High Times author & Hydroponics Secrets host Erik Biksa answers three important questions about Advanced Nutrients pH Perfect Bigger Yields Flowering System nutrients.
Great information on the biggest buds on the web.
The 39 peppers have been in the aeroponic rails for 63 days and are doing great. In this video I show fruiting, long reach buzz pollination, and general info on my grow. Please subscribe and comment. Thanks for Watching.
Take a look at how Gro-Rite Greenhouses in Belvidere, NJ grows fresh basic using a computerized hydroponic system. From seedling to around 6 weeks. Now you can have fresh basil all year round.
http://www.advancednutrients.com presents Hydroponics Secrets telling you how-to get the most out of your Advanced Nutrients pH Perfect Bigger Yields Flowering System Grower Bundles for your hydroponics crops with host Erik Biksa
University of Illinois Extension, Museum of Science and Industry Smart Garden Lecture Series with Fergal Phillips, Hydroponics Expert. July 31, 2010.
Hi folks this season is coming to an end,
Strains= Critical+, Taskanti
light:400w hps
System= ebb & flood 45 L
Nuts= 50% of light feeding program of advance nutrients 3 product, Micro, Grow, Bloom
Flowering time= 7 weeks
as your see some top are purple, that’s the first time i get that on my indoor grow.
I Grow to Smoke!
Hydroponics set-up
Home Solar Heated Hydroponic Greenhouse Project describes growing vegetables in DWC deep water culture without soil. The prject features a solar collector for greenhouse heat and an automatic dip watering system.
http://www.urbangrower.com On this edition of Mailbag & New Stuff Remo checks out Bud Candy from Advanced Nutrients, glass hot knives from Kush.ca, and a CO2 monitor that you can calibrate yourself….He also answers a few viewer e mails, giving some very wise advice, indeed! Remo is a Master Grower with a large following at http://www.youtube.com
www.ecofactory.com – Deputy Debra Taylor gives us a your through the hydroponic greenhouse and fish farm in the Sanford, Florida women’s detention center. As a part of this program, certain inmates are allowed to help with the cultivating and harvesting of these fish and produce, which are then fed in the cafeteria or staff lounge, cutting costs in the prison. This operation is sustainable and gives the inmates a breath of fresh air. Part 1 of 2.
