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i just started using coco in an aquaponic system indoors for the veg period then i will transplant to outdoors in the ground, do you think i will have any problems with the media difference? this is my youtube channel showing my new aquaponic coir system http://www.youtube.com/user/cheshireplant

use a normal small pump, but you will have to run a thin line going up. larger diameter lines increases the pump power requirements, a thin line, like a rain bird micro line will increase your ability to go high

first video uploaded, first song choice was taken from me be the fuckers and i had to go with one of theirs. little girls by oingo boingo was so much better

come join me as we go down the rabbit hole http://www.youtube.com/user/cheshireplant :peace:

no problem oahu

dense strains ment for indoors will rot on windward sides of any island, but may do well other places. best is to go sativa or hybrid with strong stems to withstand the wind

use coco, it has no pest being that it originates from trees, but i am sure hapu'u would work, but then again it will grow in almost anything

thank you very much at night it is nice to go out enjoy a smoke or drink and smell that Himalayan gold next to the chairs

here is the update on the church, second week out in hawaii growth is accelerating under the sun and some lesser prepared leaves that were formed indoors are dying off, but that's okay

here is my weekly shots of my outdoor girls, my indoor aquaponic veg chamber will be unveiled soon

nice harvest hi kind, soild

we are so cool

update well went through one cycle with these pots and i must say, they produce quite the root zone. i vegged three different plants indoors with them and transplanted at 3 feet to outdoors, two in pots and one in the ground. very easy to use, just unwrap and stick in the ground. so i...

you guys need to give those little fellas some protection

just try to germ them real carefully, the tend to rot so you must insure a sterile germ environment. i only had one pop, so germ them separately also so they don't funktify each other

i am on the island of oahu and it is in the sixties at night and in the mid seventies in the day, but i am on the wet side, so it is a good test of it's rot resistance.

no, man, those are some pressure washed roots

this is what you can get in the soil

here ya go , not huge but strong more pics next weekend

the sun is out, yeah