Indoor Grow - Page 4

SQWIBB · December 28, 2018

Tomatoes in the winter, Sir, you have inspired me!!!

bower · December 28, 2018

Crab meal and neem seed meal sounds deluxe!

I would love to try that, wonder if I can find neem seed meal anywhere. There's a bit more attention to home horticulture since mj legalized, so I feel optimistic we will start to see more indoor gardening products around even in winter... eventually.

SQWIBB · December 28, 2018

Bower, Definitely true.
I follow the 420 folks for my indoor gardening.
Plus the quality and price of Led's are much much better than just a few years ago.
Tiny is using a Marsh hydro 300 that is definitely a worthy light for a good price.

Tiny Tim · December 29, 2018

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Originally Posted by SQWIBB

Tomatoes in the winter, Sir, you have inspired me!!!

Thanks SQWIBB, Just a hobby I can't seem to put down in the winter.

Tiny Tim · December 29, 2018

bower, the are easy to source. Amazon sells them both. I used Down to earth brand. They are certified organic. A little costly. But, you don't use very much. My 5 pound boxes will last me for many years to come.

December 28, 2018	#48
SQWIBB Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2018 Location: Philly 7A Posts: 739	Bower, Definitely true. I follow the 420 folks for my indoor gardening. Plus the quality and price of Led's are much much better than just a few years ago. Tiny is using a Marsh hydro 300 that is definitely a worthy light for a good price. Last edited by SQWIBB; December 28, 2018 at 06:56 PM.

December 28, 2018	#47
bower Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Newfoundland, Canada Posts: 6,794	Crab meal and neem seed meal sounds deluxe! I would love to try that, wonder if I can find neem seed meal anywhere. There's a bit more attention to home horticulture since mj legalized, so I feel optimistic we will start to see more indoor gardening products around even in winter... eventually.

December 29, 2018	#50
Tiny Tim Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2018 Location: Near Albany,NY Posts: 90	bower, the are easy to source. Amazon sells them both. I used Down to earth brand. They are certified organic. A little costly. But, you don't use very much. My 5 pound boxes will last me for many years to come.