Archive for 'Festivals'
Fundraising for Redwood Forest Foundation
This year at Earthdance, we collected $5 donations for our General Hydroponic T-Shirts and General Organics Sample Packs. All the proceeds are being given to the Redwood Forest Foundation. In total, we raised $1,110.00! The foundation is a Mendocino County organization dedicated to sustaining the stunning and unique ecology of the redwood forests. Often when [...]
Posted: September 30th, 2009 under Community, Festivals.
Tags: charity, donations, Earthdance, forests, redwood
Comments: 1
General Hydroponics at Earthdance
Adam sent in some shots of the Gen Hydro setup at Earthdance. Everything looks amazing, I really wish I had been there! The festival is held on a stunning ranch in Northern California, with thousands of happy people camping and dancing. GH is there to promote the ecology of hydroponics. Many people still don’t know [...]
Posted: September 28th, 2009 under Community, Festivals.
Tags: Earthdance
Comments: 3
Earthdance, Northern California, Sept 25-27
“Not just a festival focused on music, but rather a festival of spiritual consciousness, environmental and political activism and awareness…” – Jambase.com
The 13th annual Earthdance Festival will take place at the renowned Black Oak Ranch off HWY 101 in Laytonville, CA on September 25th, 26th, 27th. The ranch is also home to many well known [...]
Posted: September 10th, 2009 under Community, Festivals.
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Delicious Arugula!
Here is an Arugula plant loving MaxiGro nutrients. It is growing at 400 ppm and is only about a week and a half old under T5 lights with pH 6.0. The leaves are peppery and make a great addition to any leafy salad.
Posted: August 16th, 2009 under Festivals, Food.
Comments: 1
Reggae Redux- Charitability!
Gen Hydro sold this year’s Reggae Rising t-shirts with the new General Organics art. They were in hot demand, and the proceeds went to a great cause. Kiva makes microloans for entrepreneurs around the world.
According to their website, “Kiva is the world’s first person-to-person micro-lending website, empowering individuals to lend directly to unique entrepreneurs around [...]
Posted: August 8th, 2009 under Community, Festivals, Reggae Rising.
Comments: 1
Swag at the Indoor Gardening Trade Show
Free swag is a massive part of the Indoor Gardening Trade Show. The giveaways are always epic.
We gave out sample packs with 6 of the products from the General Organics Line. And free T-shirts with the GO Bio Root art.
I grabbed a shot of one girl who had so much loot she and her friends [...]
Posted: August 6th, 2009 under Festivals, Organics.
Comments: 7
Reggae Rising 2009
General Hydroponics is a sponsor at Reggae Rising, one of the best Reggae concerts in the world at Dimmick Ranch in Northern California. I was invited to hang out with the GH crew as our beautiful blogmistress, Tigerlilly, wasn’t able attend. The GH booth and music at the festival was amazing this year.
Gen Hydro was [...]
Posted: August 4th, 2009 under Community, Festivals, Organics, Reggae Rising.
Tags: Festivals, Reggae Rising
Comments: 1
Recovering from Reggae Rising
Woah, tired. Everyone on our team here at GH has had back to back long weekends. But Red-Icculus will join us all tomorrow with some amazing new content. Ragga Rising 2009 = Total Success. Check this shot that Red-Icculus took of Ishe Dube killing it on the main stage.
Posted: August 3rd, 2009 under Community, Festivals, Reggae Rising.
Tags: Festivals, Reggae Rising
Comments: 2
Trade Show Photos
Wow, the trade show was last weekend, Reggae is this weekend. My head is spinning. Here are some shots from the tradeshow floor.
The event is held right on the water in the San Francisco Bay. You can tell you are getting close when you see the first stretch Hummer.
The entire place is massive. This year [...]
Posted: July 27th, 2009 under Community, Festivals, Flowers, Organics.
Comments: 5
Harmony Festival Wrap Up
General Hydroponics spent a long weekend at the Harmony Festival. Harmony is a music fest, with healing arts, preformance arts, and even a mega skate ramp. The event celebrates the earth and environment, and dancing! GH goes to show our support for homegrown events and community spirit.
The musical lineup was very diverse, including Steve Kimock, [...]
Posted: June 15th, 2009 under Community, Festivals.
Comments: 2
Sol Fest Canceled
Bummer news about one of the most wonderful, homegrown eco festivals out there:
Dear Friends,
We are at an exciting and pivotal moment in our history. The Obama administration’s focus on renewable energy coupled with the need to create jobs for the legions of newly unemployed has created an unprecedented increase in demand for the educational services [...]
Posted: June 3rd, 2009 under Festivals.
Comments: none
SolFest
I saved the best festival wrap-up for last. SolFest is a one of a kind event in Nor Cal, featuring music and entertainment alongside hands-on learning.
The whole thing goes down in Hopland, at the Real Goods Solar Living Institute. It is an amazing campus, dedicated to a fully sustainable lifestyle. The premise of the event [...]
Posted: October 28th, 2008 under Festivals.
Tags: Festivals, solfest
Comments: 1
Earthdance 2008 Wrap-up
Continuing with the weekly festival wrap-up, its Earthdance. This is a major worldwide festival. Not only is there a show in Laytonville here in NorCal, but there are events in 300 locations in 60 countries. The focus of the event is WORLD PEACE! The festival includes not only the standards, like camping, music and awesome [...]
Posted: October 8th, 2008 under Festivals.
Tags: dance, Earthdance, Festivals, generalhydroponics, worldpeace
Comments: none
Gen Hydro at Reggae Rising
Summertime and the Livin’s Easy. In August the GH crew headed into the heart of NorCal for the world’s largest reggae festival and I tagged along and captured the whole experience. Reggae Rising is an amazing weekend, and General Hydroponics has generously sponsored the event for 4 years now. We put up a huge [...]
Posted: September 30th, 2008 under Festivals, Reggae Rising.
Tags: Festivals, Reggae, Reggae Rising
Comments: none

