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Hydroponics pvc pipe roof top garden
The size of this roof top is 8250mm x 6250mm on concrete.
I want to use the PVC pipe system. A vegatable garden.
I want to know the details of how to go about to install this.
If possible can some come up with an Idea.
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8 years ago
Look here on the right >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
8 years ago
Do a search for hydroponics on here and you'll find several good instructables. If you would have tagged your post with hydroponics and other related tags you would have a good listing of what your looking for along the right hand side of the page here.
8 years ago
What vegetables ? Tomatoes, chilli, peppers etc do well. Hydroponic potatoes can be done, but its a lot of faffing about.
Answer 8 years ago
What a wonderful expression.
I look forward to using it if i am still able to in coming days.
My blood sugar has skied to over 470 :(
Answer 8 years ago
Are you type 1 or type 2 ?
Answer 8 years ago
Type 2.
With careful attention and drugs, going down 350-290 which is still high
but no longer sight threatening.
I will see a good endocrinologist early tomorrow :-)
Answer 8 years ago
Not an American word then ?
Interesting.
Answer 8 years ago
What does it mean?
Answer 8 years ago
It was an old ScottishNorthern English word meaning to mess around and not do the main task, or a job which has a lot of steps.
cf.
"I.....it would have been a lot of faffing about to use their instructions, so I did it my way"
or....
"The instructable had 150 steps ! What a lot of faffing around just to change a lightbulb"
Originally it meant a brief puff of wind, that would have pushed smoke down a chimney. Its been in common use where we live for a couple of hundred years or so. Its been commonly used in the UK for probably 50 years.
Answer 8 years ago
PS. Its a polite word !
Answer 8 years ago
Once I saw a Scottish dictionary. And all this time I thought that Scots speak the Queen's English! :-)
Answer 8 years ago
Heck, even we get subtitles....
Lots of similarities between Scottish and Northern English, and we're closer to Scandinavian languages
Answer 8 years ago
the normal vegatables above ground like tamatoes beans cucumber, pumpkin corn ect