Organic Farming, anyone?

[ulyssa_marie]

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I bought sweet basil the other day... I wanted to buy a rosemary as well but the guy said that it was still pretty young has just rooted... mahadlok ko mamatay nya, Im still new at this stuff...hehe anyway, the nutrient that you're selling, is that the same as rooting hormones?

rosemary's a pretty sensitive plant when its new. but once its rooted, it'll pretty much live through a lot before giving out. so dont fret.

as for the rooting hormone, i dont use it. In fact, i've been searching all over for it around CEbu, but ive had no luck. So ive stuck with my hydroponics to help me root my plants, which has worked pretty well.

the nutrients i sell arent rooting hormones. They're nutrients for the plants in the hydroponic set up.

if u were there at the Exhibit, my assistant should have showed u the plants lined along the pipes and showed u the root system that had developed. pretty cool!!! u probably visited when i was out for a meeting, so i wasnt able to catch u

[Kibir_Tidibir]

yep, the plants on the pipes looked healthier than those that were not, you can definitely tell that they were greener!!! and the roots were amazing!!!hehehe maybe i'll drop by again tomorrow to buy a rosemary...hehehe

the cuttings, do they root faster in the nutrients than in water or is the rate just the same?

[ulyssa_marie]

yep, the plants on the pipes looked healthier than those that were not, you can definitely tell that they were greener!!! and the roots were amazing!!!hehehe maybe i'll drop by again tomorrow to buy a rosemary...hehehe

the cuttings, do they root faster in the nutrients than in water or is the rate just the same?

Yup, u can definitely see the difference of Hydroponic goods and organic goods by the display we had there. the basil on the pipes looked prettier too. haha

its faster if u root the cuttings in the nutrients ofcourse, but the system that i use at home where i root the cuttings, runs on organic fertilizer and has a waterpump constantly flowing water in and out. its a little complex but it works.

[precious peng]

Hala! I'll be there this afternoon after work! hehe! mayta dli traffic!!! bweheheh!

[precious peng]

ug palihog ayaw lang sa rain. . . Dear rain, anha na bundak if naa na mi tanan sa balai beh? wehehe!

[precious peng]

ngee! wala na man tao pag adto nako the other day. . .

[ulyssa_marie]

we started at 9am on friday last day so we had to bring in stocks. ikaw toh nangita ug seeds?

[codered88]

pariha ta gipangita bai.asa kaha ta maka palit ani.

nindot ni na hobby d naka mo palit ug mga lamas ug mga utanon, kinsa pod kaha dre ga praktis ug vervicomposting?

[ulyssa_marie]

pariha ta gipangita bai.asa kaha ta maka palit ani.

U can buy vermicompost at the citi hall of Barangay Luz. barato ra.

[Soggy2]

U can buy vermicompost at the citi hall of Barangay Luz. barato ra.

sa city hall gyud? i tried calling the baranggay hall and they gave the phone to a vendor. they sold me semi composted coconut bark. not vermicompost. it was still crawling with millipedes and beetle grubs. Not to mention the stuff still had very sharp coconut slivers.

Im not easily disgusted but those plump beetle grubs really made my hairs stand out on end.