Re: Re: my very first sproutlings...

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I am surprised that he could keep the water in a small pool clean enough. Must

not have had many fish in it.    How many fish did he have on one small

pool?  Did he have several pools?  Were they outside or in his basement?

 Would the water be good for fertilizing?  Maybe could put in areas that are

going to be planted next year and thus compost with the water. 

Not much water there in a small plastic pool for many fish.  Did he have to put

in heaters?

By the way, my Solar Oven came today.  Tried to deliver last week but missed

us.  I called and got it on the delivery for today.  Looks nice.  I was

impressed with the WAPI to tell when the water is pasteurized and ready to

drink.  Clean water is an issue in disasters.  I havent read all the

directions yet but I read the papers that came with it, just not the cookbook

and directions book. 

I'm sort of stuck inside now as I have an infection.  Will find out what it is

tomorrow.  It is from poor circulation and getting bacteria in a raw spot.  On

antibiotic but may change when they know what it is.  Not feeling very bad but

sleeping a lot.  Have legs wrapped up.  I just have to get rid of the fluids

as that promotes infection. 

Carolyn Wilkerson

 

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To: sproutpeople

Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 5:02 PM

Subject: Re: my very first sproutlings...

 

That is brilliant! The guy I visited in person is doing them in those 5 dollar

walmart kiddie pools with aquarium filters! My downstairs may soon be a fish

farm....lol (trust me when I say NO ONE would be surprised-I did a rice paddi

down there a few years ago, lol)

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> Look what I found on youtube. A guy has a pool in his basement and he raises

Tilapia!!! I know what kind of videos I'm going to be watching for the next 15

minutes

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> Take a look. FASCINATING!!!

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> Man if I was born in another life, THE THINGS I WOULD GROW. lol

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> Melody

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