Would this work well with a soil grow?
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Its the only way I grow. I started inside with a 6x18" inch filter with prefilter,run the ducting through the open end of my hood then on the socket side run the ducting through the roof vent...all that is connected to a hydrofarm 6 inch 400 cfm fan and then out to exhaust and my temps are never above 78 and the humidity never exceeds 48%...and falls to a low of 30% at the least,these are ideal numbers for a perfect soil garden
345310
Yes to answer your question. My first grow was a soil grow, but since upgraded to a bubbler system. Soil is fine but make sure your pots are big enough cause multi transplants with weaken your plants immune system.
345311
I only use soil. Is good for 2 - 3 plants and all the lights fans and a/c if needed
19932
I don't see why not. Plant roots that need extra depth would grow more horizontally. I had a container garden before I used Gtonomics and I was able to grow a variety of plants and vegetables. It would simply become a very large container.
1923580
Yes it will work well. We use ours almost exclusively for vegtable plants in the garden
1867017
I don't know why not. It might not spread it as fine as a fertilizer spreader, but the only material I find that it has problems with is hay and only if there is too much of it mixed in with the manure and bedding. Are you spreading bagged top soil or bulk? I'm thinking the bulk could have some lumps that wouldn't break down well. It's an incredibly well made and handy piece of equipment and absolutely worth the money. I love it!
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Absolutely. I worked for me and I have really tough clay soil. I didn't have any really tall ones this year because I caught them early, but it does work on the shorter ones for sure. P.S. dry out those dandelion roots and grind them down. They make a really healthy beverage when you steep them in water!
37760
I am not sure but it should if it is packed full of potting soil or other soil in which you wish to grow your plants. I am not sure I would use it for this purpose however unless the rocks were large and not compacting.
1670187
No........prepare your soil....loosen it up......spread your seed......and expect good results.
2213306
It should do nicely as long as the plant itself (not the root) is misted with water thoroughly at least two or three times weekly. The plant does not obtain any nutrient from the root. It gets its nutrients by absorbing water through the leaves. :)
2124304
Yes, After plenty of research this was the brand to buy. Just prepare a flat area with plenty of drainage. Could be a two man job with interlocking wood. Fill with a good dirt and your ready to go! I have five in my garden. I also prep my soil a year before.
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It should, that's why I am using it instead of grass. (No mowing yay!) It will be a little delicate when it first starts to grow, but once it gets going it should be fine. Here is a link with more info for uses: http://www.stepables.com/5/Sagina_subulata_Irish_Moss.html
585912
Mix with soil, rainfall or personal irrigation will active. Not messy at all
1746618
I couldnt get it to work in soil. But if you could get it to actually work, I dont think it would matter if it is soil in pots or soil outdoors
588124
I have it in a completely fenced backyard with bushes and flowers in it so I don't have that problem. I needed to plant in a place where there were too many roots to dig so I used this in that area and it has worked great.
1065382
Yes you can grow soil and hydro with this tent you can't go wrong with this grow tent it's perfect for the price too
355077
No. I used a nutrient rich mix I purchased at the nursery and it worked fine. I like the EarthBox. I have a friend who has great results. I also purchased a set from agardenpatch.com (a mulch top with fertilizer) and it worked really well on some old soil. I purchased that from a company that advertised in the parade section of the paper. Good Luck.
714030
It is pretty strong, but if you mix it with regular potting soil it should be okay.
193559
Yes, but be careful that you don't overfill and give your plants root rot. : )