Walk around my home. I am very impressed with the kale, looks like there will be much seed to harvest.
This video I made to update the growth in my aquaponics system. It took 2 days to sprout the beans, and 6 days to grow to this size. The lettuce is the same thing but it took 1 day to sprout and 5 days to grow to the size it is now.
freerxplus.com Law777.com http USING URINE AS PLANT FOOD TO MAKE PLANTS BLOOM FREE FERTILIZER Your pee is precious By Green Living Tips | Published 07/27/2007 Did you know that 98% of the nitrogen, 68% of the phosphorus and 85% of the potassium in your urine can be reclaimed? I guess you’re asking why this is important 
. Phosphorus is an essential component in all forms of life – it forms part of the structural framework of DNA and RNA molecules. It’s used in a variety of industries, but mostly as an important (and very much abused) agricultural fertilizer. It appears that as a result of the consumption of phosporus for agriculture over the last 100 years or so, the world is heading for a supply crunch. According to Associate Professor Cynthia Mitchell from the University of Technology in Sydney, Australia, the world’s deposits of phosphorus will be depleted in about 50 years. The solution – our pee! It seems that we excrete around a hundred gallons of the stuff each per year and it’s one of the most concentrated sources of phosphorus. I remember stories from my father regarding his father and others using urine to water tomatos whilst interred in a prisoner of war camp in World War II. Those tomatos provided much needed vitamins for the men and probably helped some survive their time of incarceration given the horrible conditions. So, how do the boffins propose collecting this urine? Through urine separating toilets – and they have been on the market for quite a while …
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For many indoor gardeners, everything starts with cuttings (aka clones). If you can’t get rooted plants, you will never have a functioning garden. So how do we get stem cuttings that will root quickly and thoroughly? And how does a plant stem generate roots in the first place?
Here’s all the info you need about cloning plants in your grow room.
http://www.rosebudmag.com/hydroponic-tips-ideas/what-causes-cloning-sweet-cells-that-create-cash-crops
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Mangoes come from a tropical zone, so it’s important to make sure to grow them in an environment where it never gets too cold. Learn about covering mango seeds with two or three inches of soil after planting them sideways in a pot with help from a sustainable gardener in this free video on growing mangoes from a seed. Expert: Yolanda Vanveen Bio: Yolanda Vanveen is a third-generation flower grower and sustainable gardener who lives in Kalama, Washington. She is the owner of vanveenbulbs.com and has sold flower bulbs for more than 15 years. Filmmaker: Daron Stetner
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say one flower seed was placed in a dark area and the other outside …..we all know which would grow but i need a way better explination…can any1 help?
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Do bigger flower seeds grow bigger flowers
The start of the first PC game played for this channel. A game by PopCap, and quite a good one at that. Pretty much the game is you plant plants to defend your house against the waves of zombies out to eat your brains.
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Over the summer I was given three Hibiscus just beautiful flowers.I put them in larger pots, pruned & moved them inside for winter. One is growing well lots of new growth, one the leaves are turning yellow but is also showing lots of new growth & the other is losing It’s leaves with almost no new growth at all. I feed them once a month i water once a week & mist them daily. Can anyone help me save my plants?
i have them in southern exposure ,on a bay window sill.along with some peppers.i have pinched back the tops .to limit height to about 2 to 3 feet tall.branches are about a foot long.leafs are very nice.plants look healthy.leafs are curled a little at times.i have installed a grow light strip above them.and allow them about 6 hours of light at night.i am allowing the suckers to grow in the arch of each stem at this point.they are the first suckers.i pinch the tops off after they start.i have had thease growing since,late october.and i have not seen any blossoms yet.is it because they are indoors,and will get flowers a little later.? seem to be health at this point.but i feel they should have flowers by now.any help would be great.thanks.
they are near the window,and i think night time temps are no lower than 65 to 68 in here.but the window is in the kitchen,and we use the oven alot too.is this warm enough?
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