Hydroponics: How To Start Your Own Hydroponic Garden and Grow Vegetables, Herbs and Fruit

by Celine Walker

Hydroponics has Never Been Easier This book contains information on the what and why of growing your foods without soil! Hydroponics has been used in commercial farming for decades but many home gardeners still rely on the whims of the soil for their plants. Not only is this outdated it can also be extremely expensive! Why waste your money on the soil when there's a much better choice. Hydroponics is better for your plants and will help you grow more, it even works in small spaces and indoors. The word hydroponics comes from the Latin term and loosely translates as working water. While many will assume this means your plants are dangling directly into the water this is only one method available. Hydroponics is much more than just suspending your plants and running water underneath them. To be successful with it, you need to know how plants grow and how to spot those common problems unique to the method. A hydroponic garden is not only fruitful it's also a far more interesting way to work. Your friends and family will be amazed by what appears to be a magical system to grow your own foods without soil. Learn all you need to know to get started, even if you're just planning on testing it out with some strawberries. This book is for you. Packed with information such as pest control, different mediums, and why hydroponic methods will work for almost any crop. Within this book's pages, you'll find the answers to these questions and more. Just some of the questions and topics covered include What is HydroponicsAdvantages of HydroponicsTypes of Hydroponic SystemsPlant NutritionHow Plants GrowHydroponic MediumsWhy Do Plants Need Light?Pests and Tests Don’t hesitate to pick up your copy today by clicking the BUY NOW button at the top of this page!

50 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 14, 2016

Reviews

[Eleanor · Rating 2 out of 5]

A very basic overview

This book is more of an overview of hydroponics with a simple description of the basics. No real how to's, just enough to get you familiar with the terms. On that level it's okay.

[Arman Navarro · Rating 5 out of 5]

process known as hydro-culture where plants and water works together to grow more efficient. The term hydro means water. Aquaponics involve plant and fish working together in one environment benefiting from each others mutual presence. The cultivation of this type of gardening maybe challenging but achievable. It has lots of benefit. One of it is a fresh and healthy vegetables straight from my garden. Plus, it could help cool down the environment. And most of all, it is my stress reliever from a tiresome work.