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Hi all. I've finally need to get some soil and I am looking at a different brand that isn't Merical Grow and I found these and I want to know how good these ones are. Schultz Potting Soil Vitalium Potting Soil

I would think that's what they used

I think she has been soaking up what ever sun she can get at this time before winter.

No not the one I saw. It was on some kind of floating platform and there was no rockwool and such used

No I meen not using soil or rockwool or rapid rooting plugs or any thing like that. I know that hydro farms use some kind of method to grow their lettuce on but not sure how they do it and how they start the seeds.

Got a question for you since this falls under lettuce kind of thing. Do you know have to grow lettuce with out using soil or any kind of starting mediums? I want to get a small lettuce thing setup where it doesn't require to be started in any mediums.

People have grown lettuce in a product called AeroGarden. It has 1 air stone and 2 to 3 26w 6500K lights and about a 3L res. IMO you might need more then just that 1 air stone that they use. These days I pretty much only grow in a DWC setup over soil.

I'm not growing mj under then so there is no finish time, there is no 1 week left or any thing like that. This Gardening section is for non mj related growing.

If your thinking about it maybe build a green house for it?

I would highly recommend researching on what they need to give you a very good idea how to grow them.

Well there is no window sills in this place. Also how is it a limiting factor? How good would it be for growing carrots and cactus? Yes and no. I've used 1 13w CFL to cover a 2' x 2' area before and I only need light for my basils, mints and other leafy veggies. Might try with carrots though

Ok so I tried asking this in another thread but no one responded so i thought I would ask here. I found a T8 light that is... Watts = 15w Length - 18" K rating = 10,000k Now my question is can I get away using 10,000k rated light for growing plants in veg?

Hi all. I was at my local pet store today and I came across a light with these specs and I was wondering if its rated to high to veg plants under. I'm use to using lights up to 6500k for plants and was worried that 10,000k might be to high. Light Type = Tube Florescent Length = 12 inches (1...

Some people want more of a professional look to them then what they can do them self.

I print and frame my own photos.

Yes you should be able to use the same light setup for them indoors.

If your going to grow some indoors highly not likely

How long of a travel will it be for them?

Taking clones can make it nice when moving if you can do it.

I plan on making a liquid Stevia extract that can be used in tea, coffee, cereal and other things except for baking since it needs actual sugar.