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Post by hmoosek on Mar 1, 2018 21:03:56 GMT -6
I wanted to start this thread for Glen. This looks like an easy way to grow greens.
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Post by hmoosek on Mar 1, 2018 21:24:26 GMT -6
Here's another
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Post by glen on Mar 1, 2018 22:05:39 GMT -6
Thanx Moose. Very cool. I have never seen this type of hydroponics. I really know nothing about hydroponics except that my father used to grow tomato's hydroponically for many years. Me, being closed minded never really got into it with him. I have always grown my plants in real soil. Where I live now, there are a few obstacles to success. Temperatures here are so high even in our houses that most sensitives like lettuce may not do well. For example, its 90 degree's F in my house right now and its 11 pm! I do have options though. Lettuce might not be one of em. Malabar spinach certainly is one of my options. I bet Malabar spinach would grow like crazy using this method.
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Post by hmoosek on Mar 1, 2018 22:40:22 GMT -6
Yes, I bet the Malabar spinach would work well.
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Post by heavyhitterokra on Jul 2, 2018 18:57:35 GMT -6
Glen,
We're sharing your pain right now, in Northeastern, Oklahoma. It was 97 degrees today, after an all-day rain, yesterday. We had 53% humidity until 5:00 pm when it finally cooled down to 93. Too bad we can't eat the crabgrass in our yard. It has been growing like crazy!
Thanks for the post, Moose. That hydroponic lettuce looks great!
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