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Ouch ... that one hit a little close to home :pQuote:
Originally Posted by CavSct1983
Hahaa! For me too. I tried growing peppers in my aquaponics system. I grew 1. Yes 1 and it took 6 months. I told my wife to enjoy the most expensive pepper in the world.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zundfolge
I was just talking to the owner of a hydroponics store about this earlier this week. She says that plants that bear fruits and flowers need more than just a bunch of nitrogen, and if you try putting all the other required nutrients into the system it kills the fish. I had a similar experience with my set-up and growing two jalapenos, but I had a number of things I wasn't doing right so I'll never know what the issue was.Quote:
Originally Posted by GilpinGuy
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They are also notorious for generating large hail storms.
I remember when I was stationed at Ft. Stewart when they reflagged from 24th ID to 3rd ID and they painted the water tower with a backwards 3 ID patch!!
They had to repaint the broken television set all over again!!!!
That's quite the outfit....Quote:
Originally Posted by William
Wait, the media you gave me was infected with FAIL? LOL, j/k.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
True, leafy greens and herbs do awesome indoors in aquaponics. Fruiting veggies not so much. I have grown a ton of different things for fun and to experiment (broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, tomatoes - which did great, just took up the whole room, carrots, beans) but all of those aren't worth the effort. But lettuce, bok choy and all herbs are fantastic.
That was the funny part for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Duman