Just Yak

I really wanted to get one of those mini lime trees and grow them out but I cant even grow mj in soil much less a like tree.

does anyone grow their veggies hydro round here?

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Originally Posted by OldPhart
Basic cheat sheet:
Ec goes up, PH goes down=plants require less nutes.
Ec goes down, PH goes up=Plants require more nutes
Ec stable, PH goes up=Equilibrium=Good thang.

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PotHole Hippy

I use passive IRB's... Tried DWC... but I killed them all... Honestly I think one of the kids added more ferts thinking more would be better, but I can't be sure... all I know is that they were fine one day and brown and krispy the next

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OldThymer

If hempy counts, I have done some in hydro. Lettuce works great in a hempy as well as peppers.

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Biorhythme

Ya,I do.To be honest,My grandfather and father both have the "Greenthumb" and I learned from watching them in there gardens.I grew MJ before I did anything else.Once I had a "little one" I stopped growing and used all the hydro info that I learned to grow veggies,herbs,and fruits.My Grandfather has past and I cant get my father out of the dirt for anything,even though I out grow him 3 to 1 .I have one of those dwarf lime trees and they are really easy to grow.Really most things grown in soil is "Water,Watch,and Wait".Heavy on the wait part.In soil I find myself making mistakes because of the time factor.When something is performing as I think it should,I tend to go down the list of "What should I do or add to help this out" when all it needs is time to do it thing.

PotHole Hippy

Strawberries also grow well in pure perlite... I read an article in MaximumYield magazine that said a lot of pro growers do indoor strawberries that way... I gave a copy of the mag to the gerden center lady after she questioned why I wanted 4 large bags of perlite in November

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Biorhythme

I wonder why she thought it was any of her nevermind?Unless she was asking with an interest to do something herself in november.How did she ask? nosey or curious

PotHole Hippy

Just kinda curious... she had to get someone to go get it out of the warehouse... cause "Nobody buys it in the winter"

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Biorhythme

Oh ok,That worked out as the perfect cover then.

PotHole Hippy

Luckilly I had the mag in my truck.. so I offered her a copy and picked up a new one for myself... Now I can buy more whenever I want without her wondering... good thing cause I'm starting a new vert grow in a few weeks and will prob need a few more bags

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OldThymer

I have started (by started I mean I bought cuttings from a nursery and planted them in the hempy) strawberries in hempies but they all turned south. I think I ended up burning them. However, after planting them outside, they rebounded nicely. They were in the hempies for a good 5 months and all of them went south around the same time.

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