Organic Growing Bag for Hydroponics

2. PROTOTYPE June 19th 2001

3. First Trial Riviere-Ouelle February 5th 2002

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20. INSTRUCTIONS

21. 1. Make holes (3) on the top of the bag

23. 2. Saturate the bag with the fertilizer solution

24. 3. It will need around 9 litres (2,4 gal.) to saturate the bag completely.

25. 4. Let the bag saturated for 24 hours. 5. Add more water if necessary.

26. 6. You can use a plant from a tray or one that has been grown in another media such as rockwool, Ellepot or simply in a 4 inch pot.

27. 7. Put the plant in the bag (if it comes from a tray) or on the bag (if it comes from a Rockwool or Ellepot propagation media.

28. 8. After 24 hours, make drainage holes at the bottom of the growing bag.

33. This bag is good for tomatoes, cucumbers, strawberries,cut flowers but also for herbs (as shown here)

34. For more information contact: R. J. Bunch (618) 698-9179 Email: rjbunch@gmail.com