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shakavon (57)in #homesteading • 16 days ago
RE: Electroculture, The Verdict??
that copper is way to thin. I don't fully understand the process but if it is absorbing the free minuet eletroenergy in the atmosphere that receiver may need to be a little more…
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joanstewart (72)in #homesteading • 19 days ago
RE: Electroculture, The Verdict??
Experiments are fun, the plant looks healthy, fruit even better, it has the right bite back. Keep going, sounds like the old spring mattress on grandmothers bed would have been ideal for this.
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creativetruth (70)in #homesteading • 20 days ago
RE: Electroculture, The Verdict??
Counter Clockwise or Clockwise? Guessing thicker copper wire is recommended, right? I've got about 18 inches of 2m copper wire, pretty stiff, probably good enough for…
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mattsanthonyit (78)Agricultural Mindsetin Agricultural Mindset • 28 days ago
RE: Bug Sh!t, how well does it work?
@tipu curate
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gardenhive (60)Curation Accountin HiveGarden • last month
RE: Electroculture, startling results 2 weeks in.
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qurator (79)in HiveGarden • 2 months ago
RE: Electricity and Worm Poo, a case for GIANT vegetables?? NIKOLA TESLA knew something!
Manually curated by EwkaW from the @qurator Team. Keep up the good work!
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diyhub (72)in HiveGarden • 2 months ago
RE: Electricity and Worm Poo, a case for GIANT vegetables?? NIKOLA TESLA knew something!
Thank you for sharing this post on HIVE! Your content got selected by our fellow curator stevenson7 & you just received a little thank you upvote from us for your great work…
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creativetruth (70)in Foodies Bee Hive • 2 months ago
RE: Electricity and Worm Poo, a case for GIANT vegetables?? NIKOLA TESLA knew something!
When the copper oxidizes, and changes color, do you clean the wire with chemical? Will it have to be replaced? Trying to pick your brain on any other useful tidbits on the…
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foodiesunite (66)in Foodies Bee Hive • 2 months ago
RE: Electricity and Worm Poo, a case for GIANT vegetables?? NIKOLA TESLA knew something!
Good morning. This post is about gardening, I think it is not appropriate for this community that is gastronomic. For this reason, I proceed to silence it. Greetings.
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joanstewart (72)in Foodies Bee Hive • 2 months ago
RE: Electricity and Worm Poo, a case for GIANT vegetables?? NIKOLA TESLA knew something!
Everything good is turned a blind eye to, batteries and solar/wind power are never going to work, only make fat cats richer! As for Durban's Upper South Coast, it's dirty…
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joanstewart (72)in Foodies Bee Hive • 2 months ago
RE: Electricity and Worm Poo, a case for GIANT vegetables?? NIKOLA TESLA knew something!
Was watching a little history last night, something directly tied into what you experimenting with here They SILENCED Nikola Tesla over THIS! I found it particularly…
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buckaroobaby (69)in HiveGarden • 2 months ago
RE: Bug Sh!t Plant Food updates.
Let's not go into why you really started farming worms - and that it has nothing to do with controversial figures and their bizarre theories - but I'm sure the #homesteading and…
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emma-h (70)in HiveGarden • 2 months ago
RE: Bug Sh!t Plant Food updates.
I used to throw mealworm shite in the compost bin and it really helped when I eventually churned it all out into the plants. They grew as if they had mutated next to a nuclear…
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creativetruth (70)in HiveGarden • 2 months ago
RE: 25 Gallon Beer Fermenter Converted into a Terrarium
The carnivorous plant I have never changed the mix it came with. Looks like sphagnum moss. For the ferns they are growing on decomposed pine wood and some coco coir, in a ceramic…
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diyhub (72)in HiveGarden • 2 months ago
RE: 25 Gallon Beer Fermenter Converted into a Terrarium
Thank you for sharing this post on HIVE! Your content got selected by our fellow curator semarekha & you just received a little thank you upvote from us for your great work…
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creativetruth (70)in HiveGarden • 2 months ago
RE: 25 Gallon Beer Fermenter Converted into a Terrarium
Looks great. Have you done research on how the keep insects, bacteria, fungi, and plant life cycles in balance inside? One think I tend to notice when a plant is suffering…
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abrarhussain (59)in HiveGarden • 2 months ago
RE: 25 Gallon Beer Fermenter Converted into a Terrarium
Sounds great
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gardenhive (60)Curation Accountin HiveGarden • 2 months ago
RE: Terrarium fun with my son.
It's s good to see kids involved with nature!
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qurator (79)in HiveGarden • 3 months ago
RE: Terrarium fun with my son.
Manually curated by brumest from the @qurator Team. Keep up the good work!
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missleray (65)in Amazing Nature • 3 months ago
RE: MEALWORM SH!T, ORGANIC FERTILIZER ASTOUNDING RESULTS!!
This is such a wonderful experiment. It's different if there's an organic fertilizer for plants. Thank you for that concrete example of the difference between plants having…
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