Hydroponics: Hydroponics Essential Guide: The Step-By-Step Hydroponic Gardening Guide to Grow Fruit, Vegetables, and Herbs at Home

by Andy Jacobson

Grow Your Own Selection of Fruit, Vegetables, and Herbs With This Proven Step-By-Step Guide to Hydroponics!Diagrams and Pictures Included to Help You Build Your Own System! 2ND EDITION UPDATED MAY 2016INCLUDES STARTING A HYDROPONICS BUSINESSThis essential hydroponics guide gives you the proven step-by-step methods for creating and managing your own successful hydroponic system. With this, you will have the theoretical and practical knowledge needed to grow a selection of herbs, vegetables, and flowers at home - without the use of any soil!It’s undeniable that hydroponics allows for greater control over the challenging factors that soil brings. The ultimate goal of this book is to allow you to wave goodbye and say a final farewell to the stubbornness of soil.This book includes the necessary foundations for those just getting started in hydroponics. On top of this, more advanced techniques are outlined for those that wish to become a hydroponic hero!This is the ‘go to’ concise reference guide for hydroponics that Introduction to HydroponicsHydroponic Growing MediumsTypes of Hydroponic Systems Plant NutritionLighting The Growing Process Creating Your Own Hydroponic SystemsThe Crops Most Suited to Hydroponic GardeningAnd much more!This is all presented with clear explanations, photos and diagrams.Download This Book and Start Your Hydroponic Journey Today!

Genres: Gardening

73 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 31, 2016

Reviews

[Lucy Batson · Rating 3 out of 5]

A good, basic introduction to hydroponic gardening.

[Jeremy · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is a decent overview of hydroponics with herbs and vegetables. Enough to get your started but will need greater details to execute. The list of things to grow and general stats on requirements are nice. The basic rules given for lights, temperature, pruning, and life of plants are valuable references.

[Lisa · Rating 3 out of 5]

Covers the basics

It’s a very short book and two thirds of it are given over to the science of hydroponics which may be exactly what some people want especially if they’re building their own hydroponics but I was given a small kitchen kit so I was looking more for what I could grow and how to look after it (the last 10-15 pages of the 66)

[O. · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent Introduction to Hydroponics

This book covers all of the basics in a precise and encouraging manner. It's a quick read, and a good reference asset. There is a brief section at the end about starting to sell produce.

[Sheila Mickey · Rating 5 out of 5]

Hydroponics

Very good books/good for starting in the spring/I’m looking forward to the challenge of setting up hydroponics this spring in 2018!

[Andrew · Rating 4 out of 5]

Informative

This is a very informative book for the novice gardener. I especially liked the section at the end about staying your own hydroponic business. The one issue I have with the book is the need for proofreading. There are numerous grammatical and syntactical errors, which are distracting.

[Janis · Rating 5 out of 5]

Answered my questions

I've read a number of books on hydroponic and aquaponic gardening. This is the first one to address seed starting and pests. I do wish the author had included aphids also, but maybe he will write another.

[Montzalee Wittmann · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good details

Hydroponics is a good short book on how to get started, complete with setting up, soil needs, irrigation,lighting, and more. Very step-by-step, I plan to try it this spring.