The word hydroponics originated from Latin that merely means working water. In layman's terms, hydroponics is the art of growing crops without using soil. When we immediately think of the art of hydroponics, we imagine plants growing with the roots suspended in the water without having any medium. Well, this is true, as it is one form of hydroponics gardening which has been referred to as nutrient film technique or NFT. Just like anything you get into, the first goal to accomplish is having a plan. You will need to consider the space that you have available for gardening. If you are planning to have your gardening indoors in a tight space, ensure there is sufficient space for performing routine maintenance.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Ch. 1 - Hydroponics or Aquaponics
Ch. 2 - Hydroponic Gardening Tips
Ch. 3 – Hydroponic Nutrient Solution
Ch. 4 – Dutch Hydroponic System
Ch. 5 – Maintain Your Hydroponic Systems
Ch. 6 – Obtain Accurate PH Testing
Ch. 7 – Types of Hydroponic Systems
Ch. 8 – Avoid Growing These Plants Hydroponically
Ch. 9 – Best Vegetable You Can Grow
Ch. 10 – Hydroponic Greenhouse
Ch. 11 – Hydroponic System as a Hybrid Method
Ch. 12 – Common Mistakes
Ch. 13 – Hydroponic Troubleshooting
Ch. 14 – Pros and Cons of Hydroponic Gardening
Ch. 15 – Microponics
Ch. 16 – How to Boost Calcium Levels
Ch. 17 – Four Types of Berries
Ch. 18 – Medicinal Plants to Grow
Conclusion
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