Has Any One Thought Of Combining Our Plant Choice With This

[Bill Murry]

 

[Bulldog11]

THought about it with my greenhouse.

Adding water with fish acts as a heat sink as well.

 

[LittleDabbie]

Doomsday preppers Had a cpl guys doing this exact thing, Pretty impressive shit all pun intended ;)

 

[Bill Murry]

THought about it with my greenhouse.

Adding water with fish acts as a heat sink as well.

Seems like i t would benefit yourself and any local food distribution points be shelter or food bank in the area. Here in the waste lands of Detroit we have a ton of unused space and hunger needs.

 

[rubthe nub]

Ive looked into this as well. The thing that stopped me was winter temps AND constant N. Its good for leafy vegetables but probably not much else IMO

 

[Bill Murry]

Ive looked into this as well. The thing that stopped me was winter temps AND constant N. Its good for leafy vegetables but probably not much else IMO

I was thinking of this as a indoor project due to the environmental conditions in Detroit. We have vast vacant warehouses that could be converted. We are limited to 72 plants under the MMMP laws so i don't know if it could be scaled effectively for correct use. Found this while web surfing about aqua farming and sustainability http://www.researchgate.net/profile...production/links/02e7e52aa612ccd975000000.pdf

 

[Bill Murry]

Here's to the Spray and pray style outdoor gardening for the avid hunters on the farm...lol
http://laughingsquid.com/flower-shell-lets-you-plant-seeds-with-a-12-gauge-shotgun/

 

[Blaze]

I've thought about it quite a bit, but I have never heard of or seen anyone doing it with cannabis. If the California drought continues, it could provide a viable way to significantly reduce water usage which is what really peaked my interest. I'd love to see someone take the plunge and try it out.

It can certainly be a very productive way to grow other crops - there is farm not too far from where I live that has had great success growing organic lettuce and strawberries this way. Their produce is top notch, and the minimal amount of water they use makes it even more impressive.

 

[straincreation]

i remember someone doing this here couple years ago, had good results from what i remember. im pretty sure it wasnt that scale. it all pretty much applies. let me look.


ya here it is //www.thcfarmer.com/community/threads/aquaponics-let-fish-be-your-nutrient.57547/