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Bloomington Wholesale (Worms Way) Customer Reviews |
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Basic solutions for keeping root diseases under control |
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Written by Elly Nederhoff & Bert Houter & suppliments from World Garden LTD
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Wednesday, 09 April 2008 |
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Growers know the despair when a crop has a root disease or a virus infection. Some growers will use a chemical to try to control it, but this approach is often not effective. It may even worsen the situation. As with everything, prevention is better than cure. Prevention starts with understanding what causes root or virus diseases * and what steps can be implemented to avert difficulties in advance. By Elly Nederhoff & Bert Houter, CropHouse, New Zealand, Elly@ CropHouse. co. nz with supplements added by Boris Del Mar, Enzymologist, HYGROZYME - Sipco Industries Ltd. |
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Hydroponics for out of season |
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Written by Strawberry
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Thursday, 28 February 2008 |
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One of my favourite things about hydroponics is the ability to grow plants out of season. There's nothing as delicious as a perfect red strawberry in the middle of the cold and mucky gray of winter. When I only had an outdoor garden, fall would mark the end of my growing season, the last of my tasty home-grown vegetables and yummy organic berries. As the sun waned, it was time to can what I had left and hang up my gardening gloves. Now, however, I have a delightful little garden tucked away in the corner of my office that isn't ruled by the dictates of the seasons. Instead it relies on the steady tick of a clock and I can putter with it any time I like. It's a lot less effort too. Watering is a steady trickle from a pump, climate is automatically controlled, and the lighting system is set to a timer. All that is required are regular checks of the nutrients, water levels, and the pH of the reservoir. Plus, no weeds! No slugs, no pests! My kind of garden. The possibilities are limitless. It's like having a miniature greenhouse indoors. It's incredibly economical too. Because they're so efficient, they take only half the water of a regular garden, and generally take care of themselves. |
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Rick from Worm's Way in Florida |
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Written by Rick Breckinridge
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Monday, 10 December 2007 |
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 Rick from Florida here, we just spoke a few minutes ago.
I'm writing as requested to remind you about your generous offer for our 20th anniversary celebration. We'll give them out to as many people as we can and watch the level of repeat business. Please credit BWGS at your convenience and let them know it is for Worm's Way Florida, attn Rick, and they'll see we get the cases to pass out. You also mentioned sending me some information on orchid champion to help sales. (Which product would you suggest for African violets? roses?)
Below you'll find the customer feedback/expressed ire we talked about, but we'll keep sending in any positive reports that arise from our giveaways, and let you know our perceived follow up sale rates.
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Looking for a good enzyme supplement |
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Written by Quick
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Tuesday, 06 November 2007 |
Looking for a good enzyme supplement. I searched hygrozyme here and found good results and experiences with it. While putting the words "sensi zym, sensizyme, or sensizym" into the search field only results in sensi seeds and sensi star.
So does anyone have any info/experience with sensi zym, or should one just go with hygrozyme as being the better enzyme supplement? |
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