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originally posted by: Hoosierdaddy71
a reply to: signalfire
Your friends in California would not be able to water their 1/3 of an acre. This works much better in areas that get rain.
originally posted by: DaphneApollo
I had no idea California was that bad!
I would love to have a garden like on your page link, but I have too much grass. And it won't stay out of the way long enough for anything else to grow, it takes over. If it would, I'd be rich. Woohoo.
originally posted by: DaphneApollo
I had no idea California was that bad!
I would love to have a garden like on your page link, but I have too much grass. And it won't stay out of the way long enough for anything else to grow, it takes over. If it would, I'd be rich. Woohoo.
originally posted by: JohnPhoenix
a reply to: signalfire
The problem with aquaponics or hydroponics as I see it is it's hard to do it organically. Most of the time water soluble chemical fertilizers and nutrients are used which even the best of those is sub par compared to organics. Sure you can grow a good yield but the veggies won't have much nutritional value, so it's not worth it in my opinion.
originally posted by: ckhk3
It doesn't say what he's growing to be grossing so much.
originally posted by: Hoosierdaddy71
a reply to: signalfire
Your friends in California would not be able to water their 1/3 of an acre. This works much better in areas that get rain.