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Old 08-20-2007, 07:46 AM   #19 (permalink)
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Default Re: Bananas and indoor grow lights

What is the wattage on that halide?

With that set-up you need to try hydroponics. It is loads of fun and the growth is amazing. Get a bucket system and drop a pup in there under that halid and stand back.

Keith

An old page on Hydroponic bananas: http://www.geocities.com/k2benson/Ba.../Hydroban.html

If I had the space I would use: http://www.genhydro.com/genhydro_US/megafarm.html and replace the airpump life with a small aquarium pump.

You could put one of the super small varieties in: http://www.genhydro.com/genhydro_US/waterfarm.html
But to me that defeats the purpose of seeing the tremendous growth. General Hydro used to make a system where a 3.5 gallon bucket nested ina 5 callon bucket. It was the precursor to the waterfarm. It was perfect for bananas as long as you didn't let the pups break through the sides . . .
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