Re: The Garden Thread
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03/29/20 01:19 AM
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Bryce, I've used two double florescent shop lights the last three years. You can build a stand to hold them real easy. I have broccoli growing now, I will put in the garden in a week, if the forecast is favorable. Tomatoes that will be planted in May. Use a full spectrum light bulb ether one that's marked T8 or T12 they are pretty common. Keep the light a inch or two above the plants. It opens up a whole lot more vireties that you can plant compared to what's available commercially. But once you order seed from a catalog you will be bombarded with them.
Last edited by teepee2; 03/29/20 12:59 PM.
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Re: The Garden Thread
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03/29/20 07:40 PM
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The Beav
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So when the garden starts to mature you better be guarding It with your guns. People with out funds for food are going to harvest your goods If your not careful.
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Re: The Garden Thread
[Re: The Beav]
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03/29/20 08:20 PM
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So when the garden starts to mature you better be guarding It with your guns. People with out funds for food are going to harvest your goods If your not careful. lol, starving to death will be better than what’ll happen to ‘em stealing out here.
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