Backyard production of fish and vegetables

[krokignol]

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this is egggggciting! sir, nag pm ko nimo!

[meokizz]

unsay gegamit nimo nga yuta bro?.

[EsoyLegaspi]

unsay gegamit nimo nga yuta bro?.

There is no soil in Aquaponics. Soil complicates the system, but you can be creative and use it. Makes sure your YUTA is free from contamination, toxin and toxic inputs should you decide to play creative.

[meokizz]

engon ka bro walay yuta? nyag mo engon ka nga make sure your yuta is free from contamination. naglibog ko bro. enlighten me

[Code Talker]

wow this is a great idea.

[EsoyLegaspi]

engon ka bro walay yuta? nyag mo engon ka nga make sure your yuta is free from contamination. naglibog ko bro. enlighten me

Aquaponics is a creative process. In principle, most practitioner would not want to use soil as growing medium, as I said, using soil would influence your pH, etc., However, no one can stop you if you use soil, you can try and see what happens. Most use gravel, pebbles, coco coir, peat, pearlite to hold the plant. Soil can hold the plant but it influences your water. I have seen quite a number of combinations, some work and some do not work.

Aquaponics is like learning to ride the bicycle. Unless you do it yourself and start playing around with it, you'll not really know. You may experience some downfalls-fishkills, etc., but experience is the best teacher. Your know how will come after you get your knees and hands bruised, you'll not learn to ride it. But once you get a feel of it, you'd enjoy the different sceneries brought about the enjoyment of having learned to to ride the bicycle.

[Code Talker]

unsay and pila ang pinaka abunda na harvest sa nka harvest na?

[redowl115]

interesting ni dah....para sugdan na project..

[meokizz]

naa kay baligya sir usa na ka set?...if naa pila pod? asa ta palit clay peebles?

[krokignol]

thankx for the knowledge filled afternon! definitely worth a try.