Hydroponics: Complete Guide To Build Your Own Hydroponics Garden

Hydroponic comes from Latin and means working water if you are interested in learning more about hydroponics. To put it simply, it is the art of planting plants without soil.

The plants are grown directly in water with roots that do not grow, although this is not completely hydroponic. Most people think about hydroponics. This is only a kind of film technique for nutrients called N.F. T. Hydroponic gardening activities. It is used in different varieties worldwide and is a common technique for hydroponic development. Many people do not know that various methods and meanings are subject to hydroponic gardening. We describe the essential items in this book, including the benefits and drawbacks and a wealth of general knowledge in hydroponics.

In this book, in a water-based, nutrient-rich solution, I have discussed a standard method of growing plants, different ways in which no soil is used but instead supports the root system using an inert medium such as perlite, Rockwool, clay pellets, peat moss, or vermiculite. The basic idea is to make it easier for you to realize that the plant roots are in close contact with the nutrient solution, while also having access to the oxygen required for proper growth. You can grow fruits, spices, and plants quickly by opting for various hydroponic techniques.

I highly recommend reading this book and learning as much as possible about hydroponics before you start your greenhouse. Even if you don't plan on increasing with hydroponics, you can also learn a lot about what plants require in their different growth stages by reading about the basics of hydroponics.

In this book you will learn:

Introduction of Hydroponic

Systems of Hydroponic Culture

Various techniques of hydroponic

Equipment required for making hydroponic

NFT - Nutrient Film Technique

Aeroponics

EBB & FLOW

Drip/Pass through System

Benefits of herbs, vegetables and plants grown in hydroponic