Pros:
- I will have vegetables to eat.
- Since I am growing vegetables myself, I would not have to spend as much on vegetables at the supermarkets. (I have to research the cost of vegetables at the store, the time it takes to for the vegetables to sprout/germinate)
- This hobby will be a lifestyle change: Being more nurturing and hopefully more patient, in addition to something passionate outside of work. (for a time being, once I'm proficient and have the funds for it, I might just set one up in the classroom, after I make a pros and cons for setting a garden in the classroom).
- I have space in my dining area.
- The vegetables eaten, not sure if it is enough for me to eat.
- It is costly. So far, the herb garden starter kit found on overstock.com: http://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Culinary-Herb-Garden-Starter-Kit-Mini-Garden-Stacker-Planter/4433311/product.html?cid=202290&kid=9553000357392&track=pspla&kw={keyword}&adtype=pla is about $64.79. I would hate to imagine the cost of hydroponic gardening... the growing bed and nutrient reservoir.
- Time, it requires a lot of time.
- There might not be enough lighting for the plants.
- A lot of maintenance.
- Not sure if I can set up an indoor garden in the apartment, must refer to leasing agreements (could be a potential fire hazard).
My goal for today:
1. read http://www.hydroponicvegetablegardening.com/HVGBasics.htm
2. figure out which plants I can plant.
3. refer to leasing agreements.
My goal for Friday:
1. watch 3 hydroponic videos and write what I learned.
2. Figure out the materials, and costs
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