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Originally Posted by Fernando
That depends mostly on the question ... if you want an accurate answer you must try a precise question.  |
Ah, but then in order to ask the precise, correct question, you need to know the answer.
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Originally Posted by u bada
I'm with bil here (except I don't have a greenhouse but...) too many variables in my climate here, indoors and out, my growing cases (e.g. aquariums/terrariums) are where i have my most control, and even still too many variables... especially considering time and funds!
goes with having any sort of garden... you can go crazy trying to control everything that can happen (weather, animals, pets, clumsy self, no time), better working with the plants that work with what effort you can offer and with the climate you have and conditions you can provide.
Four or ten really...
and watering before fertilizing is basically watering twice each time... oh man, that's a lot of time!... when I hit upon the weakly, weekly idea it was like I had a whole 3 hours to my day!
(I should note I don't bother with vandas really, and the ascos/et. al. get what they get)
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Yeah. The more you work against the natural conditions, the more expensive it gets, and when something fails, as fail it will, then it will do some damage.
Yeah, watering twice? My mounts are an hour a day in summer, before I start on the pots...
I think not.
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