John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ goes on a field trip to JSH hydroponics in Houston ,Texas to share with you the 100% legal crop they are growing that is more valuable for your health than Weed aka Cannabis aka Marijuana. In this episode, John will share with you a hydroponics store that is growing microgreens instead of Cannabis using hydroponic methods of growing. First, John will take you into the hydroponics store and share with you his opinions about growing with synthetic hydroponic nutrients. He will suggest ways that you can easily transition to more organic methods of growing even if using a hybrid hydroponic and organic growing methods. Next, you will discover a few products at the hydroponics store that can be valuable to every gardener growing an outdoor garden. You will learn about a bagged soil product and why it's Johns #1 favorite item available at many good hydroponic stores. You will then learn how JSH Hydroponics started growing lettuce to increase its revenue, and how they transitioned out of growing lettuce that was not so profitable into growing one of the most profitable crops that can be grown legally: Microgreens. John will then take you around and show you the Microgreens Grow at JSH hydroponics, aka JSH Microgreens and take you step-by-step on how they grow their microgreen vegetables at this Houston, TX hydro store. You will learn the specific steps on how to successfully grow microgreens for fun or profit, including: Using the best water, selecting the best varieties of seeds, and healthiest seeds, how to grow indoors without leaking water, the best soil to use to plant the seeds, how to compress your soil so you an even grow every time, how often to water your plants, how to provide the best environment for growing microgreens, the best energy efficient Lights for growing microgreens, and much much more. For people that want to grow microgreens at home, John will share with you a NSF wire shelf rack that is available at Costco so you can grow easily 20 flats of microgreens in just 8 square feet of floor space in your home to grow the most nutritious and beneficial food in your home in the winter or any time of year. Next, John will talk about the ONLY thing JSH microgreens feeds the plants besides just water and why this organic approved innoculant is important. John will also share with you his #1 recommendation on the nutrient that you should be feeding your microgreens for faster growth, more nutrition and better tasting food. At the end of this episode, John interviews Juan, the owner, and farmer at JSH Hydroponics. John will ask Juan the following questions: 1:02:21 Why did you start to grow microgreens instead of Cannabis? 1:04:37 What kind of microgreens do you grow and what are the most popular? 1:06:00 How to best eat your microgreens? 1:09:13 How do you help people grow their own microgreens? 1:13:30 Do you have any final words of wisdom to share with my viewerS? 1:14:14 How Can People Get ahold of you? Referenced Videos: Open Source Compost Tea Recipe https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTijkwQaPRI Supersize your Vegetables with Wood Chips and Rock Dust https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEkFFRjDkvs Subscribe to GrowingYourGreens for more videos like this: https://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=growingyourgreens Follow John on Instagram at: https://instagram.com/growingyourgreens/ Watch all 1200+ Episodes from GrowingYourGreens at https://www.youtube.com/user/growingyourgreens/videos Buy Seeds that John Grew at: http://growingyourgreens.ecwid.com/ Call Juan to Order Microgreens Kits, LED lights at work (281) 501 9748 Cell (832) 647 5296 http://www.jshmicrogreens.com/ email: jshhydroponics@yahoo.com

John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ goes on a field trip to the incredible edible alley in San Francisco. Unlike other alley ways in San Francisco that may collect trash, or be a place to store trashcans, this alley way grows edible crops that can be used for food. Truly a useful and sustainable purpose. After watching this episode, you will learn some of the low maintenance edibles that are growing, and hopefully get some ideas you can use to transform your alley from a life-less place to a lush place of beauty and that can feed you.