Hydroponics – Really Simple Plant Biology
For some, the phrases ‘plant biology’ or ‘plant physiology’ or even the word botany brings to mind scary images. Certainly these sciences can be very complex and studying... Read More...
Preparing Your Hydroponic Garden
Hydroponics is fun. Experimenting with different plants grown in water or rockwool leads to a new appreciation of the factors required for them to thrive. But, as with any successful project, a certain... Read More...
Lighting the Hydroponic Garden
Most plants grown in a hydroponic setting require light, lots of it. They photosynthesize to produce their own nutrients. They require warmth to keep biochemical reactions going, and going at the... Read More...
Hydroponic Gardening Kits
Complete hydroponic kits are available that range in price everywhere from a few dozen dollars to a few thousand. At the lowest end of the scale some kits offer little more than someone could make... Read More...
Hydroponics and pH
pH, the relative degree of acidity or alkalinity, is a vital component of a plant’s environment. As the pH changes the ability of the roots to absorb nutrients changes. But to understand how... Read More...
What Is Hydroponics?
Gardeners and horticulturalists are used to getting grimy. They root around in the soil, applying fertilizers and pesticides. They plant, divide and re-plant. They do all this for the rewards of... Read More...
The Hydroponic Greenhouse
Like soil-based plant growing, greenhouses offer a good alternative to the hydroponic gardener. Many of the same advantages apply in either setting. But hydroponics is especially well-suited to greenhouses,... Read More...
Hydroponics – Soil-less Plant Culture
The name hydroponics suggests plants grown in water, and that method is used. But it really refers to any method of horticulture that doesn’t use soil, usually in a highly artificial setting.... Read More...
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