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They are nice and simple but non organic and limited number of plants.

Email sepro or contact Florida universities. Lance S. Osborne, Ph.D. and Professor of Entomology, University of Florida,

I started testing the new products today I will keep you all updated: If you guys want more free samples write some reviews ;) promote supreme growers. Supreme Growers is looking for help to get into your favorite local gardening supply store,Hydroponics stores,Garden Center or Greenhouse...

Yes you can get away with thinner plastic if you don't want to grow 365 or you live in the north or your not worried about recycling plastic.

Worst Wildlife Disease Outbreak in North America Afflicts Bats, Could Cost Agriculture up to $53 Billion “A single bat can eat thousands of insects in one night, which benefits people, agriculture and forestry,” the CBD reports. “A recent study found that the value of...

Greenhouse Podcasts Episode #22: Microintensive Hoophouse Gardening with Chuck O’Herron-Alex http://agroinnovatio...hoophouse/feed/ http://blogs.cornell...tunnel-podcast/ http://www.thesurviv...-greenhouse-guy http://www.thesurviv...nt-microclimate http://www.thesurviv...struction-usage...

Yes outside but if you get an infestation in the summer and close up the greenhouse to continue growing your ORGANIC peppers in the fall/winter you will have problems.

Well if you want to keep bugs out....and not have pests come fall/winter I would keep it sealed up use vents and screens and shade clothes. Or fumosorosea Apopka 97 http://thehotpepper.com/topic/38157-interesting-things/ unless you don't mind pesticides.

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Rooftop Greenhouses and no till farming ;) The Basics of Natural Farming (part 1 of 2) Green Gold - Documentary by John D. Liu

I still recommend automating the watering, heating and cooling you still need to check but if your sick, injured, out of town it can save your butt.

Hoop-Houses are cheap but the plastic may need to be replaced annually or patched you should look into raised beds or smaller hoops inside your hoop-house. Look into automatic vent arms+ drip irrigation and think about a heater. Look for Mycorrhizae + Kelp+ Potash (supremegrowers).

Korean Natural Farming - IMO Part 1 How are mycorrhizae lost from and area and do I have mycorrh http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdNt-LbgZ8o&list=UUAiunBG7USaJPBDaN9Fqx6w&index=15

Yes but he lives in Belgium I'm sure there will be added cost and not every company will ship outside the USA.

Looks more expensive than supreme growers at over $5 an ounce....plus shipping from Idaho http://www.kelp4less...p/organic-kelp/

You do what you want/think is best at least both sides of the argument are posted.

"Chlorine is commonly used to kill bacteria in water. It is widely used to purify swimming pool, spa and drinking water." Will it kill everything probably not but if your going to brew a tea your trying to get more bacteria. Read more: How Does Chlorine Work to Kill Bacteria? | eHow.com...

Most tap water wlll kill bacteria, most back yard soils are missing bacteria and plastic bags are not as great as good pillowcases or cloth bags.....if you want organic or to avoid chemicals. You can use forest dirt or fish tank water from cleaning a tank and stir the water by hand.....

http://www.supremegr...stick-pack.html or blend up sushi seaweed/nori.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOO1_jNKbKw Korean Natural Farming - IMO Part 1 Dr Arden Anderson explains how an intensive mycorrhizal inoculation can restore soil health. Mycorrhizae are a group of Fungi That Have Real Benefits to Gardeners and Landscapers...