Aquaponics USA Greenhouse Part 1 of 3
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third grade science will tell you that co2 is what plants inhale, they then put out oxygen, where as you take in oxygen and then put co2 out
IF YOU REALLY ARE UNDER THE IMPRESSION THAT CO2 IS BAD FOR THE ENVIROMENT, THEN PLEASE STOP BREATHING so that you can rest well with your conscious
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You guys are amazing! Very informative videos- Thank you! I'm a Pioneer with an open source sustainable community project called OneCommunityRanch (a .org). We are getting close to setting up an Aquaponics system and are looking for members experienced in this type of growing. We will be growing all our own organic food, build eco homes and share all plans freely with the world to show a new way of living. Please visit our site. Thank you so much for all the information you show on your videos!!
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I always wanted a greenhouse. They're cool.
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... why not solar powered coolers?
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@Xxfades321xX Best comment EVER!
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@Xxfades321xX you left out the fact that the planet earth started with 330% more carbon before anything came to live on it and there was no fossel fuels on the planet. The planet still produced life and not only did it do that but the plants for also 300% larger then they are now and CO2 actuily makes plants grow three times faster and larger then the normal plant and with this method ontop you can get 500% larger plants and food.
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The swamp coolers are not expensive like an air conditioner is, they run somewhere around 300.00 to 400.00 or more depending on how big an area you have to cool, I miss using them as we did in New Mexico.
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hahahah the tomato plant on the top FTW :D
thanks for sharing that video and that a very cute ketty :D
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Why not dig a pit in the ground instead of building a wall to get the same interior height? More than being cheaper, it would help regulate the temperature.
bartjohnson84 11 months ago 3
@bartjohnson84 Even with a pit it would still need a wall the same height to achieve the same headroom. Digging a pit would cost more and then the water would have to be pumped out. As it is, the excess water (overflow or exchange) just gravity flows out of the greenhouse. There would be a very small advantage to temperature, but considering the amount of glass, not much
AquaponicsUSA 9 months ago