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  1. Less fish will do in the tanks you have them in. How will you like to feel squeezed in a tight space with plenty of people. Nice plants. Nice fish but that's cruelty

  2. I hope this is link to the aquaponics other wise I'm messging them this is screwed up it's a gimmick no real science.
    So you feed your plants ammonia. In a low percentage it makes clean bacteria? Its indoor and already no pesticide supposedly… yet the amount of fish to the water doesn't create a ratio that makes sense your plants should be able to grow 15 feet high. Add your last two sips of coffee a single plant each day will make the plant more vibrant green. So do I grow it in coffee, no, your idea only made sense if it was in an outdoor green house if your going to further this, test it and use a light system during the night. Watch the new result of wider and just as potent yieldage, the water allows moisture to enter the leaves on evaporation wich actual allows it to be outdoor with no coverage im saying it has to have it side by side water source but hard to keep xtra light going at night with inscects around.
    Growing in a field of a certain type of flowers to types of trees enable a taste change.
    In a text of idea I was one year told to use I swear it was sugar to cure or he said a starch base wich made no sense thinking about it but will add a 8 percent taste change, bin too long since it was used. il have to re edit. And ask around this week to find out but ur plants look way to short even on a cloned rate.
    You might wanna do some more testing because I've known people to have some strange ideas and your job is to listen and do what your paid.
    Ur waters probably filtered. Now is it rain water or just "clean water" because I can drink creeks that test less like fish than what your feeding your plants.
    I hope to see some real growth and not because real growing companies didn't get validated because someone was messing with growing with fish. The bee harvesters got a sweeter idea

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