Hello everyone. It's me Kevin from Epic Gardening. Today we're talking about how to grow an infinite

amount of basil and I do mean infinite. Technically, how do we do it? Well, I just released a video on my YouTube channel about this

and it's going to utilize the Kratky method of hydroponics and Kratky basically is just the most passive way that you can grow

hydroponically. You are sacrificing some efficiency in order to spend almost

zero time after setting it up. And so the way that I designed this system is based on

ball wide mouth mason jars, so the three inch wide mouth mason jars. And the

reason I'm doing that is because a three inch net pot fits beautifully in the top of that and they hold a decent amount of water.

And so here is the method. All you have to do is get a basil plant from a nursery.

You can also grow your own, but if you're looking for speed,

go ahead and just go pick up a basil plant,

whatever variety you like,

and then you're going to need some rock wool cubes for

propagation and you're going to need probably some expanded clay pellets although you

can use whatever growing media you want. Other than that all you need is that mason jar that net pot and then obviously some

hydroponic nutrients and so the method is this what I would do if you want a

never-ending supply of infinite basil off of the same exact plant is this.

I would propagate probably four to six different cuttings.

You might lose a couple, although Basil is notoriously easy to root.

And then I would set these up so what you're going to do is you're going to take your

cutting you can use rooting hormone, you don't have to,

basil is pretty easy to root like I said, and then place that in the rockwell cutting,

make sure that it stays moist during the rooting period, put your rockwell

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