes, spinach, lettuce, strawberries, leeks, bok choi, herbs, squash, bell peppers, jalapeños, Brussels sprouts and more! Follow along to watch our progress as we continue to improve our systems and experiment with other fruits and vegetables to fill out our garden and our tummies.

Learn how to build a fresh water hydro tower in your backyard to grow your own fruits and vegetables effectively in a small footprint. A standard system is roughly 27x30 inches with 56 plants. You can grow healthy, sustaining foods like tomatoes, spinach, lettuce, strawberries, leeks, bok choi, herbs, squash, bell peppers, jalapeños, Brussels sprouts and more! Follow along to watch our progress as we continue to improve our systems and experiment with other fruits and vegetables to fill out our garden and our tummies.

Learn how to build a fresh water hydro tower in your backyard to grow your own fruits and vegetables effectively in a small footprint. A standard system is roughly 27x30 inches with 56 plants. You can grow healthy, sustaining foods like tomatoes, spinach, lettuce, strawberries, leeks, bok choi, herbs, squash, bell peppers, jalapeños, Brussels sprouts and more! Follow along to watch our progress as we continue to improve our systems and experiment with other fruits and vegetables to fill out our garden and our tummies.

Learn how to build a fresh water hydro tower in your backyard to grow your own fruits and vegetables effectively in a small footprint. A standard system is roughly 27x30 inches with 56 plants. You can grow healthy, sustaining foods like tomatoes, spinach, lettuce, strawberries, leeks, bok choi, herbs, squash, bell peppers, jalapeños, Brussels sprouts and more! Follow along to watch our progress as we continue to improve our systems and experiment with other fruits and vegetables to fill out our garden and our tummies.

Learn how to build a fresh water hydro tower in your backyard to grow your own fruits and vegetables effectively in a small footprint. A standard system is roughly 27x30 inches with 56 plants. You can grow healthy, sustaining foods like tomatoes, spinach, lettuce, strawberries, leeks, bok choi, herbs, squash, bell peppers, jalapeños, Brussels sprouts and more! Follow along to watch our progress as we continue to improve our systems and experiment with other fruits and vegetables to fill out our garden and our tummies.

Learn how to build a fresh water hydro tower in your backyard to grow your own fruits and vegetables effectively in a small footprint. A standard system is roughly 27x30 inches with 56 plants. You can grow healthy, sustaining foods like tomatoes, spinach, lettuce, strawberries, leeks, bok choi, herbs, squash, bell peppers, jalapeños, Brussels sprouts and more! Follow along to watch our progress as we continue to improve our systems and experiment with other fruits and vegetables to fill out our garden and our tummies.

Learn how to build a fresh water hydro tower in your backyard to grow your own fruits and vegetables effectively in a small footprint. A standard system is roughly 27x30 inches with 56 plants. You can grow healthy, sustaining foods like tomatoes, spinach, lettuce, strawberries, leeks, bok choi, herbs, squash, bell peppers, jalapeños, Brussels sprouts and more! Follow along to watch our progress as we continue to improve our systems and experiment with other fruits and vegetables to fill out our garden and our tummies.

Learn how to build a fresh water hydro tower in your backyard to grow your own fruits and vegetables effectively in a small footprint. A standard system is roughly 27x30 inches with 56 plants. You can grow healthy, sustaining foods like tomatoes, spinach, lettuce, strawberries, leeks, bok choi, herbs, squash, bell peppers, jalapeños, Brussels sprouts and more! Follow along to watch our progress as we continue to improve our systems and experiment with other fruits and vegetables to fill out our garden and our tummies.