Strawberry growing in perlite

Submitted by rogertroll on Fri, 2011/02/25 - 15:31.
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Strawberry growing in perlite

First strawberry from a more than likely crazy ide. I will know more in 14 days, hard when it's blowing hard and its 35 celsius.

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fantasi,

Submitted by Doug on Sun, 2011/02/27 - 18:17.

Great job,

What are you using for nutrients?

-Doug ©

If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate

20-20-20

Submitted by rogertroll on Sun, 2011/02/27 - 19:19.

A special blend with a lot of micro elements, made in Brazil I think. The ideal mix 6-12-28, but this went a little wrong so it will be next week.

congrats!

Submitted by Che Guevara on Fri, 2011/02/25 - 17:15.

and continued good luck!

"Maybe, just once, someone will call me 'sir' without adding, 'you're making a scene." -Homer J. Simpson

Congrats Roger

Submitted by nicareal on Fri, 2011/02/25 - 16:20.

I bet you are glad to see this happening.

yes I am

Submitted by rogertroll on Fri, 2011/02/25 - 17:28.

This plant should not live giving the condition it's under and the circumstances regarding transport etc. 8 Days in a plastic sack - 6 of them on Managua airport, total warfare with everybody, EVEN when all was pre-aproved.

Some will live and produce, next is tomatoes, food is gold and hydrophonic is very predictable and with a almost contant cost factor. Thanks for the nice comment.

WOW!

Submitted by ATZ on Fri, 2011/02/25 - 16:32.

ZZT

First Strawberry?

Submitted by dirtbag on Fri, 2011/02/25 - 23:05.

Am I missing something? the photograph is dated April 2006.

Just a bad camera

Submitted by rogertroll on Sat, 2011/02/26 - 05:59.

Cant change the date, the picture was taken yesterday.

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