Hi Nitch,,I'm really interested in your autopot project, I have been browsing many autopot golden melon project around the net and find that most of it using polybag filled with growing medium on top of their autopot. Since I saw none of your autopot using polybag filled with growing medium on top of it,,I would like to ask a few question. 1. What's the difference between using and not using polybag filled with growing medium? 2. What is the temperature of the nutrient solution inside the autopot in the middle of hot summer day? 3. Did you have problem with gummy stem blight (since your melon crown will be wet all the time)? 4. Did you get fusarium wilt attack? Thank you before,,btw I'm Mario,, hope you'll have the time to answer my question.
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Hi Nitch,,I'm really interested in your autopot project, I have been browsing many autopot golden melon project around the net and find that most of it using polybag filled with growing medium on top of their autopot. Since I saw none of your autopot using polybag filled with growing medium on top of it,,I would like to ask a few question. 1. What's the difference between using and not using polybag filled with growing medium? 2. What is the temperature of the nutrient solution inside the autopot in the middle of hot summer day? 3. Did you have problem with gummy stem blight (since your melon crown will be wet all the time)? 4. Did you get fusarium wilt attack? Thank you before,,btw I'm Mario,, hope you'll have the time to answer my question.
I stayed on Biyadoo in the South Male Atoll 28 years ago and the staff were growing some salad crops in the centre of the island (atoll)
#4 Similar to what have done by my father with his water melon :)
thanks VivBraznell... :-D
i've grown sweet melons, rock melons, cucumbers, cherry tomatoes, Pak Choy, Cauliflower, Spring onions and a LOT of lettuce varieties...
check out the 2nd pic in this spotting of mine...
http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/996...
Added one more pic... to show the young seedlings in their "jiffy" bags..
Wow! They look fantastic Nitch. Hydroponics I would think are perfect for you there in the Maldives. Have grown other crops ?
Thanks... btw, these are grown hydroponically... :)
Eh ... looks so delicious! still not sure that his one can be found in my city. Nice shot!
Wow fantástico fruto