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Comment on Dr Marc Faber warns of WW3 by pete

pete — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 22:44:17 +0000

Shit Hits The Fan plan. com is a great (American) site with great (American) articles, but you will notice a distinct lack of anything about hydroponics.
Which would you prefer, a pantry full of really yummy dried foods (which you’ll have to keep eating, to stay below the use-by date), or a bulk quantity of hydro nutrients so you can enjoy your own fresh vegies?
Maybe it’s all crap. Maybe life will go on like it always has.
Maybe.

Comment on So how does naked hydroponics work? by Matt

Matt — Sat, 10 Dec 2011 06:27:21 +0000

Hi, was looking at building an NFT system but this Passive looks cheaper. How often do you have to change the solution and how deep is the solution in the pipe. thanks

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Comment on About Us by sunnyarky

sunnyarky — Sun, 11 Sep 2011 15:14:32 +0000

Dear Sirs,
It is Sunny Arky from Taiwan Aquaponics Association.
We are interesting to introduce your company. Could you give us the cover story of your company including brief history, service, successful stories, etc.

Comment on Growing Tomatoes, the ‘naked’ way. by Larry

Larry — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 10:46:31 +0000

Well I have to say, Im blown away with your system that I got from you a few weeks ago. I have three types of tomys and strawberrys in one tube and snow peas and tomys in another one I made myself and started them all on 10ml and they are the best looking plants I have ever seen (so healthy and rich looking). I have them hanging under the eves and wow they love it (north faceing side. Any way I just wanted to say thank you Pete you have given me faith in Hydroponics where as I was about to give up on it. Larry

Comment on So how does naked hydroponics work? by grim

grim — Tue, 16 Aug 2011 10:46:09 +0000

Hey Kev, it’s not a question of health, but season. In autumn, a healthy strawb will throw out runners. You can stick those runners into adjacent holes in your planter. About July those plants should start flowering and bearing fruit -and stop throwing out runners. It’s an either / or situation.
the same thing seems to apply to the fruit. Our experience is, one plant will produce x amount (weight) of fruit. If you leave all the flowers on, you will get a lot of small fruit. If you want big fruit, cut half the flowers off.
Either way, you’ll still get the same weight of fruit.
there’s no such thing as a free lunch. (there’s wisdom my future grandkids can remember me by.)

Comment on So how does naked hydroponics work? by Kevin

Kevin — Tue, 16 Aug 2011 10:22:21 +0000

Grim,Love the way you talk..its straight up.Intoxicated or not.lol.
So a healthy feeding strawb is fruiting and not spreading ????????.

Comment on So how does naked hydroponics work? by Kevin

Kevin — Tue, 16 Aug 2011 10:10:58 +0000

Cheers Grim,I appreciate the info.I get paid on Thursday and will be ordering the chain system post haste.I will also purchase a nutrient pack to last…….Thanks again Grim,Kev

Comment on So how does naked hydroponics work? by grim

grim — Tue, 16 Aug 2011 10:07:31 +0000

Ok seriously, we grow strawbs very successfully. Actually, the best nutrient we’ve found for strawbs specifically is one we don’t yet retail, called ‘Ionic Grow’; a single part mix from Growth Technology. We’re still trialling it; when we are positive we will start to retail it. If you see it online anywhere else, grab it and do you own trials. (and if it doesn’t work, tuff shit your funeral).
There’s a lot of varieties of strawbs out there. We haven’t yet worked out which one’s the best, but when we do we won’t keep it a secret. what we do know is; when strawbs are fruiting, they ain’t spreading. IOW, put your strawbs in in autumn, watch them expand across your whole planter, then start harvesting them about 3 weeks ago.
Did that make sense, or am I pissed?
I’m pretty sure 30 years ago I had better things to do when I was pissed.