Frozen and Dehyrated Produce From Fall harvest
In our zone, the Pacific Northwest, we can grow all year long, but we must pick and choose our plants properly throughout the seasons. However,...More
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Lettuce and Kale Starts
Although we are barely halfway through January in the Pacific Northwest, we can grow Lettuce and Kale. After 4 weeks indoors and 1 week hardening...More
413 0Growing With Seeds
Intro Growing with seeds is a very cheap option. While small seedling plants can easily cost dollars per plant, seedlings from seed are often in...More
930 0Growing With Clones
Growing with Clones Cloning is fairly easy and should be done when plants are in vegetative growth. Cloning involves taking a piece of...More
646 0Flood and Drain System
Using a flood and drain system is an excellent hydroponic option to grow mass quantities of small plants because no individual feeder lines are required....More
602 0Building An Indoor Grow Room
Building an Indoor Grow Room The vegetative room is where the young clones or seedlings will begin as tiny plants and eventually grow into robust...More
964 0Building an Indoor Flood and Drain System
Building a Flood and Drain System Materials (for each flood table) 1. Flood table made to size or plastic store-bought model. 2. Two 1/2-inch poly...More
752 0Wick Systems
Building Hydroponic Wick Systems Wick System A: Buckets Materials 1. Two 2 to 5-gallon buckets per plant. 2. One thru-hull fitting per plant. 3. One...More
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How To Build a Top Feeding Hydroponic System with Flood Table
Option A: Top Feeding System Using Flood Table Introduction To making a Top Feeding System This top feeding system using a Flood table is not...More
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How To Build a DIY Hydroponic Top Feeding Bucket System
Building a Hydroponic Top Feeding Bucket System Materials 1. One 3 to 5-gallon bucket per plant. 2. One 5-gallon bucket per plant. 3. Two 3/4-inch...More
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