Hydroponics: A beginner's guide to learn the principles of Hydroponics and Aquaponics for higher quality gardening. Improve your Greenhouse productivity and grow healthy fruits and vegetables
Thomas Watergreen
Hydroponics: A beginner’s guide to learn the principles of Hydroponics and Aquaponics for higher quality gardening. Improve your Greenhouse productivity and grow healthy fruits and vegetables
Thomas Watergreen
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Water is an essential ingredient of all life, and it has an especially vital role in the life of plants.
Water is a reliable vehicle that provides the transport of nutrients and energy to the cells within a plant. Unfortunately, the soil and environment that plants generally grow in are far from perfect. Therefore, the goal of hydroponics is to try to replicate what occurs in a perfectly natural and optimal growing setting. This is achieved by consistently enriching the water with nutrients, and then making these available for absorption by our plants.
The nutrient solution that you will supply is generally provided through a human-made embedded system; this gives the benefit of avoiding the evaporation that occurs in soil. In other words, we’re ensuring that this nutrient-rich water is always available to our plants when they require it. Whether you know it or not, you’ve likely already practised simple hydroponics by putting flowers in a vase and adding a ready-made nutrient solution.
A great way to describe hydroponic gardening is to say that it is a soil-free type of gardening. Great leaps in technology have allowed plants to grow without soil.
This book will provide extensive information on:
What is Hydroponics?
Pros and Cons of Hydroponics
Different Types of Hydroponic Gardens and How to Choose The Best for us
Choosing The Best Lighting Medium for Your Hydroponic Plants
Pest and Diseases Control
Nutrients during Seeding and the Cloning Procedure
Macronutrients and Micronutrients
Equipment Needed
Starting Your Seeds
Germinating Seeds and Transplanting the Seedlings
Troubleshooting and Hacks
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