GROW FRESH SPIRULINA AT HOME - Complete Course

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Published 2019-09-24
Spirulina is one of the most interesting food there is:
- It’s full of complete proteins
- anti-oxidants
- and is a great source of iron.
+ much more

You might have heard about spirulina already, or maybe even dare to try it in its dried form only to find out it is horrendous. Well, that’s true, it is, except when it’s fresh ! (trust me I wouldn’t believe that either before I tried growing some)

Sadly,... researchers found out a nasty secret: most spirulina on the market today is full of toxins and heavy metals due to the water used to grow it in industrial conditions.

When I discovered that, I immediately threw mine in my plants (they loved it) and decided to grow my own. Which ended up being a great idea because fresh spirulina doesn’t have any taste at all indeed ! This allows me to use it in many different ways.

In this course, I’ll show you the easiest way to get fresh spirulina at home. You’ll even learn how to automate your culture so that the only thing you have to do is to harvest it when ready !

Spirulina is super adaptable which means anyone can do it – this course makes a perfect project to do with kids to teach them about plants, basic chemistry and nutrition.

–– LINKS ––

Air Pump:
– Amazon: smarturl.it/spirulinaairpump

Aquarium Heater:
– Amazon: smarturl.it/spirulinaheater

PH Paper:
– Amazon: smarturl.it/spirulinaphpaper

400 Mesh Fabric for Filtering:
– AliExpress (much cheaper): smarturl.it/spirulinafilterAE
– Amazon: smarturl.it/spirulinafilter

Smart Plug:
– Amazon: smarturl.it/spirulinasmartplug

Baking Soda:
– Amazon: smarturl.it/spirulinabakingsoda

Saltpeter:
– Amazon: smarturl.it/spirulinasaltpeter

Diammonium Phosphate:
– Amazon: smarturl.it/spirulinadiammonium

Iron Supplement:
– Amazon/iHerb: smarturl.it/spirulinaferrous

Epsom Salt:
– Amazon: smarturl.it/spirulinaepsomsalt

Potassium Sulfate:
– Amazon: smarturl.it/spirulinapotassium

Links provided are earning me a small promotion that helps me creating appealing courses.


Additional Care Info:

In order to make sure my spirulina is well, I like to take a look at it under a cheap microscope once in a while which allows me to see quickly if anything else is present in the water.

As long as your culture doesn't smell or look suspicious you should be fine. Please make sure to consult a specialist if you're planning on using your spirulina extensively or feed it to a young person, this course is for informational purposes only – the platform and creator deny any responsability.

All Comments (21)
  • @joe7272
    This could have been a 300k youtube channel! the production quality and skill in making was amazing! you should make more videos!
  • @jaybestnz
    This is the best tutorial I have seen, by far.
  • Ignoring everything but your presentation and quality editing worth 100K subs and views.
  • This video I have been searching for months . I remember I watched it completely accidentally . ! Finally found it after watching many other . Algorithm does magic sometimes . Anyway Thank you . Really honestly thanks from bottom of my heart <3
  • @echandler673
    Great video, Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
  • @billyLarabia
    You are God sent to this world to do Humanity a Favor!! Thanks for your Care! Love the videos and the critical informations.
  • I need to start saying Spirulina the way you do in my videos =) great video!
  • @tealkerberus748
    Note that if you want all the vitamins and proteins and other nutrients spirulina can give you, it can't make those without access to the elemental building blocks they're built from. You have to feed it a complete diet if you want it to give you a complete superfood! Spirulina doesn't produce oxygen in order to float - oxygen gas is the waste product of photosynthesis, which it will do whenever it is in light and its other needs are met. Providing good light from the sides of your grow tank will mean that the spirulina trapped in bubbles of oxygen on the top of the tank don't block the light from the rest of the culture. The portion of the culture at the top should be the easiest to skim off if you don't want to disturb the whole culture as much as the usual harvest methods.
  • @VelmaB1
    Excellent tutorial. Thank you.
  • Hi! Hope that these comments find you very well. It is an amazing description with amazing visualization. Btw, how can I get your Spirulina strain? Thank you.
  • @madeline569
    I would love to see some recommended recipes for fresh spirulina as well :) thanks so much