05-28-2023, 05:22 PM
28 May
I know it's been a while since I've updated this but not very much is new.
I'm still doing the weekly root trimmings and adding ph down and nutrients to the water. The Ph has still been VERY stabilized.
In #2 - we 've had to start harvesting lettuces and baby bok choy because once they get too large their weight is too much to allow the grow basket to stay seated in their holes so it gets watered and the fed nutrients.
In #1 - we are still harvesting tons of lettuces and its baby bok choy. I'm going to try freezing some bok choy to see how that works - some say you can some say you can't, so we'll see how that goes.
In both - I've been using a personal sized fan on both to help the tomatoes (that have yet to set any fruit at all) and all the kinds of peppers and cukes all of which normally just get wind pollinated. We'll see if this helps any produce set fruit better. Using the little fan is just so much faster than using my little paint brush every day.
I know it's been a while since I've updated this but not very much is new.
I'm still doing the weekly root trimmings and adding ph down and nutrients to the water. The Ph has still been VERY stabilized.
In #2 - we 've had to start harvesting lettuces and baby bok choy because once they get too large their weight is too much to allow the grow basket to stay seated in their holes so it gets watered and the fed nutrients.
In #1 - we are still harvesting tons of lettuces and its baby bok choy. I'm going to try freezing some bok choy to see how that works - some say you can some say you can't, so we'll see how that goes.
In both - I've been using a personal sized fan on both to help the tomatoes (that have yet to set any fruit at all) and all the kinds of peppers and cukes all of which normally just get wind pollinated. We'll see if this helps any produce set fruit better. Using the little fan is just so much faster than using my little paint brush every day.