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Another LED Strawberry Picture Bonanza

Posted by ProZachJ on Jun 21, 2010 in Zach's Garden | 7 comments

Yesterday Charles metformin hydrochloride 1000 mg side effects and I spent some time getting our grow spaces ready for the next major UHGU project. Although I’m not quite ready to let the cat out of the bag on what the project is exactly I can say that it will involve 2 grow tents and some Roma Tomato plants (more on this coming soon. As we did that, I was able to do a complete nutrient change on the strawberries as well as add a fan into their tent. I have also begun using a foliar spray of GH Florablend on them as well as on my tomato seedlings.

Ragnar
You either have small hands or very big strawberry leafs! It looks like your fine tuning did work out very well.
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Big leaves! pH 5.8 EC 1.38
Ragnar
Just read this here, over at http://www.growingedge.com in an arcticle about bees and the decline of them possibly linked to a chemical coctail of pesticides.
“Perfectly shaped strawberries, for example, are created only if every single ovary has been pollinated by an insect.”
Chris
Hi, I was wondering if you have a materials list of all the equipment you are using to grow those delicious looking strawberries. It looks like all that hard work really paid off very well. I would like to try this myself. Could you send a materials list and the watering schedule you use. Thanks.
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@Ragnar – I was wondering why the strawberries were shaped that way. Mine are also shaped weird like the ones above.
http://www.urbanhydro.org ProZachJ
You have to realize that the berries you buy at the store have already been sorted through and any imperfect berries are used for flavorings and jams. When you are growing berries if you see one that is oddly shaped just pluck it off early and let the plant devote those resources to a better berry…not to flame you or anything but your site sure does look a lot like an SEO effort to promote something or another (As a part-time SEO guy- i have a little bit of an eyes for these things). What's it all about?
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Good insight about store bought berries Zach.
As far as an SEO effort – I do try to optimize my website to pull in traffic, but as you may have noticed, there is really no promotion on the site. I give fair product reviews of things I personally have used and recommend. I believe my website can really help new gardeners get their feet wet and pump out higher yields. New indoor gardeners need information and when I was first searching for info I thought the web was lacking in quality resources. I found more cheap dodgy SEO robot sites than real quality content. I came into the scene hoping to change that. Off the web I find myself constantly helping others maximize their gardens indoors and out. Once you repeat the same things to enough people you realize you can just write your info down and pass it on more quickly. The web is a perfect place to do that.