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    hydroponic gardening to save money

    well, ive decided that when i build this table im going to make it a little more robust to handle the weight of pea gravel 8x4 foot table 4 inches deep of white pea gravel.... every 4 square feet will be a PVC drain that leads into a 1/2" PVC pipe.. two rows of four pipes will be combined...
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    hydroponic gardening to save money

    well.. im having an issue with weight... sand or gravel would way over 1000lbs for the size i need to cover... so im looking for a system thatll be inexpensive, but light weight... pure perlite would work but for the size of the table, the ebb and flow system would work best, which in itself...
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    hydroponic gardening to save money

    well.. ran into an issue designing the hydroponic system.. im going with 32 square feet... problems im having.. i was origionally planning an 96x48x4 foot area filled with perlite, or sand holding all the plants... have sprinklers deliver the solution, with drains under the plants to drain the...
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    hydroponic gardening to save money

    for peas, beans, cucumbers, and anything that may grow on a vine, im going to hang a rope from the top and the vine plants will climb the ropes... but mostly im looking for veggies that i do not have to keep replanting, thatll keep bearing all year.. for example, tomatos, cucumbers, and peppers...
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    hydroponic gardening to save money

    well then, perhaps you guys could still point me to some varieties of common vegetables that will do well in a confined space.. those vegetables that will continue to product all year... peas, beans, cucumbers, peppers, tomatos, and leaf lettuce i believe will keep growing after theyre harvested...
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    hydroponic gardening to save money

    hey everyone.. im going to be starting hydroponics soon, and was going to go with about a 32-36 square foot area using a 600w HPS bulb i did some research and the HPS bulbs produce more lumens per watt, almost double that of CFL bulbs.. so im going with an HPS setup i was thinking of going...


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