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Asi posted an update in the group
Vancouver, BC: 2 months, 1 week ago · Viewhey Vancouver!
Just wanted to say hey to everyone here…
and share a quick and dirty timelaps of us building out first windowfarm.
not everything we did got captured, but most of it:just general information i thought you would find interesting:
- the total cost of the parts was around $100. the most expensive part was the air-pump $24 and I went with an iv pole $40 to hung the system on… i thought it would be a better choice instead of drilling the wall and it’s movable. but I guess having a coat hunger is cheaper solution
- most parts are from local hardware shops ( tubes, plastic color spray )
- seeds are from west coast seeds, very good seeds, every single one of them sprouted… much better then we expected.
very fun project. see you around
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sounds like fun, I would like to help out a little. i finished my own custom made windowfarm ( no leaks! ) and today/tmrw going to start seeding.
it’s fun building it, if you want a hand…In reply to - Jodi Stark posted an update in the group Vancouver, BC: If anyone is interested in being part of a co-learning workshop to build a window farm this spring (March), please get in touch with me. If you are experienced and would like to help us newbies, please get in touch as well. · View -
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Asi commented on the blog post My Airlift System 4 months, 3 weeks ago · View
hey BK, thanks for sharing this it looks like an elegant design. let me ask you something, from the image it looks like the tubes are connected in a closed circuity ( the water aren’t dripping into the main water reservoir, mixing together and going up again ). is that the case? or i’m missing [...]
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Asi commented on the blog post Small adaptation 5 months, 1 week ago · View
I’m just fishing around for ideas, and yours looks like a winner ( for me ) Thank you!
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