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are you saying your coming out with a kit George? there are already a few on the market

interesting read I have often found that sleeping a few nights with seeds in my pillow case can alter the way the plant tastes and grows and for anyone who is skeptical well how can it hurt?

if you can find some more barrels you can make them in to self watering pots
http://youtu.be/oxrfispygDI that way you can save your money and buy the best soil components possible

I've built several SIPs its pretty scalable I've never owned a earthbox but self irrigating planters are easy to make and work well

I agree with most all of that everything likes to be paid attention to and if your talking to em handling and keeping an eye on it it will do better charging the water may sound goofy but there are...

yea its mined from peat bogs and takes a long time to regrow the coir will hold onto water a bit better than the peat and it has a few more nutes in it but you can pretty much use em 1 for 1

http://www.algaeindustrymagazine.com/growing-spirulina-at-home/ yup you can pretty easy try googling spirulina grow kit i also found some good vids on youtube

yea square foot gardening in raised beds beats the hell out of row cropping in the ground his books worth a read the problem I'm having is that none of the store near me are at all ready for the...

because peat moss is not really a renewable resource its mined from peat bogs if this is something that bothers you coconut coir is a good option. can't believe i forgot to mention rock dust add lots...

so I realize that in northwest Chicago land the last frost date can e as late as mid may but with temps staying between 60-80f i'm getting ansy about getting my beds filled and there is next to...

I've had more luck with sprouting in a jar they can dry out really quick in the colander but whichever way works for you they are delicious

lots of potential best of luck i see tons of biomass ready to turn into soil

I saw it on a local PBS show and was intrigued I work as in retail on a replenishment crew we toss out pallets all the time now are you planning on taking the pallets apart to build the fence? if...

I really have to disagree the first time you do it it might take 20-30 min but after making a couple its like 10 min and you can make systems scaled to most any sized containers(whatever you can...

wow yea i don't think you can copyright "eat more-" what a stupid waste court systems

I liked that movie it and supercharge me are why I'm making these changes I'll have to search online for the chair yoga as I don't watch TV or have cable

the biggest issue with containers is making sure that every one gets watered as they dry out a lot faster building self watering containers helps with that as does the mycorrhizal fungi(by making...

ok with spring here and fresh veggies available soon I'm turning my life around I have some issues first is i'm really really outta shape(so fat the scale gives up 450ish lbs) and i have a bad ankle...

spent a few hours today digging raspberry canes at the site of the new location of the local food pantry we pulled all the good ones out and are going to put em back once we get the area tilled and...

take a look at the other thread in this forum on manufactured soil I gave a few links that you might find useful the best thing you can do is mulch it keep adding nice thick layers of straw sawdust...

glad that i could be of some help just remember whatever you do a good thick mulch on top will help keep weeds down and hold in moisture best idk about where you are but spring has exploded into...

he does have some great videos I love his growingyourgreens youtube channel

honestly I would mix some of as many sources as you can the mushroom soil is good basically its composted H or C poo thats been used in a commercial agaricus bisporus(the common button/portabello...

not sure what you mean buy manufactured soil but compost mushroom or manure topsoil a little sand and vermiculite (big tip on the vermiculite DON'T buy from the garden center head over to the...

channel locks or other pliers work great