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Alas you are too late. my house is lost in the forclosure epidemic. I am now looking to planting outside in select places in the wilderness

what I'm very curious about is the policy of this web site with respect to IP addresses. do they make sure they do not store the IP address of anyone who posts here? if that info was stored in their databases, then that leaves them to getting subpoenaed to turn that data over.

I was watching a video where the guy was discusting how C02 right around a leaf gets sucked up, and then there's less in that area, and so you need a fan to stir things up... i was wondering if the same is true for the nute solution around roots, and if anyone has tried a propellor in the...

8-12 oz per plant?? how big are the plants? also what is the size of the tray?

is there any advantage to putting fill between pots, other than to hold pots in place? does it help the roots for them to permeate into some medium versus growing in a matt on the bottom?

Hey, thanks for the responses. maybe it's the precise scientific type of thought process i have- but let me just ask a few more questions from that.... 1) let's say you have pots in the tray. and the roots grow way out of the tray. then there's NO advantage to the roots to have grow medium...

So the roots that exit the pots will just hang free in the tray? what about between floods? can't the roots have risk of drying out? BTW awesome stuff there, but it didnt quite answer my confusion.

ok, you have plants in rockwool sitting in a tray which is flooded. the roots will go out of the rockwook into the tray to get nutrients. so does the tray itself need to have grow medium in it? or can the roots just flop free in there? if the latter then isnt there danger of them drying up...

how many plants should I set up in that space? what is the theoretical max? 3 x 5 plants? 4 x 6 ??

it is Garden Basics General purpose potting soil. I dont have pics - I thrrew out the sapplings because i thougth the soil was no good. I'm a noob, just finding my way, so i view that as a lesson. but before i go onto my second try, i want to be sure the soil is ok, or is garbage. also...

I have a 40 lb load of soil from walmart. I tried to put some sappliings into it. some of them had red areas on the stem which I read is a Fungus. is this soil infested with fungus? should I throw it out?

i'm not concerned with cleanup. I wonder if anyone ever talked about the idea of doing this. of course the animals wouldnt be outside cages. maybe have a cage with about 5 ginny pigs in there. they generate a lot of C02. it can't hurt. i don't want to make this out to sound like a weird...

how much yield you plan to get from each plant

what do you think of that idea? in teh grow room, have soem animals living there. ginny pigs. mouses. they will pump out good C02. is this dumb or a good idea?

I was gonna buy some lights from a guy on the internet. he knows my real name and where i live, and now he won't return my messages. makes me paranoid that he is a fed who just wanted to get my location.

I plan to grow some plants to medium size indoors in April. sex them, and transport to some remote locations (way off my property). I wanted to put them on soem rocky locations with sun, but wonder how often i'll have to travel there to keep the soil moist. any idea on this? in general...

newbie here. guerilla farming with pots. what are the pitfalls of it? i see these pros/cons: pros: 1) elevated over the ground to stay away from small animals 2) control your soil quality cons 1) fingerprints on the pots 2) need to watter more often 3) can blow over in the wind. do...

I'm a newbie. once you get budding to start, can you put lights back to 18/6 and it will keep budding? or does it stop then? so is it like a switch where it thinks it needs to start budding now, and it never goes back?