20 Facts About Hydroponics—from the Coast Hydroponics Blog
We all know that gardening is one of the best ways to rid ourselves of stress. And it keeps us away from the couch, the […]
Rainwater System Diagrams
Rainwater systems for gardens are relatively easy to design and construct, especially if you can do the work yourself. The design shown here uses a […]
Tunneling for a New Soaker System 100717
The hardest part of installing a new soaker system is adding the new plumbing—especially when you need to tunnel under a driveway. Thankfully, we have […]
Meet Howdy Salsa 011017
We met 14-year-old Logan Gonzales at a local Farmer’s Market. Impressed that he had started a business at such a young age, we stopped for […]
Spotlight: Moringa Oleifera (Malunggay) 120716
The leaves, bark, flowers, fruit, seeds, and roots of this tree are used to make medicines. Moringa contains proteins, vitamins, and minerals. As an anti-oxidant, […]
Hydro Tank #3: Bok Choy (pechay)
Shown here at day-23, the Bok Choy (pechay) in Tank 3 is doing well. Harvest will begin December 15th and is expected to continue until […]
River Spinach (kangkong) Testing 120716
After a 100-day test of River Spinach (kangkong), the nutrient solution from Hydroponics Tank #1 is pumped out and used to fertilize the baby Moringa […]
Dry Mixing Hydroponic Nutrients 120716
Our quest to replace high-priced liquid nutrients for our hydroponics tanks took a major step forward thanks to Mr. Rick Wells of Pensacola Permaculture, and […]
Insteon Update 120716
The new Insteon Hub and Appliance Module are proving to be a great solution for controlling appliances remotely from by cell phone. The catch: the […]