Hydroponic garden

1. 2018-10-13 at 2:48 AM UTC

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   tje2607 Houston [issue my leonine harrier]
   How does one do hydroponic garden? Anything specific would help.
2. 2018-10-13 at 2:51 AM UTC

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   Technologist victim of incest
   If you find a good way, it would be nice.
   
   So many people say, “I got the dro man, it’s so good”, then I try it and it’s weak-sauce. Never had really good dro.
3. 2019-02-27 at 5:26 PM UTC

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   Silverfish Yung Blood
   If you want to put in the work and have the ability to invest I can teach. Guaranteed to produce quality product. Spent 10 years studying this method of growing quality "tomato plants"..
4. 2019-02-27 at 6:16 PM UTC

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   tee hee hee Naturally Camouflaged [slangily complete this slumberer]
   Tomatoes eh...
5. 2019-02-27 at 6:32 PM UTC

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   Silverfish Yung Blood

   Originally posted by tee hee hee Tomatoes eh…

   
   🤔 tomatoes, potatoes, herbs, spices, and of course onions. I'm also a master chef who enjoys using quality fresh homegrown ingredients. 🙉🙈🙊
6. 2019-02-27 at 6:34 PM UTC

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   tee hee hee Naturally Camouflaged [slangily complete this slumberer]
   tomatoes r my fave!
7. 2019-02-27 at 11:56 PM UTC

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   Silverfish Yung Blood

   Originally posted by tee hee hee tomatoes r my fave!

   
   Mine to. 😏
8. 2019-03-06 at 4:29 PM UTC

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   We'reAllBrownNosers African Astronaut
   Expanded clay pellets are good, but they're kind of a gimmick as they're ridiculously expensive. For like 10$ you can get an entire truck bed full of river gravel and it's much easier to clean(although you don't have to clean it ever depending on your setup)
   
   Flood and drain aquaponic is probably the easiest for a beginner. A cheap 20$ fountain pump is about all you'd need, and maybe a timer.
   
   If you can't take care of fish, you probably can't grow weed correctly anyway