Archive for January, 2011
Compost Tea Video Tutorial
My good friend Mark sent me this excellent video of his sister-in-law Gail brewing up a nice batch of compost tea. Instead of keeping a giant pile of rotting compost, she uses our Ancient Forest and Floralicious Plus and a few other select ingredients. Her instructions are simple, and her results are amazing- tomato plants [...]
Posted: January 25th, 2011 under Community, Flowers, Food, Getting Started, Organics.
Tags: aact, Ancient Forest, compost tea, floraliciousplus, video
Comments: 5
Hydroponics Hitting the Mainstream
Today on Huffington Post, “Hydroponics” is included in a list of the 30 Most Underrated Innovations of 2010. Here at GH, we have actually been bringing innovation to hydroponics for 3 decades, but I am glad to see that hydro is gaining more mainstream recognition. It’s an amazing tool for providing fresh crops, no matter [...]
Posted: January 18th, 2011 under Community, Food, Web.
Tags: hydroponics, innovation
Comments: 4
Powdery Mildew
Powdery mildew (PM) is one of the most disturbing problems in any garden. First of all, it’s just disgusting- the smell and the nasty texture are just awful. But even worse is the damage it does to crops. Once infected with mildew, your plants are weakened and any crops contaminated should not be consumed. Indoor [...]
Posted: January 18th, 2011 under Flowers, Food, Greenhouse, Knowledge.
Tags: azamax, disease, powdery mildew, urbangarden
Comments: 1
Dayspot 60 Watt Grow Bulb from Hydrofarm
I grow indoors using 1000 watt bulbs exclusively. I know lots of growers use 400′s and 600′s but I personally like to go big, so I stick with the thou-ies, and my garden produces huge yields to reward me. Outside of my grow room though, are amazing house plants and orchids that need better light. [...]
Posted: January 10th, 2011 under Lighting.
Tags: dayspot, grow light, hydrofarm, indoor gardening
Comments: 1
KALE Blog
All kale, all the time. It’s the kaleblog, a distant cousin to the famous lolcat. I don’t get it, but I like it.
Posted: January 5th, 2011 under Community, Food, Web.
Tags: kale
Comments: 1

