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    Im as amazed as you are! It's just one plant in a 16" pot. Ever since growing a tomato plant last year and tasting what real tomatoes taste...
    Post by: InCaseOfZombies, Apr 24, 2013 in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening
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    Tomatoes Update Just Counted 54 Tomatoes on the Early Girl! All from one plant! I can't believe it. [img] [img] [img] The Brandy Wine...
    Post by: InCaseOfZombies, Apr 20, 2013 in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening
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    Great question. The primary purpose is to help dissipate the chlorine. As you said it would technically evaporate over night but sometimes I...
    Post by: InCaseOfZombies, Apr 2, 2013 in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening
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    Thanks guys. Yes the nutes are mixxed together the night before to give the airstones enough time to evaporate the chlorine out of the water....
    Post by: InCaseOfZombies, Apr 1, 2013 in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening
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    You are too kind :-) Everything has grown except the bell peppers for some reason. The plants have stayed the exact same size. They do have...
    Post by: InCaseOfZombies, Mar 31, 2013 in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening
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    Thank you! It's just slang for "Nutrients". I heard someone use it in my local Hydroponic store and the term has stuck ever since.
    Post by: InCaseOfZombies, Mar 31, 2013 in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening
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    UPDATE! The Brandy Wine tomato has quadrupled in size. Very excited to taste this heirloom. [img] Brandy Wine ( photo / image / picture from...
    Post by: InCaseOfZombies, Mar 30, 2013 in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening
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    First Post! Urban Balcony Vegetable Container Garden

    The time has come to switch some of the plants to flowering nutes. The bell peppers and early girl tomato have been growing well. I've been...
    Post by: InCaseOfZombies, Feb 27, 2013 in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening
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    Thank you :-)
    Post by: InCaseOfZombies, Feb 13, 2013 in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening
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    So I was a bit worried about the greens shooting for seed so I decided to move the whole greens cage to the other side of the balcony. This way,...
    Post by: InCaseOfZombies, Feb 12, 2013 in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening
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    Nothing i suppose. Even if they don't' give me too many ears... i've always loved the look of corn. Makes me forget that I live in a concrete...
    Post by: InCaseOfZombies, Jan 30, 2013 in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening
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    Hmmm...you guys are making me think twice about the corn. The variety I had chosen was Corn, ON Deck Hybrid...
    Post by: InCaseOfZombies, Jan 30, 2013 in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening
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    I agree the price is ridiculously too high. Its basically just plastic. The material costs are probably in the cents. But it is well made and...
    Post by: InCaseOfZombies, Jan 30, 2013 in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening
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    First Post! Urban Balcony Vegetable Container Garden

    Hello all. First time poster here. I just set up my balcony veggie garden. A little prematurely since the temps have dipped below 50 in my city...
    Thread by: InCaseOfZombies, Jan 29, 2013, 42 replies, in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening