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Big Mama

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Mama used to say  ‘pahali utupwa si pahali uangukwa’, which translates to ‘where it is thrown is not where it falls’. She used it to remind us that whereas we can initiate actions we can’t control reactions. We started by wanting to building an aquaculture based farm around a five thousand gallon fish tank Then […]

how rainfall affects our aquaponics orp

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ndovu, pH is low Parents can only give good advice or put them on the right paths, but the final forming of a perso https://t.co/q1c63Pw4Vs — kijanigrows_tst (@kijanigrows_tst) November 26, 2017 just like a v2 controller … you really don’t have to follow the advice … it maybe a good idea to check though when […]

Project Ndovu

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African elephants need a lot of water every day for drinking and mud baths . During the dry season, their keen sense of smell allows them to detect water underground in dry riverbeds, where they dig holes with their tusks to reach it. Once the elephants have had their fill, other animals move in to […]

S[w]@G: Smart Wicked Aquaponics Garden

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so I’m building Bostons 1st Kijani Grows 35gallon Wicked Smart aquaponics garden… lets just call it “swag” for short. Swag is definitely getting customized a tad, mostly because it will be both our indoor home garden & transportable demo garden. This means it has to be a bit more rigid to withstand all the vibration […]

1982

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Uchi Mata is considered the “Throw of Kings” and made my good friend Chuma Soita invincible in competitive judo. Chuma broke his neck executing this technique in a tournament and became paralyzed immediately. I still remember trying to comfort him when he asked me ‘Am I going to die’ and the feeling of despair, hopelessness […]

Setting up Time Lapse Photography on a V2 Controller

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This post will try and cover what is required to setup a time lapse system on a Kijanigrows V2 Control board using a webcam, and an SD card. Let me know if anything is unclear or if you have any questions about the process. I am very new to coding in Linux and most of […]