Tag: greenhouse
Blossoming Trees in the Greenhouse
The greenhouse right now is filled with flowers. Remember the fruit trees that are waiting for transplanting? Many of them are currently in full bloom. I took some really crazy closeup shots, and it just blows my mind how each flower is so different from the next, yet so the same.
Posted: March 18th, 2010 under FarmLab, Flowers, greenhouse.
Tags: flowering, fruit, greenhouse, trees
Comments: 2
How to Crave Kale
Right now we have a crop of dark, leafy green kale going nuts in the greenhouse. It’s a power veggie, packed with vitamins and minerals. Most people know that it’s super nutritious, but did you know that vegetables grown with General Hydroponics nutrients actually have more nutrition than most soil grown crops? This is due [...]
Posted: March 8th, 2010 under Food, Knowledge.
Tags: greenhouse, kale, veggies
Comments: 1
Checking in on Tests in the Greenhouse
Remember the new setups we’ve been testing?
I took this shot on August 11:
They have exploded in the last month. Amazing.
Posted: September 14th, 2009 under FarmLab, Flowers, Food, greenhouse.
Tags: basil, FarmLab, Flowers, greenhouse, test
Comments: none
What Does it Do Wednesday- General Organic PPMs
I’ve been getting a ton of emails and comments about the General Organics, including this one, left on the blog last week:
Tigerlilly, what would you say the TDS would be in a fully fortified grow & a fully fortified bloom hydro-organic solution…. I saw that you (Tigerlilly) posted that you were using these new products…Do [...]
Posted: September 2nd, 2009 under Community, FarmLab, Getting Started, Knowledge, Organics.
Tags: general organics, greenhouse, grow, hydro, Organics, ppm, test
Comments: 2
U.C. Davis Takes a Summer Field Trip
This summer our test greenhouse was visited by a class from University of California, at Davis. The students and their professor visited to learn about our newest technology. The group was very diverse, with students from around the globe. Their professor wanted to show them the heart of the hydroponics industry, and brought them to [...]
Posted: August 28th, 2009 under Community, FarmLab, greenhouse.
Tags: greenhouse, hydroponics, learning, students, systems, testing, ucdavis
Comments: 2
Running Tests is Crucial
Tests are very important, because, as the photo illustrates, sometimes one method is clearly better. I love seeing projects in the FarmLab that have significant differences. This is a great example.
UPDATE: One of my favorite readers wrote in to let me know that the plants seem to be getting different light! I wanted to let [...]
Posted: August 12th, 2009 under FarmLab, Food, greenhouse.
Tags: greenhouse, test, veggies
Comments: 3
The Greenhouse at Night
Darek, our Greenhouse Operator sent me a great photo of the greenhouse lit up at night, from the outside. I can tell from the size of the pepper plants growing outside that this was prolly taken about a year ago.[Update: October 2007] I love this shot.
Posted: April 20th, 2009 under greenhouse.
Tags: greenhouse
Comments: 3
The BIG greenhouse is under construction
The small GH greenhouse is filled with interesting expirements, but today, the large greenhouse was completely emptied in anticipation of some new construction. The floor of the space will be paved, a major improvement, and a major undertaking.
Besides the difference in size between this and the smaller greenhouse, their functions are different as well. The [...]
Posted: April 14th, 2009 under Knowledge, greenhouse.
Tags: greenhouse, grow, growing
Comments: 1
GHE
GHE stands for General Hydroponics Europe. Did you know that we have a large, successful branch of the company that operates out of France? GHE serves to bring the same quality and innovation to the gardeners outside of the American continent. They produce and sell many of the same products that we release. Their markets [...]
Posted: October 27th, 2008 under Flowers, International, Knowledge.
Tags: Europe, GHE, greenhouse
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