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Question by Ask: Hydroponic nutritive mix for green onion.?
I am from Romania and here the hydroponics are not popular so i want try to made a nutritive solution for green onion grow in hydroponic system. Please if somebody have the software Nutron 2000 or can help me with the mix i will be very glad to thank him.
I want a home made solution. Thank you

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Answer by EUGAIA
I would like to advice you to buy N-P-K 20-20-20. Here it is a blue salt. Dissolve the N-P-K as follows: 4 kilograms into 20 liters of water. Or 1kg into 5 l of water. This will be your stock solution.
To feed the green onions you add 20 ml of stock solution N-P-K to 2 liters of water. I use empty PET-bottles and I water 6 liters per m² to compensate for the mean evaporation.

Do not forget to use Epsom salt.

Good hydroponics!

This film is the first in a series of short films created about “Eating Global Vancouver” by students taught by Prof. Henry Yu of the History Department at the University of British Columbia, with help from award-winning filmmaker Karin Lee, and initially shown at the Asian Library at UBC as part of Asian Heritage Month in May 2006. Using restaurants as the focus for exploring the complex interactions of Vancouver and its migrant populations, this series uses food to examine how we come together as a global city. Green Lettuce, a restaurant run by an ethnic Chinese family from India, serves Chinese food in Vancouver as Chinese restaurants would in Bombay or Calcutta, attracting a loyal following of Indian immigrant customers who find a unique reminder of home. This film series grew out of one of our most popular classroom projects, in which students form groups and choose to research one of the myriad of restaurants that make Vancouver such a wonderful city for eating. Creating websites that feature interviews with the families (almost invariably global migrants to Vancouver) who run the restaurant, as well as in depth explorations of the restaurants themselves as sites of community interaction, our students combine ethnography with historical research in the Vancouver archives to create a rich portrait of each restaurant as a microcosm of Global Vancouver. Revealing the history of the restaurant’s location through Vancouver history and the changing demographics of its …
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Little Green Men(.co.uk) Chilli Farm and Chilli Products include Chilli Beer, chilli pepper, chilli seed and a chilli plant supplier and is the country’s biggest commercial hydroponic chilli grower.
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Question by k_erdahl: how do i grow hydroponic tomatoes and green beans? (getting them started and harvesting them)?
i want to grow a hyrdoponic tomatoes- can i just take a “storage container” that you would get at wal-mart or k-mart and put water into it and set the plant in a little slit on top of the “container”? some ppl say yes and others say you need to have water constinatly flowing.
the “container” is like a ‘storage’, big, container not a small little one
i have NO CLUE how to grow hydroponic green beans… do i start them out in a little like yogurt container or how do i get it started and growing? how do i harvest them? i dont have a single clue!

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Answer by JadeOrchid
You do need to have a pump or an aerator because the plant’s roots need oxygen. I’ve included some sites to help you get started with what you need…

Here’s a great site with tips, how to’s, and other ideas…

http://www.tgeneva.com/hydro/whyhydro.htm

Here’s one with more tips and pictures!

http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/gl_containers_indoor/article/0,1785,HGTV_3559_1399249,00.html

Here’s another DIY site that will help if you need more info…

http://members.tripod.com/~busiweb/hydro/