inquisitive
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As far as i know, there are only three threads here on RIU tagged with aquaglobe so i'll just continue posting in this one as it has been pretty active. (At least on this subject).
Aqua Globes For watering
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shepj
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I'm only giving you credit on this statement because you're plant looks rather healthy. Anyone else wants to step in, they are a lazy fucker. lol.
inquisitive
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Well i appreciate that, i took another pic last night. Since the watering gets handled automatically, all i have to do really is just make sure that i am consistent with the light schedule.I'm only giving you credit on this statement because you're plant looks rather healthy. Anyone else wants to step in, they are a lazy fucker. lol.
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inquisitive
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Two more pics, for those inquisitive about how well aquaglobes work.
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inquisitive
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Yes.
I would be confident leaving my plant unattended for 7 days, (I also have an out of town trip next week that i have to be there for).
inquisitive
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Waiting for the aquaglobe haters to respond, where are those guys?
demonic1
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They are out filling there hydro reservoir and thinking up new bad things to say about anything that waters soil growers plants automatically.
inquisitive
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hey man just a quick quest.
Do you add nutrients to the water in the aqua globe? or is it pure water.
Thanks
inquisitive
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Pure water for about half of the plants life, then we fermented some banana peels and used the extract in the aquaglobe (35%). (My friends really into the all natural/organic way of nutrients).
InThEwOoDs
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real interesting man i got a couple autoflowering white russians im about to germ, was thinking about the aquaglobes too.
Wow thats a good one, maybe I will use mango peels or a mix of fruit peels I have in my garden .
Thanks man