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2009-03-08 kl. 21:08 #46934
reaper
DeltagareWhat brands of soil are recommended here (easily obtained from, say, Plantagen, K-Rauta, etc.)
Can you get dolomite lime?
Big bags of perlite?
Square (cheap) pots…
tia!
2009-03-08 kl. 22:19 #505744z0rdim
Deltagarehasselfors ”p-jord” seams to be popular and pretty easy to obtain…
you should be able to get both dolomite lime, perlite and pots, you may need to visit a couple of different shops (like plantagen, krauta, also smaller greenhouse and gardening stores). (dolomite lime is called just ”kalk” or ”dolomit kalk”).
2009-03-09 kl. 10:28 #505745och
DeltagareI know for certain that Plantagen got all of the above!
(Both dolomite lime and perlite, pots and of course different mixes of Hasselfors)2009-03-09 kl. 11:47 #505746reaper
Deltagarethanks again.
Any recommended nutrients from the big stores?
2009-03-09 kl. 12:30 #505747z0rdim
Deltagareliquid ”blå korn” works…
I would rather order specialized nutrients from eg http://www.head-nature.com
2009-03-09 kl. 15:34 #505748och
DeltagareYep, flytande blåkorn is good in veg and orkidénäring (orchid nutrition) in the flower phase.
But, as z0rdim said, it’s always better to order ”real” nutrients from H&N.2009-04-26 kl. 04:03 #505749Hr Sanders
Deltagarewhatever wrote:Can you get dolomite lime?Big bags of perlite?
I guess a 125 liter bag of perlite counts as big… got it from ”granngården”.
If they don’t have it in stock, you should be quite able to order it in, for a later pickup.Dolomite lime is no longer a stock item att granngården, but I think they have that as well as a order-in product.
Best regards,
/ Hr Sanders.
2009-05-26 kl. 17:23 #505750reaper
Deltagarethanks!
are the leka kulor found in all the plant shops around here suitable for use in a hydro flood table? I mean, to surround all my larger grodan/rockwool cubes? Seems to be fine and readily available.
2009-05-26 kl. 17:33 #505751Thc-Junkie
DeltagareWith a very few exceptions Yes.
Just remember to wash ’em good before you use them. Some use PH-balanced water, I don’t know if it is a must but hey it can’t hurt. 😉
If you are worried, you can soak them in water and measure the before and after PH-value. This will give you a definite answer!
2009-05-26 kl. 20:28 #505752reaper
Deltagaregreat, thanks!
I guess this next one is a soil-less question, and therefore off-topic, but here goes.
Sources for large (say, 14 – 22 liter), opaque plastic buckets with lids….
2009-05-26 kl. 20:34 #505753leCreutz
DeltagareTry IKEA
I’m not sure how big boxes they have, but I’ve seen fairly big ones that are made for storage under your bed.
2009-05-27 kl. 11:28 #505754reaper
DeltagareI’m looking for buckets with lids, like for DWC. Hinkar.
I was actually in IKEA last evening and found their storage tubs for another project, but they are, unfortunately, not opaque. So, still looking for those as well.
2009-05-27 kl. 11:30 #505755Hank_Moody
DeltagareStores like K-Rauta, ÖoB (Överskottsbolaget), and possibly Rusta are sure to have what you’re looking for.
2009-05-27 kl. 12:23 #505756Thc-Junkie
DeltagareYou can find some in ”Clasohlson”, they got many stores and a good homepage. Clasohlson.se
And if you find the perfect one but it isn’t opaque, you can always buy a roll of ”duct tape” and in 5min you will have a perfect sized tub, without any chance of light getting to the water inside.
Also you can paint them, just some sandpaper (can do without) and a spraycan. It isn’t hard or especially messy.
Just some tips for ya
EDIT: Paint the OUTSIDE of the tub only, forgot that part
2009-05-27 kl. 13:38 #505757Hank_Moody
DeltagareThc-Junkie wrote:Also you can paint them, just some sandpaper (can do without) and a spraycan. It isn’t hard or especially messy.I’d prefer painting with a brush. Sure, it takes a bit longer to dry but spray paint sticks just about to everything else than the object you’re spraying. But then again I suck at spray painting
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