Simple
design of hydroponic system
Hydroponic
is a technique to grow plants without soil. In many cases, people use
water or highly nutrient solution. Some people use sand as a
hydroponic system too.
Growing
plants hydroponically have several advantages than grow them in soil.
One of advantages is that hydroponi plants are growing faster, it is
because plants don’t loss energy to search nutrients in soil, all
nutrients are concentrate in solution.
Other
advantages include diseases of bacteria, fungi and bug insect
infestations are controllable, thus our plants are healthier and
environmentally friendly.
Pellets
to grow seeds before transferred into a hydroponic system
If
you have limited spaces or no backyards at all, and you are
interesting in farming at least for leisure time, then, hydroponic is
a good choice.
There
are many stores sell hydroponic kits, or you could buy hydroponic
growing kits through online stores (Etsy, eBay, amazon).
The
system (kits) are from simple to complicated ones. Price is range
from US$ 15 to more than US$ 350.
Some
vegetables
We
may grow vegetables and berries by hydroponic system. They are
include lettuce, spinach, green bean, tomatoes, cucumber,
strawberries and blueberries.
In
case of fruit, we tried to grow strawberry. We buy several “root
stock” strawberries from nearby nursery.
The
strawberries need potassium,
phosphorus, calcium and magnesium as their main source of nutrients.
We
could pollinate strawberry by our hand in away that we brush the
small flowers immediately after they are opening.
The
results are quite surprising us, we harvested the berries after one
month of planting “root stocks.”
Have
you tried hydroponic?
I have never tried this, but the idea is appealing since we have a very dry summer here in Montana and it would require significant watering to ensure healthy plants.
ReplyDeleteThank you to visit my article:
DeleteWhat Vegetables Can be Grown Hydroponically?
@
Simple design of hydroponic system
What Vegetables Can be Grown Hydroponically?
Delete-
Pellets to grow seeds before transferred into a hydroponic system
I always think of marijuana when I hear hyroponic.
ReplyDeleteYes, many people are growing marijuana by using hydronic technique and green house method....
DeleteThank you to visit my article:
What, Vegetables Can be Grown Hydroponically?
@
Hydroponic is a technique to grow plants without soil. In many cases, people use water or highly nutrient solution. Some people use sand as a hydroponic system too.
What Vegetables Can be Grown Hydroponically?
Delete-
If you have limited spaces or no backyards at all, and you are interesting in farming at least for leisure time, then, hydroponic is a good choice.
have not tried it but it does look interesting
ReplyDeleteThank you to visit my article:
DeleteWhat, Vegetables, Can be Grown Hydroponically?
@
Growing plants hydroponically have several advantages than grow them in soil. One of advantages is that hydroponi plants are growing faster, it is because plants don’t loss energy to search nutrients in soil, all nutrients are concentrate in solution.
What Vegetables Can be Grown Hydroponically?
DeleteI just ate hydroponic lettuce this week, perfect leaves.
ReplyDeleteThank you to visit my article:
DeleteWhat, Vegetables, Can, be Grown Hydroponically?
@
Other advantages include diseases of bacteria, fungi and bug insect infestations are controllable, thus our plants are healthier and environmentally friendly
What Vegetables Can be Grown Hydroponically?
DeleteWow,I should try that☺
ReplyDeleteThank you to visit my article:
DeleteWhat, Vegetables, Can, be, Grown Hydroponically?
@
Pellets to grow seeds before transferred into a hydroponic system
I've heard about it. I think also carrots can be grown this way.
ReplyDeleteBest regards
Thank you to visit my article:
DeleteWhat, Vegetables, Can, be, Grown, Hydroponically?
@
If you have limited spaces or no backyards at all, and you are interesting in farming at least for leisure time, then, hydroponic is a good choice.
Very interesting post my dear!!
ReplyDeleteThank you to visit my article:
DeleteWhat Vegetables Can be Grown Hydroponically?
@
There are many stores sell hydroponic kits, or you could buy hydroponic growing kits through online stores (Etsy, eBay, amazon).
I buy hydroponic lettuce at my grocery store. It is very good.
ReplyDeleteThank you to visit my article:
DeleteWhat, Vegetables Can be Grown Hydroponically?
@
The system (kits) are from simple to complicated ones. Price is range from US$ 15 to more than US$ 350.
hydroponics is an efficient planting solution
ReplyDeleteThank you to visit my article:
DeleteWhat, Vegetables, Can be Grown Hydroponically?
@
Some vegetables
Well I have learned something new today. WOW! That would be a great solution especially for those that do not have big yards or large spaces to plant items. Thanks for sharing. Hugs and blessings, Cindy
ReplyDeleteThank you to visit my article:
DeleteWhat, Vegetables, Can, be Grown Hydroponically?
@
We may grow vegetables and berries by hydroponic system. They are include lettuce, spinach, green bean, tomatoes, cucumber, strawberries and blueberries.
This is so interesting. It is becoming more and more popular here but we have not tried it.
ReplyDeleteThank you to visit my article:
DeleteWhat, Vegetables, Can, be, Grown Hydroponically?
@
In case of fruit, we tried to grow strawberry. We buy several “root stock” strawberries from nearby nursery.
The strawberries need potassium, phosphorus, calcium and magnesium as their main source of nutrients.
I've never tried growing anything hydroponically, but it does sound intriguing.
ReplyDeleteThank you to visit my article:
DeleteWhat, Vegetables, Can, be, Grown, Hydroponically?
@
We could pollinate strawberry by our hand in away that we brush the small flowers immediately after they are opening.
Interesting! I haven't tried it...
ReplyDeleteShoot for the stars | ☆ ☆ ☆ | Facebook page | ☆ ☆ ☆ | Instagram
Thank you to visit my article:
DeleteWhat Vegetables Can be Grown Hydroponically?
@
The results are quite surprising us, we harvested the berries after one month of planting “root stocks.”
It sounds realy interesting and an alternative to conventional vegetable growing methods. Thanks for telling us about hydroponics.
ReplyDeleteThank you to visit my article:
DeleteWhat, Vegetables Can be Grown Hydroponically?
@
Have you tried hydroponic?
Great, how about fruit?
ReplyDeleteFruits take years if we planting from seed, and the size could big and tall, not suitable for hydroponic....
DeleteThank you to visit my article:
What, Vegetables, Can be Grown Hydroponically?
@
Simple design of hydroponic system
What, Vegetables, Can, be, Grown, Hydroponically?
DeleteWhat a great idea! We always have a garden but this year with all the rain and the shale in PA we decided not to have one. This sounds very interesting. I'm going to look in the stores and see if I can find some lettuce to try.
ReplyDeleteThank you to visit my article:
DeleteWhat, Vegetables, Can, be Grown Hydroponically?
@
Hydroponic is a technique to grow plants without soil. In many cases, people use water or highly nutrient solution. Some people use sand as a hydroponic system too.
Inspire once ...
ReplyDeleteI first saw directly the hydroponic nursery like this when I vacationed in the mural village.
There the citizens are moved to plant vegetables in this way.
Thank you to visit my article:
DeleteWhat, Vegetables, Can, be, Grown Hydroponically?
@
Growing plants hydroponically have several advantages than grow them in soil. One of advantages is that hydroponi plants are growing faster, it is because plants don’t loss energy to search nutrients in soil, all nutrients are concentrate in solution.
What, Vegetables, Can, be, Grown, Hydroponically?
DeleteI knew that you can grow plants like that, but I never tried it.
ReplyDeleteThank you to visit my article:
DeleteWhat, Vegetables, Can, be, Grown, Hydroponically?
@
Other advantages include diseases of bacteria, fungi and bug insect infestations are controllable, thus our plants are healthier and environmentally friendly.
What, Vegetables, Can, be, Grown, Hydroponically?
Delete