Check it out: Proper Plant Conditions from Beginning to End, all on one page. What we have been using for years now is available to all, and you can print out as many copies as you like and plaster them all over your indoor garden. Download the PDF below, and also below is an image […]
1. Keep your air temperature 10 – 15 degrees less at night (except in the clone & seed stage). 2. Flush plants every three weeks with a flush product or water with 1/4 strength nutrients and Cannazym or Hygrozyme. 3. No need to run CO2 when lights are off (nighttime). The plants make their own CO2. […]
The other night on Dateline NBC, in the last segment they featured a restaurant in New York with a simple concept. We grow what we serve, and they can do this thanks to Hydroponics! It’s the first of its kind — they grow the produce and herbs on the roof of their restaurant using a […]
A New Year is quickly upon us and another decade complete. Lots happened over the last year, and for that mater the last decade. It’s been coined the decade of the “bubble,” with booms and busts every few years. But most importantly it has become the decade of mainstream recognition and focus on the environment, […]
One of the major benefits of hydroponics is that you can grow anywhere and anytime of the year. I recently stumbled across a project called Window Farms from www.windowfarms.org. Basically the concept behind them is that you can grow indoors in any space, but specifically in spaces without a lot of room. See below: “Researchers […]
o I was flipping through a magazine the other day, and came across a great article on the “Relative Efficiency of Light Bulbs.” We love hydroponics, but we’re always looking for information and ways of making hydroponics “greener” than it already is.
I stumbled upon a section on Co2 in the “How to Supercharge Your Garden” book written by Graham Reinders and illustrated by Marseene Mainly. I thought I’d share a piece of the chapter as it kind of made me laugh inside, but also displays our innate relationship with nature and the plants that we grow. See below and enjoy;
What’s the best light for seedlings?
