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Ronmaggi
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Id like to over engineer things... :)

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My philosophy is over think, under build.

"I said I was going to build my grow bed in the swamp. They said 'It's madness to build in the swamp' but I built it anyway! And it sank into the swamp. BUT I rebuilt it! And that one sank into the swamp. So I rebuilt it again! That one burned down, fell over and sank into the swamp. But then I built THIS one and that stayed standing!"
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God help ya Slowrider... if a hurricane swings your way next season though... you have history working against you... :lol:
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Worst things we get around my neck of the woods are haboobs... I just consider those extra nutrients in the system :D Well... then there's the 45-50C heat for 6 weeks a year....
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My philosophy is over think, under build.

"I said I was going to build my grow bed in the swamp. They said 'It's madness to build in the swamp' but I built it anyway! And it sank into the swamp. BUT I rebuilt it! And that one sank into the swamp. So I rebuilt it again! That one burned down, fell over and sank into the swamp. But then I built THIS one and that stayed standing!"

She has HUGE... Tracts of land!
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I finally transplanted my vanilla bean plant into the GB

it was suffering a little.. as they dont like full sun... so had to put in
a little shade cloth over it....

can't wait to pick some beans....

jT


I will be watching the progress of the vanilla vine. I have a couple growing in my dirt bed, just harvested about 50 vanilla beans.

Make sure you can get to the vine, hand pollinating is difficult enough without having to swim at the same time.

I hope it does well though, the idea of just having the roots in the bed and then having the rest of the plants spread over a green house seems a great way to add volume without adding extra growbeds.

It is a real labour of love to process the beans though and they stay on the vines for about 8 months before you can pick them, I hope you planted them in a low turn-over area of the grow bed.
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Jt,
I am new to aquaponics.My ibc system has been up and running for 3-4 months.I would really like to see your system.Im in the cape just past monkey junction.Please email me mcfly7306@charter.net
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I just spent a wonderful Saturday afternoon reading the entire thread. A lot of wonderful information. Excited to get mine tuned back up. :notworthy:

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Hey APers!

I just spent a very informational and enjoyable afternoon at JT's place. His installations are even more impressive in person than they are online. And JT is just as interesting in his own right!!

If y'all get the chance, go by and see his place. it's worth the effort to see his work and chat with the builder.

Thanks JT, for the tour, the information and the conversation. My daughter and I really enjoyed our visit. Looking forward to the next opportunity to visit.

You've inspired me to work harder at getting my own system running.

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ddorminey wrote:
I just spent a very informational and enjoyable afternoon at JT's place. His installations are even more impressive in person than they are online. And JT is just as interesting in his own right!!


No one likes a bragger! :wink:
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ddorminey wrote:
Hey APers!

I just spent a very informational and enjoyable afternoon at JT's place. His installations are even more impressive in person than they are online. And JT is just as interesting in his own right!!

If y'all get the chance, go by and see his place. it's worth the effort to see his work and chat with the builder.

Thanks JT, for the tour, the information and the conversation. My daughter and I really enjoyed our visit. Looking forward to the next opportunity to visit.

You've inspired me to work harder at getting my own system running.

---Devin



Thanks Devin

Glad you could come by...... Enjoyed talking to you and hopefully answered most of your questions...
I will be doing some changes in the next couple months and lots more things in the works for the spring...

hope to see pics of your new system as you build it

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Ronmaggi wrote:
ddorminey wrote:
I just spent a very informational and enjoyable afternoon at JT's place. His installations are even more impressive in person than they are online. And JT is just as interesting in his own right!!


No one likes a bragger! :wink:


hey hey hey....

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JT do you do anything special with you hot peppers to assist germination?

I have read that they can be a lot harder to get to germinate.
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