An Introduction to Hydroponics

Hydroponics is a method of growing plants without soils. An Introduction to Hydroponics infographic goes over the benefits of using the technique, and a couple of different methods you could use. It is a great visual explanation of each setup and could really come in handy for any newbies interested in the field. Just make sure you read the section on what plants are best for hydroponics! You can find the full details at Green and Vibrant. 

Hydroponics is a dirt-free, space-saving, water-effective method of growing soilless.

This practice is not new. In fact, the earliest records of Hydroponics dated back to the ancient civilizations. And modern Hydroponics has been used widely in the commercial greenhouses as well as at home for over 30 years.

If you're just getting started with Hydroponics, or you're looking to hone and your knowledge and skills.

You come to the right place.

In this guide, you'll learn about the most important details about Hydroponics and all the basic knowledge to set up a year-round hydroponic garden of your own.

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Comments

[mansha]

very interesting information. i love it reading . thank you so much for sharing this useful article.

[Online Pharmacy]

This is very amazing infographics. This is very useful and helpful information about Hydroponics. Thanks for sharing...

[Vasanth Anju]

Hydroponics in India will be more useful to our farmers, people including our future generations so that they need not suffer for good and healthy food.
Hydroponics technologies in India are entirely different to our farmers but in the same time it is simple once learned and in the same time it is more useful and one of the better solutions in the field of agriculture.

[John Pradeep]

Hydroponics farming method is not only a space saver but also the best water saver. It is proved in many types of research that hydroponics farming method requires only 1/10 amount of water required for the ordinary method of agriculture.