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Monday, October 10, 2011

Hello from Austria - A Hike through the Raabklamm and a Visit to Graz - a UNESCO World Heritage Site

!±8± Hello from Austria - A Hike through the Raabklamm and a Visit to Graz - a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Inspired from my cave adventure yesterday, I met my friends Andrea and Herbert early this morning to go on a hike through the Raabklamm (Raab River Gorge), which is surrounded by limestone mountains that hold more than 700 caves, including the famous Katerloch and the Grasshöhle, two publicly accessible caves and major tourist attractions in the Weiz area.

Again, we drove through the rolling hills of Göttelsberg, Haselbach, Leska and Dürntal to park our car near an entrance point of the Raab Gorge. Andrea had given me a couple of Nordic Walking poles which I was about to try out for the first time. Nordic Walking, also referred to as "pole walking" or "fitness walking" is a sport that consists of walking with modified ski poles. Originally popular in Finland and Scandinavia, Nordic Walking has become extremely popular throughout Europe, although it hasn't quite caught on yet in North America.

I was initially a little skeptical about the concept, but once I tried the walking poles, I realized that walking uphill and downhill both became a lot easier since the poles provide additional support and balance. And the continuous arm motion burns up to 40% more calories than walking alone and facilitates quicker movement, even on flat terrain. The additional benefit of Nordic walking is that a portion of one's weight is distributed to the poles, which reduces the pressure on the back as well as the knee and hip joints.

Now convinced of the benfits of pole walking, we started our descent into the Raab River Valley on a first gently, then steeply sloping forest path. The Raabklamm is Austria's longest gorge and divided into the "Grosse Raabklamm" (large Raab Gorge) with a length of about 10 km, and the "Kleine Raabklamm" (small Raab Gorge, about 7 km long). We were headed straight towards the Grosse Raabklamm which is the wilder of the two stretches, characterized by vertical limestone cliffs, wooden bridges, suspension bridges, walks beside the river as well as sections of the trail that veer away from the water and take you along an elevated section of the slopes. I had already explored the Kleine Raabklamm earlier last Saturday with my sister-in-law Anneliese.

The Raabklamm itself has remained very natural and undeveloped and is home to a very diverse group of animals such as foxes, badgers as well as moufflons, a species of wild sheep that is also referred to as "goat antelopes". Amphibians such as fire salamanders and a diverse selection of predatory birds have contributed to the Raabklamm's designation as a protected "Natura 2000" area, a Europe-wide nature conservation area. Plant life along the steep limestone cliffs also includes remainders of ancient pine forests and a variety of alpine plants.

We only covered a section of the entire Grosse Raabklamm and occasionally hiked next to the river, and at other times we hiked away from the river along the slopes of the gorge. My friend Herbert used a couple of the suspension bridges to demonstrate the laws of physics and started shaking the contraption while Andrea and I were walking across. Fortunately the suspension bridges are quite sturdy and all the trails and ladders are well-maintained. After an hour and a half of hiking we arrived at the hydro dam that is part of the local hydro electricity generating system. This area of Austria was electrified in the late 1800s, primarly at the initiative of local electricity pioneer Franz Pichler.To this day hydro-electric power delivers about two thirds of all electricity used in Austria and my home town of Weiz was one of the centres of early hydro power generation.

After admiring some fairly ancient looking hydro generating equipment we hiked back up to the local country road and drove back in my car, which we had parked earlier, to our point of origin. Andrea and Herbert had to leave and I was planning to continue my excursion to Graz, the provincial capital. But before that I had to nurture my appetite, and I was just a minute away from a well-known local restaurant whose Austrian delicacies were certain to hit the spot. Gasthaus Reisinger is one of the restaurants located next to the Raabklamm. Actually the Austrian concept of "Gasthaus" is a good deal more rustic and down-to-earth than the North American "restaurant". A Gasthaus (literally translated: "guest house") will usually serve solid traditional Austrian food; frequently it will also feature an outdoor patio since eating in the fresh air is very popular in Austria; and many Gasthäuser also offer overnight accommodation with breakfast.

This is indeed the case with Gasthaus Reisinger which does not only offer Austrian cuisine and a beautiful patio, but also functions as a bed and breakfast, mostly for guests from places like Vienna or other more urban parts of Austria and Germany. I sat down to admire the lengthy menu and decided on two local specialties: a "Fritattensuppe" (pancake strip soup), an item that I always have to eat several times when I am back home, as well as a "Mulbratlbrot" - a piece of Austrian rye bread, covered with a thin layer of butter and thin slices of a special tender cut of smoked pork, topped with horseradish.

Rye bread covered by a variety of different cold cuts or smoked meats is a typical in-between meal in Austria, and they are also a popular snack for hikers and visitors of a "Buschenschank" (a restaurant serving rustic local foods owned and operated by a local wine farmer). On this perfect day the sun was shining down and I thoroughly enjoyed the peaceful and serene rolling hills of Eastern Styria. Once again I realized that the area I grew up in was a truly beautiful neck of the woods. The owner of the restaurant, Mr. Reisinger, brought me my meal and we started chatting a bit about the fact that I was actually a local who had emigrated to Canada more than 20 years ago. He on the other hand used to work full-time in maintainence in a local wood processing plant until a few years ago when his elderly parents started to require full-time care. Since that time he has been running his hospitality establishment full-time together with his wife and children, a typical Austrian family-based business.

The meal was delicious and after picking up an icecream for dessert I was perfectly prepared for my next destination: Graz, the capital of Styria and the second-largest city in Austria. Just minutes from the restaurant I stopped my car to have a look back at these rolling hills, one of my favourite areas when I grew up, and to chat with some cows that were lounging around a large pasture.

Much of Austria's cattle industry is still based on free-range methods, and adds a significant contribution to the country's economy. Roughly 80,000 cattle farms own about 2.1 million cattle, of which about 800,000 are dairy cows. Only 5.5% of Austrian cattle farms have more than 100 animals, and the small size of the farms ensures a close connection between the farmer and his/her animals. These cows were obviously enjoying their carefree lifestyle and their unrestricted ability to roam on the hilly pastures.

I continued my drive along 25 km of rolling country roads into Styria's largest urban centre. With a population of about 250,000 Graz is the second largest city in Austria. Although it is a significant regional and industrial centre, Graz is not as well known as smaller cities like Salzburg and Innsbruck. Due to its impeccably maintained architectural heritage, Graz was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999, and became the European Cultural Capital in 2003. Its name is derived from the Slovenian term "Gradec" which literally means "little fortress".

At the eastern entrance of the city there is a suburban area called Mariatrost which is crowned by the large pilgrimage church of Mariatrost. I stopped at the top of the Purberg hill, parked my car and walked past a large restaurant to the front of the church. The Basilica of Mariatrost (Maria Consolation) was built between 1714 and 1724 in baroque style.

The ceiling frescoes in the interior of the church are particularly noteworthy. Two massive 61 m high towers anchor the church and cupola at the eastern end of the structure and can be seen from far away. The front of the church is accessed through a set of stairs called the Angelus Steps. To this day the Basilica of Mariatrost is the second most important pilgrimage church (after Mariazell) in the Austrian province of Styria.

I continued my drive into the centre of Graz and parked my vehicle in the underground garage next to the Graz Opera - at more than 20 Euros not exactly an inexpensive way to see the city, but affordable parking is difficult to find in downtown Graz. My first stop was the Graz Opera House, a neo-baroque building that was opened in 1899 and damaged during an air strike in World War II. A few steps further west I reached the Herrengasse, the main shopping street of Graz, framed by dozens of high-end retailers and restaurants with outdoor patios. A line of the Graz streetcar system continues all along the length of this major street.

The west side of the Herrengasse features two major sights: the Landeszeughaus (Armory), a weapons museum with roughly 32,000 exhibits including harnesses, helmets, armours, rifles and pistols, as well as the Landhaus, seat of the Styrian Provincial Government. One of Central Europe's most stunning Renaissance structures, this palace was built in the first half of the 16th century according to plans of the famous architect Domenico dell'Allio. The three level arcaded courtyard is a true architectural gem, and on the southern end of the square visitors can relax in the historic Landhauskeller restaurant which features an attractive courtyard patio.

On the other side of the Herrengasse is the "Gemaltes Haus" - also called the "Herzogshof" (Painted House or Duke's Estate), a painted house whose baroque frescoes were created in 1742 by Johann Mayer and illustrate the gods of Roman-Greek mythology. Just steps northwards from there I reached the "Grazer Hauptplatz", or Graz' main square. This extensive essentially triangular square is framed on two sides by five and six story stately houses painted in a variety of intense baroque colours such as salmon, ochre, brick red, and many feature detailed façade ornamentations.

The south side of the square is taken up by the "Rathaus" - the flamboyant historicist late 19th century palace of the Graz' City Hall. Just in front of it is the Erzherzog-Johann-Brunnen (Archduke Johann Fountain) which is surrounded by numerous adjacent fast food and retail stands that sell typical Austrian sausages, French fries, flowers and magazines as well as roasted chestnuts in the fall. The northeast side of the Hauptplatz features a view of Graz' most famous landmark: the "Uhrturm" (Clock Tower), located on the Schlossberg hill that overlooks the city.

I continued my walk northwards through this pedestrian zone along the historic Sackstrasse and walked into a truly historic restaurant: the "Krebsenkeller" (Crawfish Cellar) has been a restaurant here since 1538 and its inner courtyard was full of culinary fans. Across the street is the famous Hotel Erzherzog Johann which is also a restaurant since 1852. Just steps further north I walked into another historic building whose courtyard was adorned with a metal sculpture that surprisingly featured all sorts of American footballs.

Metres away is the so-called Schlossbergplatz, a square framed by various bourgeois houses and historic restaurants that features stairs up to the Schlossberg. I then crossed the road and walked southwards alongside the Mur River to one of the newest landmarks of Graz: the "Murinsel" (Mur Island) was built in 2003 when Graz was the European Cultural Capital. The New York designer Vito Acconci created a design for an artificial island that connects the eastern and western banks of the Mur and is supposed to resemble a sea-shell. The interior of the island holds an amphitheatre, a restaurant and a playground for children.

Now I needed to explore the city's most prominent elevation: the Schlossberg (literally "Castle Hill"). I did that by taking the Schlossbergbahn funicular which is part of the Graz public transport system. The original steam-operated funicular was opened in November 1894 and was in operation until 1960. After an extensive renovation and rebuilding of the steep rails, the funicular started operating again in 1961 until it closed its doors in February of 2004.

The third generation of this funicular was initiated in early 2004 and cost about 2.5 million Euros. The new generation of vehicles is more spacious and features fully glass-enclosed roofs and windows which provide a great view of the city as you ascend up the mountain. It takes just over two minutes to go from the base station up 123 m in altitude to the upper station and at a cost of 1.70 Euro it is an affordable and interesting way of getting up to Graz' famous hill.

At the top I stepped out onto the outdoor patio of a restaurant that offers a phenomenal view over Graz and the surrounding mountains. Steps away I saw the Glockenturm ("Bell Tower"), a historic building from 1588 which still houses a bell that weighs 4200 kg and is referred to as Liesl. The Schlossberg used to feature a medieval castle from the 1500s (therefore the name "Castle Hill") that was ordered to be destroyed by Napoleon in 1809. Only the Bell Tower and Graz' famous landmark, the Uhrturm, were allowed to remain of the fortress. The local residents had paid a considerable ransom to the French troops to hold on to their beloved landmarks.

Walking southwards of the Glockenturm I arrived at the Stallbastei ("Stable Bastion"), a fortification that features 20 metre high and 6 metre thick walls whose construction began in 1544. Today there are various cannons that adorn the bastion and at the open front of the building there is a beautiful view overlooking the city. Just below the bastion is the "Türkenbrunnen" (Turkish Well), a 94 metre deep well that taps into the groundwater level of the Mur River. Its intention was to provide water, even during extended periods of besiegement.

The Uhrturm itself, known far and wide as the symbol of Graz, is one of the oldest buildings of the city. The core of the tower is assumed to date back to the 13th century and was already mentioned in historic records in 1265. Its present appearance dates from 1560. Four large clock faces adorn the four sides of the tower, and the interesting thing to note is that the hour hand is smaller than the minute hand.

Originally, the tower only featured a very large hour hand, and the minute hands that were installed later had to be designed smaller so people would be able to distinguish one from the other. Fortunately, due to the ransom paid in 1809, the tower has survived and we are still able to admire it today while the remainder of the fortification was razed. The tower was also used as a fire alarm bell, as a the "Bell of Poor Sinners" that was rung during executions, and as the bell that announced the closing hours for the local hospitality establishments.

Just below the Uhrturm is a small Garden with flowers, a splendid view over the city and its main square, surrounded. I started my journey to make the castle hill along the coil, such as paths in the park and stopped at the entrance of the Castle Mountain Tunnel (Tunnel Schlossberg), part of the tunnel, which is built into the mountain and used as air raid shelters during the air raids of World War II. It is currently possible on the base of the mountain through the tunnel. I arrived at the base of theKarmeliterplatz Square. One of the buildings on the north side of the adjacent Sporgasse also has a huge yard and would like more time had to explore the hidden treasures of secret courtyards of Graz. "

I turned left onto a street called Hofgasse and stopped in a very particular building: the tax-Edegger bakery, a so-called real bakery, the oldest institute in Graz in 1569. It differs magnificent carved portal in 1896 from the surroundingHouses with stucco and at the end of 1800, the bakery is the official supplier of the ruling royal families Austria.

My journey continued to Liberty Square ("Freedom Square"), the position of Graz "is a theater across the street from the theater is the Dome of Graz, a cathedral from 1438, the black plague, war and locusts . The south side of the late-Gothic church is decorated with a painting of the three hostages. Austrian imperial family coat of arms andthose of Styria and Portugal point to the historic aristocratic connections.

Right next to the Dom is the Mausoleum of Austrian emperor Francis Ferdinand II, one of Austria's most important structures of Mannerism and Early Baroque. Designed in the late 1600 it is the last resting place of Francis Ferdinand as well as a variety of other Habsburg rulers.

I continued my walk down the Bürgergasse and turned into the small Abraham a Santa Clara side street until I arrived at the Glockenspielplatz ("Carillon Square"), aptly named for the carillon built in 1905 that enchants crowds of onlookers three times a day at 11 am, 3 and 6 pm. A wooden couple dressed in traditional Styrian outfits, and the male with a raised wine glass, dance to the old melodies of 24 bells.

This entire area is part of the Bermuda-Dreieck ("Bermuda Triangle"), Graz's most popular entertainment area that is centred around the Mehlplatz, Prokopigasse and Färberplatz. Dozens of hospitality establishments, most with outdoor patios, entice locals and travelers alike to explore the culinary and entertainment opportunities that Graz has to offer.

Through one of the tiny passageways I ended up back on the Main Square and took another tiny alleyway, full of bars, restaurants and small retail stores to the back of the Franziskanerkirche (Franciscan Church). From the front of the church there is a perfect view across the Mur River of the "Kunsthaus", Graz' Museum of Modern Art that was completed in 2003 and resembles a rounded spaceship. The entire downtown of Graz is chock full of bars and restaurants and all the squares and side streets are full of "Schanigärten" (outdoor patios) that entice you to sit down, rest and enjoy some hearty Austrian food and drink.

I had thoroughly enjoyed my exploration of Graz, and drove home to relax with my brother and sister-in-law and to reflect on a day full of discoveries. There would have been so much more to see in Graz, but I would have to leave some destinations for my next visit. After a nice pizza dinner in a local restaurant in Weiz I headed to bed early since tomorrow we are going to go on a major excursion: a trip to the mountains of Slovenia and Italy!


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Saturday, September 10, 2011

Secrets of the Master hydroponic growers

!±8± Secrets of the Master hydroponic growers

Starting and running a hydroponic garden can be a daunting task, but in reality is a walk in the park all you need is to learn the basics and spend much time fine tuning the system. Once you learn the basics, set up your hydroponic garden, and also have all the elements and factors adjusted, then everything should work without problems.

The secret of hydroponics gardening is that "the food in water." Design and installation of the system focus and dependgrow on this and the types of plants you want.

So, read on to learn more about this mystery.

Nutrients: the perfect mix

Feed your job can not live without

All plants need food in the form of macro-and micro-nutrients to grow well and bring the ideal efficiency. The same goes for the hydroponic garden. The first group is composed mainly of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, and secondly calcium, magnesium and sulfur. Some ofMicronutrients are needed by plants, boron, manganese, copper, zinc, chloride, iron and molybdenum. Up your favorite plant, it is imperative that you find the perfect combination of nutrients that meet their varying stages of development that otherwise use your investment go down the drain into them.

These are foods that require your favorite plant to survive, produce fruits that you want in terms of quantity and quality, and grow healthy enough toto reproduce:

Nitrogen plants need it, for proteins and enzymes used in photosynthesis and metabolic processes that are involved in the production permit. The healthy and proper dosage of these nutrients will ensure the quality of your fruit and leaves of rapid production of seeds. Phosphorus: It 'mainly involved in the creation of oils and starch in plants. It helps in the conversion of solar energy into chemical energy is urgently needed so thatIncreased their stress tolerance of plants and proper ripening. Potassium: Helps in protein components and ensures that plants have a greater resistance to disease. Football: It makes the cell walls of plants stronger and provides greater resistance to them. Magnesium: It 'important for photosynthesis, because it is a big part of chlorophyll. Sulphur: This nutrient promotes plant growth and their resistance to cold. Boron is an essential element in the production ofSeeds and fruits of plants. Copper: It 'an important ingredient in the reproduction of plants. Zinc regulates the growth of plants. Produce auxin, which is important for the growth hormone. Zinc is also important for root development and strength training. Iron: An ingredient in the creation of chlorophyll. Iron deficiency in the growing conditions of plants can be minimized by the choice of suitable land for the plant. Molybdenum: It helps to use nitrogen. This importantNutrients is important in the production of pollen. Manganese: Helps to reduce nitrogen and carbohydrates. Mixing ratios like magic your favorite plants

Just as children need your favorite plants in your hydroponic garden proper nutrition in order to grow healthy and productive. Too much and too little of nutrients leads to problems that can cause distress and financial reverses. You should keep in mind their stages of development beforeFeeding a mixture, which are as follows:

Vegetative stage refers to the short period when the plant photosynthesis begins. This also applies to the growth phase, where they developed their height, the thickness of the stems, buds and would-be sites of lateral branches. Flowering or fruiting top of the scene, which is very rewarding for you, it's time your plants show their sex and brings flowers. The ratio NPK 02:01:01

During the vegetative growth stage or in yourHydroponic gardening, you should check your plants at a ratio of 2:01:01 of nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P) and potassium (K) are included. Here are some tips regarding the appropriate conditions, which can be used during the vegetative phase:

A ratio of 20:10:10. This means that 20% should be composed of a mixture of nitrogen, phosphorus should be 10% should, potassium 10% and the remaining 60% should consist of secondary macro-and micronutrients. A ratio of 30:15:15. This would require30% of the mixture of nitrogen, phosphorus 15% and 15% potassium. The remaining 20% ​​will come from the macro-and micronutrients was secondary. These mixing ratios to give your plants more resources on photosynthesis and result in a better quality of the leaves and seeds.

The heyday Mix

If your favorite plants begin to flower, set the 01: 02:02 ratio of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. There should be more of nitrogen phosphorus and potassium in the mixture.If you use the 20: 10:10 ratio during the growth phase, the use of 10:20:20 ratio during flowering. And if you use the ratio of 30:15:15 in the growing season, you must use the 15: 30:30 ratio during the flowering period. With these figures, your plants will be stronger and carry more stress tolerance. In addition, it is even suggested that during the flowering hydroponic garden in the project, you can stop is to feed your plants with nitrogen and focus on phosphorus,Potassium, magnesium and sulfur. Overfeeding can kill, as in the case of humans.

10 Easy Tips and formula feeding

There are two ways to get the magic mixture and the correct ratio. Or buy or pre-formulated nutrients make on your own. The first option is all you need to do is combine a standard format specified by the manufacturer of the concentrate with water. The second option is the cheapest and most effectivebecause the mix of what your plants need to be supported. Whatever your choice, there are considerations you'll never forget, such as pH or acidity of the formula, because the ability of roots to absorb nutrients will depend on need. Here are some friendly advice and read this note:

Keep the "value formulas pH on the best choice for your favorite plants, which is 5.8 to 6.5. A pH level of 1 is acid, 7 neutral and base 14. You canPH measurement by a chemical test kits supplies needed, because the materials are consumed or by electronic means, such as pens with LCD monitor, which are immersed in the solution. Adjust the pH if necessary. This can be done through the use of distilled vinegar. A perfect blend or balance of phosphorous, nitric and sulfuric acid is particularly important that the potential benefits that might accrue to the plant of nutrients such as phosphorus to maximizeNitrogen and sulfur. To increase the basic pH, can be potassium hydroxide and sodium hydroxide. You can use baking soda as a means to adjust. Alternative use hydroponic systems to feed nutrients to the plants, in addition to those already in practice. These systems, which are used most frequently are, aeroponics, continuous culture solution, the static solution culture, flooding and drainage sub-irrigation, passive sub-irrigation system, top-irrigation, irrigation ultrasound, andDeep-culture. Alternative delivery systems include the use of coconut fibers, pre-treated. They have less sodium and potassium and are rich in magnesium and calcium, is very useful to enhance or improve plant growth. Replace the culture medium at an interval of two weeks. Remove the old solution from the tank and clean the equipment with hot water to kill harmful bacteria that may have accumulated. Recyclethe old solution. Instead of throwing them away, use it to water the plants. Keep the water level in the tank. Be sure to check on a daily basis, because water evaporates quickly on hot days. Do not overdo it with food. Nutrients too could lead to the death of loved plants and would mean big losses on your side. Dissolve the powder solution before inserting them into the water in the tank. If you use concentrated liquid, to mix better, before directlythem in water. Stop-nutrient feed the plants at least seven days before harvest. Units if the water in the breast. Oxygenate the water. You aged tap water for three days, putting it in a container. Ventilation: Managing Heat

Changes due to the susceptibility of plants to the elements, it is important that you heat in your hydroponic garden in agreement. Some countries have only two seasons: wet and dry, and one of them is Australia. The dry seasonusually for six months when the temperature is lower end. During the rainy season, usually a period of six months, there is too much rain and the temperature is high due to the increased moisture in the air. For hydroponic growers like you, these changes in climate could a lot of challenges, as some use of artificial light is, of course, the heat radiated by the increase in artificial light. The more power you use, the more heat is generated. Amuch heat can kill your favorite plants, the first to enjoy the growth or flowering.

What can be done

There are several things you do, you can handle the heat - increase or decrease. They have to learn to heat treatment, because it could either too low or too high. If it is too low, the plants will die of cold, and with him too low in their spiral leaves and eventually die. These are some simple things you can do:

To regulate the use of air conditioning or smokeAirflow and thus the temperature of your room hydroponics. If air conditioners are too expensive for you in terms of energy consumption, then create a ventilation system. The most common are those who smoke, hot air from the ceiling to make the flow of the surface in another room. Other RWA are installed on the air through the chimney, walls, roofs or even exhausted. You can use simple devices, such as bathroom fans use as exhaust gas. Monitor the temperature and humidityHydroponic growing area by a thermometer. Create a system that is clearly the heat 5 minutes, in cycles of 25 minutes, when artificial lights are lit. Do you need a timer and fan for this type of system. Establish a system based on the thermostat. Automatically turns on a fan or air conditioning, heating, or when a certain temperature is reached and turns the refrigeration unit when the pressure level of at least 4 degrees Celsius. ForInternal air movement is to use oscillating fans do. It will help the circulation of carbon dioxide and at the same time keeps the moisture in the mounting yard. This must be done to reduce the incidence of plant diseases caused by fungi and to absorb the moisture in his room. In order to avoid drops in temperature, which usually occurs at night or when artificial lighting is off, you should have a gas stove, which set to coordinate with a thermostat or installTimer. If you want to use a thermostat, is set to a temperature below 20 degrees Celsius to recognize and turned on the heater and turn it off when the heat level is 30 degrees Celsius. In addition, this system will provide more resources than the plants carbon dioxide, which is essential for photosynthesis. The installation of a thermo-hygrometer. You can go through a period of 24 hours or more. We will carefully monitor the level ofHumidity and temperature. Lighting: Fluorescent and HPS

The light is necessary for his favorite plant in your garden hydroponics for photosynthesis and as indicators of time and seasons. With hydroponic lighting systems, you can control the timing and duration of exposure of plants to light in order to standardize the photosynthetic cycles. With them you can also simulate the seasons in order to promote blooming and extend the growing season, then you shouldEnjoy year-round supply of your favorite plants and fruits. Imagine that, even in times of winter, the plants grow further and prosper. If calories from fat people are, get plants from light. With artificial lighting could be your favorite plant to grow higher than six feet in three or four months.

Large systems of artificial lighting

Your favorite hydroponic system is definitely the full potential to flourish and give the best quality and quantityArtificial lighting can be the following:

Fluorescent and LED (light emitting diodes, or) are the best in the phase in which the plants begin to grow your plants to use. Metal halide lamps (or MH) lamps and high pressure sodium vapor (HPS) systems would be better for the flowering phase. Explained fluorescent

Fluorescent tubes are ideal for plants, and their low intensity they need to be placed closer to the plants. They should be hung at least8-15 cm from the plants. She has the following advantages:

Improving the health and strength of seedlings or cuttings Superior quality and root growth Maximizing the response of photosynthesis in plants Unveiling metal halide lamps

You provide your hydroponic garden abundant light blue and green spectrum, which is essential for plant growth. With them you can be sure that your plant leaf growth would be maximized, and will growstable and compact. Compared to fluorescent and incandescent bulbs, but they are the best for the flowering stage, because their brightness is 125 lumens, which is quite significant, compared to 18 lumens and 39 lumens of incandescent lamps. They are efficient and effective in the vegetative stage and flowering.

HPS lamps at its best

High pressure sodium vapor lamps, bulbs are good for process improvement in grass and flowering plants as desiredbecause they emit light spectrum red and yellow. Issue, in other words, they are bulbs that closely mimics natural light. Most users prefer it during the first of their hydroponic garden.

Tips backlight must practice

Whatever your preferred system for your hydroponics garden, you should not forget the following steps to maximize plant health, growth and reproduction:

For two months, continuing to expose the young plantor seedlings to light. If the phase of vegetation, light up 22 hours a day, and when they bloom, keep them on for a maximum of 12 hours a day. Keep light near the plant, but do not allow them to touch the leaves. If the edges of the leaves curl, it means that they are overheated. During the vegetation stage use, it emits light, blue and red bands of the spectrum. Metal halide lamps and fluorescent lamps provide a blue light, red light. Minimal exposure is twenty watts per foot. You can still go much higher, but not too high or otherwise fry your plants and can not be underestimated, as they may fall. Fix to make the lights on the roof gives you flexibility. As the plants grow larger, you can put the onions later. Utilize reflectors to ensure uniform illumination for all your plants. Those who do not receive enough light to grow, as well as other disfigured, taller and thinner. Planning and design of a daily light cycle. If you do notFor your plants grow badly. And if you wake them, if they are already accustomed to it is the dark moment of the day, they are traumatized and may get sick. Painting the walls, roofs, floors and offer even greater capacity for reflection with the white light of your space. He loved to brighten the days of your favorites, and feel and nice. Clone: ​​Increase the success rate of your hydroponic garden

Cloning is simply a cut under yourplant that grows along with other cuts and put in a vase or a separate container. Make sure that the clone that come from female plants. If done properly taken care of, they are mature plants, the exact copy of the original or source cultivated plants. It 'a method that would certainly help in controlling the quality of plants, seeds and fruit. The clones grow faster than those from seeds, and that makes their use more timemore efficient.

Useful tips to improve your success rate

Clones are very effective tools for the reproduction of plants in your hydroponics project. Be especially careful when, to ensure the success, otherwise you just waste time, energy and money for them. These are tips that might help:

Clone only plants that are healthy, well developed, and include an improved ability to flourish. Taking more cuts than necessary for the plant, in order to have a wider range ofDecisions. Choose the best among them. Before cutting, remove the nitrogen from the source system by feeding it heavily with water, the pH is adjusted and no fertilizers or nutrients for at least two or three days. If not, they inhibit the growth of the roots of the Clones. Select the media you use for your clones. You can make use of cubes that fit pre-formed and contain holes for the cuttings. You should cut the holes in the topof the medium, the same size and scope, as the stems were clones. Be especially careful when cutting. Do not forget to sterilize your cutting equipment before proceeding with the cloning process, because it could infect the mother plant. Rest assured that if you cut them do it quickly, to keep the air in the master shot. The clone must be between three and six centimeters in length - no more and no less. There should be at least one sheet between the node and, if possible,between two nodes. Put the cuttings in a mist dome, where it is humidified artificially two or three times a day. Keep them well ventilated too, making small holes on the top of the dome. Maintaining its temperature at 72 degrees to 80 degrees Fahrenheit. Using double-fluorescent tube, emitting white light - hot and cold. Keep them close to the clones at a distance of one inch or two. In case you need an artificial light, metal halide lamps or the use of highSodium vapor lamps to high pressure to keep the cuts at a distance of two or three feet, when the light is 175-400 watts. If the performance of the bulbs' is at least a thousand, were kept at a distance of at least four meters. Keep cuts lit at least 18 hours a day. Water every two days, the clones with distilled water with nutrients. When the outdoor temperature is high, can water once a day. Do not make the mistake of diving or if you are in water, because the stemsis rotten or decay. In about a week to control clones. If you see that only works as root, stop the process of humidification assembly or artificial. If they are already well rooted, plant them and remove it from the dome. Harvest: Curing the right way

The right time to harvest your Hydroponic Garden

If you've reached this far, it only means one thing: They were successful with your plants growth and flowering stages. They won theThe challenges of hydroponic gardening and triumphantly to avoid the rigors of raising your fruit loved. The average time to harvest after 8-12 weeks of flowering. You must remember that they are best harvested when the production or content of THC trichomes is at maximum. One indicator is when at least one third of their hair or have stamps from white to dark brown or reddish like. Use a magnifying glass to monitor the stamp. But do not wait toountil all the stamps are dark because they decrease the value of their investments.

The power and quantity are two non-parallel goals in the harvest. If the first is your goal, you should pick up when the THC content of their production up to harvest their crops, and weigh less, but its quality is not much better. If this is your goal, then collect all the punches after sunset.

Drying to improve the quality

After harvesting the need to separateThe leaves from the buds. The next step would be to dry and treat. We must not forget that the leaves and buds to leave a bitter taste and aroma are hard when they are used or consumed directly after harvest. You must be dried to remove or evaporate the water from them. Complete healing process of drying and completely transform the leaves of plants, support the good dreams and magic. Here are some things that you need when drying your plants:

Hang in aEnvironment, dry, dark and cool. Keep the temperature at 20 degrees Celsius or 68 degrees Fahrenheit. Too much heat and light destroy their quality. Not directly treat the plants. To avoid damage, the quality of the garments, shoots and leaves of contamination with dirt and perspiration. Disconnect the large branches and broader leaves, so it's best drying to give exposure to smaller branches and smaller leaves. Keep the branches drying at a distancehalf a foot. If they are too close together, you could shape your plant call, and if they are too far apart, are faster than what is necessary to be dried. Both situations lead to the loss of power and will decrease the quality. The average time for drying is from one week to three weeks. To test whether the plants have been properly dried, a few branches and bend them. If you are in an angle of 90 degrees or less would be broken, it means that your plants wellalready dried. If they do not, then you must make it even more dry. The magic of the cure

Healing is an important process in hydroponic gardening project, as they are for converting your plants in quality products, the high commercial value. Just be sure that you must do before any of the stages associated with healing, they have dried properly. Note you can enjoy the following tricks and sure would triumph, that he wantedfor:

Place in an airtight container for your plants. Keep the container in a room where it stabilizes the temperature at 20 degrees Celsius. Make sure the light does not penetrate into the room, because it could damage the product. The residual moisture contents of sealed containers surely evaporate and cling to the inner surface of the container. Slowly open the lid and let the more moisture to escape. Do so during the first week in a 24-hour intervalfor a period of 30 minutes. In the second week, repeat the process over a period of 48 hours. Repeat this operation in the third week and the other next week, if necessary, until all moisture is removed. Watch out for possible damage caused by too much moisture. Signs of decay are the same smell that thing again and compost clippings. Keep the plant dry, no longer so green stored in airtight containers to be placed in a position with aTemperature of twenty degrees centigrade. Store in the refrigerator is much to avoid exposure to pollution, heat and light, degrading the quality and duration of the reduction could lead. Keep them intact for several weeks or months. Prevention and elimination

The prevention and elimination of bugs have been a major concern of farmers and scientists in hydroponic agriculture. With the advent of more scientific studies and methodsStudies have bugs, modern science with innovative methods to meet growth and prevent errors. The last and most effective so far is the biological control of pests. This method is simple and requires only that the bugs are introduced friendly to the environment, harmful beetles damage counter.

Predator insects you must destroy your hydroponic garden

At various stages, the system may suffer from different types of errors. You should be familiar withthem so you know how to prevent and destroy. As the seedling growth of your plants the following error might affect them and kill them or damage is:

Cutworms: The turnip moth larvae. They feed on leaves, stems and shoots of young plants. Hemp flea beetles: beetles are very small jump, which eat the leaves of seedlings. Crickets are very harmful to humans but lethal to plants because they feed on leaves and shoots, especiallythat are only in their growth. If you grow your plants and develop higher and broader leaves when they begin to bloom well, the following error would certainly have prevented tons of headaches if:

Mites, they are very small and almost invisible to the naked eye. It is a very fast pace to play, and before you know it, have destroyed their entire crop. The evidence for their presence is usually the presence of dead spots on the leaves. If highlyThe infested plants, the leaves are yellow, almost the shade of bronze. Aphids: They are known as aphids and are very common in temperate zones. They feed on plant sap and flowers are more likely to damage, even before they unfold. White flies: fruit flies seem, but they are out of place, because they chew the leaves and flowers of the plants love. Cicadas: Taxonomy essay, are only relatively small as grasshoppers. They thrive on green leaves. MoreThe errors that infect, stems, stalks and roots could be these:

European corn borer: They are commonly found in corn, but also noted that the damage is your favorite plant. Hemp drill: most of the time that infect fruit, but also love the green stems of healthy products. Weevil prefer dried plants or the environment. They are dangerous destroyer of stalks and stems. Root worms: they eat the roots of plants. They give osmosisAbility of the roots. Termites and ants feed on insects, roots of self-assembled and can be in any environment, the plants are Fungus gnats: there are small birds with dark short-lived, but the evil effect on the roots, which become infected. The best solutions

There are many solutions available to help you eliminate bug infestation and prevent your plants would have liked. Five of these techniques are as follows:

Biological control of pestsUsing a positive or a small animal, that the mistakes that damage the plants eat. They control pests and destroy their young adults, eggs and larvae. Some examples are the predatory mites greenhouse mites, nematodes for weevils, aphids and leaf tip whitefly parasitic wasp for the opposite. Bio-spray is better to come concentrates or aerosols. All you have to do is spray on the affected leaves. Adhesive pads that serve as alarm systems, as they attract insects because of theiryellow. Protection of plants that emit odors that are repulsive error. Neem oil that damages the nervous system of insects. Sound preventive measures

Eradication can be very expensive and could cost the prevention anything. Here are some tips you can to avoid an infestation of bugs in the room to grow:

Clean instruments before and after use. Maintain proper drainage of the region to ensure cleanliness. Not because the water 'water is not used may be, the Port of bugs. Quarantine infected plants, to prevent other attacks. The Perpetual Harvest: Sea of ​​Green Techniques

These techniques involve the extraction of small batches of plants that mature early. They refer to this method has grown in hydroponic gardening, where plants grow smaller for shorter periods of time, instead of some large plants for a long time. With hydroponics, where the environment is controlled by lightsVentilation, you can start playing at an earlier time, and they expire, another batch is started. This method leads to a year-round cultivation and collection cycle. Another way to do this starting point, everyone works together and create a green canopy, where you can leave your plants collected more than once. Higher plants without uprooting them from the first to be harvested. As the plant grows a little 'more, the lowest level above the tip, which is ready,Harvest.


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Saturday, September 3, 2011

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Friday, August 19, 2011

The advantages and disadvantages of renewable energy

!±8± The advantages and disadvantages of renewable energy

Renewable energy is a concept that seems to be getting more popular every day. There are several reasons, as more and more people are opting for alternative sources of energy to use in their homes. However, the concept of renewable energy is a great idea and should be discussed in detail. Of course, the benefits of alternative energy sources, significantly outweigh the disadvantages, but all should be aware of the advantages and disadvantages of renewable sourcesEnergy.

Advantages:

- I can provide a form of green energy is minimized environmental impact. This is important because it allows you to contribute to a friendly environment.
- Most importantly, the use of renewable energy is a good way to combat global warming, as fossil fuels is one of the largest contributors to global warming.
- Another important point is that most renewable energy is environmentally friendly and this is a good way to make a contributionto a healthy environment.
- Renewable energy sources can be replenished. So, no matter how much energy you use, you can easily recharge it again. For example, sources like the sun or the wind is not up to the end of time will run out.

Disadvantages:

- The initial cost for this type of energy are much higher than traditional forms of energy.
- Most forms of energy plants do not care costs for 10 to 15 years.
- L 'location of renewable energy plant materials. For example, not all areas have enough wind for a wind or geothermal energy can not be used in all geographic areas, to keep it.
- The efficiency of energy conversion into electricity is generally very low. For example, in the case of solar energy converters, the efficiency of converting sunlight into electricity to 15% photon

In any case, the use of renewable energy is a good policy for our future in the long run, it ishelp our environment and prepares us for the time, compared to fossil fuels will diminish completely. Any other interested citizens should participate in the process of using renewable energy in their daily lives.


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Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Hunter 23910 Low Profile Plus 48-Inch 5-Blade Single Light Ceiling Fan, White with Bleached Oak/White Blades and Frosted Glass Bowl

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Electrical Services: 12 Tips

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Electrical performance can sometimes be put together with the heating, since it is usually up (literally) is connected, but for the sake of simplicity, keep them separate in this post.

This short article is simply to explain the necessary things to watch out for when you are thinking of electrical services and what if you want a job done to think about in your home or office.

Of course they want to depend on the size of the task that you need, make that mostappropriate service provider. With small jobs such as fixing a fuse or light that you can not ask for a company with huge resources, their overheads will be higher and hence their prices are probably higher. A small business or sole proprietorship is probably sufficient for this merchant. It is also possible for much larger jobs such as replacing a central heating is sufficient, but you should be sure to have a new enough (in terms of work, reliability, insurance, etc. to performwork). But those who rent businesses large or small you might want to check if they have the following top 12 tips:

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2 The company health and safety rules and other regulations

3 If you call it - be sure to explain the electrical problem clearly so thatquickly assess whether this is in their competence

4 Discover their responsibility to call before you get to them. Find additional costs on the bill can be shocking, especially if there is a high cost of calls that you did not expect to include

They do a 5 night work? Many electrical services when they are small businesses can not operate at night - but a lot of plumbing problems can occur,

6 If your electric service to your home or office is going to try,bid before starting work

7 If the new parts are needed to determine how long it takes to get this. Some companies carry large stocks of supplies and other materials can be quickly or may need to order - which could have a significant delay when you solve the problem

8 It is their work guaranteed? You do not want their repair is defective, and the repair charge again for re-election! Get a warranty

9 am insured? Somelarge jobs done wrong can cause more damage, so we should reward

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How to install ceiling fans

!±8± How to install ceiling fans

Need help installing ceiling fans? A ceiling fan is a great addition to any home. During the warmer months of the year, helps to cool a room, as if a cool breeze a. In the colder months of the year, a ceiling fan helps set at a level lower circulating hot air rises. As you know, is hot air. And the fan is there to help bring down. Aside from its functionality, is a ceiling fan for a nice decoration for a house with a particularlythe different materials, colors and light kits are available. If you want to install ceiling fans in the house, here's a guide that will help.

First of all they need to install the light on and remove the fan. Make sure the box to support the work of fan support. First, install the bracket before installing the fan. Remember that when you install a ceiling fan to an existing light, it is likely that the wall switchControl of all equipment. There will be a draw two chain for the light and the fan. Be sure to turn off the power switch for each switch. Disconnect power to the lamp and wiring attached to it.

Now is the time to mount the fan. If you buy the fan, which surely will come with installation instructions. Just follow that, before hanging up on the mountain has already been installed. After hanging a ceiling fan, make sureconnect the wiring according to the manufacturer's instructions. Install everything and turn off the circuit breaker. Now is the time to test your fans.


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Hunter 23568 Sea Air 52-Inch 5-Blade Ceiling Fan, Weathered Bronze with Medium Oak Finish Plastic Blades

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