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Taking fine sandpaper and lightly run the seed across it will accomplish the same unneeded effect

Your only requirement for hydro is to wet the roots and let them dry. Aeroaponics will require enough pressure and volume to bust the water into tiny droplets A lot of submersible pumps contain oil and are not "food" safe. Fish are very susceptible to chemicals, so pond pumps are a little less...

I'm going to post an easy instruction in a couple of days. I RARELY have clone failures

Buy a Danner pump, you'll be much happier

Horse meets shit! Boy that's an over engineered piece of crap

If it puts out 5000 lumens it has to be 54 watt High Output lights. The cheapest T5's you'll find are made by Lithonia Lighting. Get their High Bay warehouse lights. They have great reflectors and put out a ton of light

Without question Rapid Rooters all the way! Keep them moist and they will love you back

Great videos! That guy is owning those peppers. Scorpions warm my guts up like a pot belly stove, but 7 pods crush me.

Risk of pathogens, microbes, virus', goes up with hotter temps. You also lose oxygen carrying capacity. I have outdoor hydro setups, but I don't use aeroponics for several reasons, but res temps is the biggest. Those pump put out a shit load of heat running 24/7, especially with small...

Don't bother with all the 3 part, 12 part, super growth .......... stuff that you see on the intraweb. Go to HydroGardens and you'll be fine and dandy. www.hydro-gardens.com

Moshman, that's exactly how it works. I will post a video showing the flood/drain process in the next few days. You can buy controllers with high and low water switches http://www.aquahub.com/store/diygbuildebb.html , but they're expensive and not reliable. I chose to run it on a timer and it...

There's your answer! Save your clippings and clone them if you decide to prune your plants prior overwintering them. One large plant can make 20 clones easily

The wings didn't get them it was anticipation and excitement. It's not everyday that you get a chance to meet schnookie and the situation at the shore

I have a ton (40) of hydro clones that need a home. Most are about 24" tall and leggy from being cramped up a bit. They're all very healthy and bug free. Everything is a true clone and some are throwing peppers. These can easily be potted up in dirt or let them ride in a hydro system. I have...

Without a chiller it's going to be tough. The pump itself generates a ton of heat in a small reservoir.

SS, I use bamboo only if necessary. I'm a mean ass gardener. I like to make it tough on my plants, and let them toughen themselves up. I stake probably 25% of my plants. I weave tomatoes because they just can't take the weight. I've experimented with letting tomatoes fall to the ground and grow...

I do not use any insecticides on any plants. I will however use garlic and neem if the problem gets out of hand. Healthy plants will put up a stronger fight than weak plants. Calcium really helps plants fend off invaders. I use 1/2 tbls per gallon of water

Florida heat and running your pump 24/7 will kill your reservoir temps in an aeroponic system.

Take all the broken pieces and start cloning them. As long as they're still green they will take. Make some chicken soup out of chicken shit! The clones will never produce this year, but you'll have a ton of nice plants next year

A little too much pleasure going on for my liking! This is what I get for not using pesticides, but so far no real damage.