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Hydroponic systems can be finicky to get setup right, have the risk of leakage which being you should concern you quite a lot, plus if you accidentally poison them with too much of a nutrient they can die extremely quickly before you can notice and take action. It would be a large expense with unknown profits, big risks, and you'd also have to haul around all the hydroponics gear and lights if you ever moved, and if I recall your car was already stuffed pretty full. Your buddy who is doing this who can manage to pull a profit growing "BASIL" is probably only able to do so because of a good deal of experience and hydroponic knowledge, which you don't have. Bottom line - if you want to do this, good for you! Growing plants is fun and therapeutic, I love seeing how they progress and grow bigger and bigger, and I'm sure you would end up growing all kinds of things :3 It'll just take quite a lot of knowledge and know-how to be able to cut down the risks to the point where you'd be able to guarantee a profit. If you're serious, start researching more about hydroponics, what color temperatures basil grows under best, upfront costs of such a setup, etc. This would be an intensive endeavor, and I'm not sure that you have the time to devote to a project like this.
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tuyop posted:Does it even matter? This change in attitude you're exhibiting is amazing. I've been reading since day 1 and I'm really impressed, you've sure come a long way Tuyop! Keep it up! 
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Congrats Tuyop! It must be pretty loving awesome to finally be debt-free. Seeing your success has really motivated me to be smarter about my money. Thanks, Tuyop. We will be needing updates of course, at least for the continuing case of Tuyop vs Transportation. Your incredible misfortune is amazing.
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