XxLT250RxX Tomato Plants 2012

xxlt250rxx

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This years tomato crop.  This is an outdoor hydroponic system. Pic's taken 8-18-2012

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mneeley490

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Those aren't tomato plants. They're tomato trees!

What are you using for fertilizer?

 

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Awesome looking tomato crop!!! Wish we had a longer outdoor growing season here to accomplish crops like that!!!

 

xxlt250rxx

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mneeley490 said:

What are you using for fertilizer?

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It is a water soluble dry fertilizer for use in hydroponic gardening.  It cost more than regular fertilize but the increase in yield more thanks makes up for it.

 

michael ark

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Looks great. Thumbs Up and we get more info. Brand name. What's the numbers.I'm useing a 10-10-10.

 

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michael ark said:

Looks great.

and we get more info. Brand name. What's the numbers.I'm useing a 10-10-10.

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What type hydroponic system (DWC, NFT, Drip etc) do you have?  Does the 10-10-10 you are using have all the micronutrients needed for a complete hydroponic ferterlize?  I use Hydro-Garden's 4-18-38.

 

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michael ark

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I'm still a dirt guy but have been thinking of going hydoponic. Just wanted to know the numbers to see if you were useing synthetic fertlizer.:biggrin:

 

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Oops

 

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michael ark said:

I'm still a dirt guy but have been thinking of going hydoponic. Just wanted to know the numbers to see if you were useing synthetic fertlizer.

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Nothing wrong with being a "dirt guy".  I tried it and was not very good at it and decided to try hydroponics.  I am a little better at it it think. 

 

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