can they be grown in a hydroponic planter? dwc?
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Hey David did you end up planting these hydroponically? I am considering the same. Thanks!
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I bet! That would be ideal! I have mine outside because I'm in Florida but the pests here are bad so hydro would be a great way to grow them.
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No, they are for hydroponic use only. Use coco plugs or starter cubes for soil planting outdoors
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It would really depend on the fruits and vegetables in question and the medium (soil, hydroponic, aeroponic) involved. If light requirements and humidity are compatible then yes. However certain plants can outgrow others in terms of root space and size so it would prove prudent to know all the details of your plants and their growth rates and/or nutrient requirement compatibilities if they are sharing a medium.
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Yes, I live in zone 6 and started them inside. 3 weeks later they are 2 feet tall in my garden. Build a support for them, water when they look distressed. Good luck
1677034
I'm sorry, I don't know if you can grow them. I use them in my recipes, I know they taste better than most.
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I would imagine you could, as they are organic. I would just adjust the size of them according to your container. I used them in my container garden last year and they worked well, but I used very large pots. Since they're spikes they can easily be broken in half.
1257799
Yes you can!! They grow very nicely but you may need to cage them sideways instead of a standing cage which would be too high.
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Yes. But this is used in a 3 part series. Theirs grow, bloom, and micro which are all used at the same time but mixed in the water separately. U can't mix them together as one. It's designed for hydroponics solutions. Though you can use this in dirt to. It's a concentrate so it needs to be mixed in with water depending on what time of growth your in.
337777
I don't see why not. On slow would be my suggestion. Expensive bulb planter, no?
700759
You would use a store bought potting mix and plant in that..I use mine for hydroponic tomatoes ..indoors.
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I dont see why not? thanks for the idea I think I will plant some in my garden.
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I wouldnt do that. The ph will change within 2 days. Ive had plants die because i left them unattended for days. This is typical for all hydro setups
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Kathy, I have not planted any flowers in my Hydrofarm GCTR. I have only planted vegetables, but everything I have plantedin them has done extremely well. I'm sure flowers would do great. Good luck! Sincerely Ron Dempsey
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In the picture they look dry, when you wet them they will expand and absorb water just like a sponge. Also, I'd get the brand name Rapid Rooters because they come inoculated with beneficial bacteria and I'm not sure if these do or don't however these work well too. I've tried these in aeroponics and I can tell you they work just like a sponge and you end up with rot on the stems. Better is to use the foam discs that come with the net pots, I believe they are called net pot collars. You don't want to use anything that retains water in aeroponics or you end up with rot. Really, all you want to do is make sure your plants stems are held in place above the sprayers, so a bare plant stem would be better. I personally don't care for aeroponics and unless you are a true hydroponics master I wouldn't even mess with it. Aeroponics is a constant nightmare and they leak like crazy most of the time. A solid DWC bucket is easy to build and will yield huge harvests with anything. Good luck!
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You could, but I'm not sure there is enough water pressure to make it work. Your potted plants would have to be well below the bottom of the collection vessel.
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Well, They should grow in indoor plants. Do not use micRacle grow unless they look puny!
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You could...but I don't know how long they would hold up. Maybe succulents that didnt' require much water. I would look elsewhere for planters though.