Growing Vegetables Indoors During Winter - The Wisconsin Vegetable Gardener

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Joey shows how we to set up an indoor growing area. http://hydroponiceconomics.com/blog/hydroponic-growing-tips/nutrients/product-review-annie-havens-organic-moo-poo Digital magazine: http://thewisconsinvegetablegardener.com/2014/09/20/fall-2014-digital-magazine/ thewiveggardener@gmail.com http://thewisconsinvegetablegardener.com http://www.hsucompost.com http://dollarseed.com http://manuretea.com http://wgardens.com http://gardenstamp.com http://bodymindandsoil.com Music by :http://www.freesfx.co.uk/music/ (free uncopyrighted royalty free music site)

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could you grow with peat?

if the goal is to scare off a beginner by making this seem very complicated, well done.

Too difficult. Just stick to the basics

moo poo tea aka cow shit and water...haha?

did it work? How about something like miracle grow potting soil?

Anyone that grows pot using hydroponics is a slack jaw loser.Pot is for losers.

yeah ..indoor growing is awesome

Glad to see you winter gardening too. My cranberry beans are ready to harvest.

18 on 6 off is a great light cycle for seed starting and vegetative growth. 12 12 is generally used for fruiting. Ive had success with the following light cycle indoors. 1 week at 24 7 light, 3 weeks at 18 on 6 off, 12 12 after week 4-5. Happy Gardening, ill keep in touch with this project.