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No I am not talking about buying it I am talking about letting the scraps dry out on their own then grind it up.

No. Its a device that I am talking about is called Food Cycler. It heats up to 180 degree to dry out the stuff and is more or less creates carbon material. I was thinking about taking scraps, drying it out then grinding it up and mix it into the potting soil that I use.

Because I can't compost outside and I don't want to find a spot to have a composting bin that will stink up my place nor want to mess around with trying to find the right balance or want to have composting worms.

Hi all. It has been a while since I have posted. I saw a video on youtube of a product that drys out your food and plant scrams and brakes them up into smaller peaces. Is using this dried material in soil that you have plants growing in safe for the plants to do or is it a bad idea?

No. Renewable energy never put out 100% of what they are rated at. Solar panels brake down over time and never put out max due to it relays on the sun. The weaker the sun the less power produced, the stronger the sun the more power. When it comes to power even for ac. You relay on the voltage...

Basil can bolt even under 24/0 lighting. I've had it happen. As soon as it came to 2 feet tall I topped it. When it was working on its 3rd set of true leafs it was already starting to branch out. By the 4th or 5th set of true leafs it was starting to work on its 2nd set of branches per node. Yea...

This is what I grew from seed under 1 6" long, 10w, 10,000K CFL in 2 months. This basil plant is 2 feet tall at 2 months old. So as you can see herbs can grow with less light then MJ plants.

Yes. Please take and upload some photos. One thing I've noticed that plants love B-1 Thrive.

1 - What kind of plant is it? (ie maple ect) 2 - Most people give bonsai plants 20-20-20

Sweet. I might see about getting some cuttings and growing them out in a hydro system. No need for them to get any taller then 6 feet at max.

I would say do it. I wonder if Christmas trees are the type of wood that is used for framing houses.

I have grown some tomatoes in a AeroGarden (The product called AeroGarden and not the Aeroponics) and I got tomatoes.

That's what I was thinking but the red spike confused me but also how well would this CFL be for veg growing cycle on its own?

I bought this CFL light for lighting but I saw that it was 10,00K and I looked at the spectral graph and it got me wondering if this light can be used to grow with (not for bit plants ofc.

For me herbs seem to do well in hydroponics in 6.5 to 7.0 PH level @ around 700PPM/TDS

Does anyone know how good a 40mm lens is?

For me I've never messed with paper towel or water in a cup method for germinating fruits, veggies and herb seeds due to the fact they are so cheap and it doesn't matter if you plant more in if the seeds you planted failed to germinate. No point in spending more money then you need. I use...

For me I've never messed with paper towel or water in a cup method for germinating fruits, veggies and herb seeds due to the fact they are so cheap and it doesn't matter if you plant more in if the seeds you planted failed to germinate. No point in spending more money then you need.

ok I will have to do that I've been growing fruits, veggies and herbs I haven't seen any of those brands before. Also like I've said I don't grow mj

Yea but there's some 1 - I can't get them here and I don't order things online so what I can get is limited 2 - I refuse to pay alot of money for soil. Iirc 1 bag of soil from FF was about $15 and I am not paying that much. 3 - I'm not growing mj so paying alot for potting soil is pointless for...