I started this about 6 months ago, because I stumbled across DIY aquaponics You Tubes, while looking for a way to stop having to buy filter media for my 2 fish tanks and Koi pond in my Living room. This started an obsession that has led me down a path of learning and applying all sorts of methods and ideas to use on my 1st aquaponics system. I use a host of recycled materials including a shampoo bottle, empty fishfood bottles, rolled up monster can( used as a pipe for a bell syphon) the box…
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Fast-forward 2 years. I’m turning 18 and my mom asks me what I’d like for my birthday. Well, I can’t really think of anything else, so I ask her for a Windowfarm. What is a WindowFarm? Windowfarms are vertical hydroponic gardens which are designed to produce food in a small space, namely a New York apartment window. As described on the WindowFarm website;
“WindowFarms is a Brooklyn-based social enterprise that helps city dwellers around the world grow some of their own fresh food. …
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Hey, I’m Devin Solkov. Four years ago I had coffee. Not for the first time, not even for the twelfth time. But this coffee opened my eyes to a different world. No, it wasn’t the first time I tried pour over, or even Blue Bottle. In fact, the reason I even mention coffee is to contextualize a conversation which would define the next chapter of my life. I remember the day well. It was mid-July, the time was 4:35 pm, across from me sat the intelligent and…
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Almost two years ago, my soon-to-retire daughter asked me to research aquaponics.
In August 2013, I delivered "References for Aquaponics for Beginners," a nine page document. I send FREE monthly up-dates to anyone and the September 2014 up-date was over 140 pages.
A couple college professors described "References..." as a "treasure."
For educators, this could be a useful source of a quick find for the latest information.…
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Post first appeared on Cold Weather Aquaponics
This post begins a new series called "Am I an Aquapon?"*
The idea for this series has been percolating to the surface over the past…
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In case you're not familiar, Reddit has a long tradition of hosting something called AMAs or Ask Me Anything. There have been thousands of them over the years, and people from all walks of life have participated, including…
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There are many ways to skin a cat or in this case get the poop out of your fish tank (FT). Here is how we make ours for our full size IBC (Intermediate Bulk Container) FTs. We wanted a true family size AP (Aquaponics) system so we went with five full size IBCs for our fish…
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Originally posted on Cold Weather Aquaponics
The response and feedback from my recent talks make it apparent to me that - more than anything else - everyone loves a story.
The most popular kind of story, it seems, is…
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The Awesome Cold Weather Aquapon (ACWA) from July-August is Adam Cohen from …
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Jalapeno Gigante peppers under T5 lights
Basil planted July 30 in this bed; tiny seeds broadcast directly into media.
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Greetings everyone!
Glad to be a new member and looking forward to digging through past discussions while building some new ones as well. I have a small little Aquafarm from BackToTheRoots, but have been reading up on more intricate systems with the intention of building my own system. In time, I would like to develop a custom modular system for potential commercial use, but for now I will be experimenting at home for personal use (and neighborhood love!).
A…
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I'd like to share a story with you today, about a bonehead move I made.
It's the story of how I trusted a little bird to care for my fish, and how they ended up dead.
But first you need to know something about my friend…
ContinueAdded by Jeremiah Robinson on July 10, 2014 at 9:30pm — 9 Comments
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In this final post on cooling, we let you in on a trick that can make a big difference in your summer greenhouse temperatures by…
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I had been admiring my tomato plant for a few weeks now. Lots of foliage and lots or tomatoes. Well, when I came home from work last week I found that the sump was nearly dry. My water was overflowing from the tomato barrel. I pulled about two or three cups worth of roots from my gravel guard area. Problem solved and lesson learned. If it looks good on top, check down below!
Added by Alan Barnett on July 1, 2014 at 6:35pm — 3 Comments
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Well, we did it.
Our ten intrepid volunteers managed to build a DIY aquaponics setup from raw materials in a period of two hours on the dot!
It's hard to overstate how impressive it is to see a bunch of permaculture folks form efficient teams…
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Aphids everywhere by the millions, sprayed with 1 prt vinegar, 2 parts water, lettuce scorched, sprayed them with water. Will the lettuce come back and what to do with the aphids. I highly doubt that this swarm is gone. Should I cut lettuce back, baby green leaf, or will they heal. At a loss.
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