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Growing strawberries and tomatoes in Beto buckets

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Posted In: Dutch bucket hydroponics Jan 06,2020
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Posted In: Dutch bucket hydroponics Jan 06,2020

Growing strawberries and tomatoes in Beto buckets

I am going to try grow strawberries and tomatoes in Beto buckets. I am stuck in getting hold of nutrients for my water as where I live hydroponics is almost non existent. Has anyone had similar problems and what can be done to remedy this?

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Daniel Sidor
Daniel Sidor

we ship dry packs world wide, so you liquefy the dry into concentrate form, its very cost efficient and the nutrients are totally complete including humic, fulvic and alginic acids as well ass proper levels of macro and micro nutrients. 2kg per pack shipped from Asia cost is 20.00 usd plus shipping. One dry pack makes concentrate good for 4000 litres of reservoir solution.

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    • Sean Borg

      could you send me a link to where I can order please

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Brian Dunning
Brian Dunning

You mean you can't get local nutrients? Or they won't deliver if you order online? I order all mine online

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    • Sean Borg

      won’t deliver

    • Marjan Hidskes

      Not even to the post-office where you could pick it up?

    • Sean Borg

      companies won’t ship to Malta. Iv looked for master blend

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Brian Dunning
Brian Dunning

Aquaponics is an alternative to supply nutrients but you'll have to take care of fish then too

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    • Sean Borg

      no room for fish tank since I’ll be setting up on my roof



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