So… you’re ready to start growing food in a hydroponic garden? You’ll need to use the best hydroponic growing medium if you want a healthy garden. You might have heard of perlite, Rockwool, sand, gravel, or coconut coir, amongst other mediums. Which is best for your hydro garden? Our Beginner’s Guide To Hydroponics is on…
Birds do it! Bees do it! And yes, your hydroponic tomatoes do it too…We’re talking about fertilization here… reproduction… the transfer of pollen from the male to female parts of the plant, so flowering and fruiting can result. The plant pollination process is different in the hydroponic garden than it is in your outdoor garden….
It’s not enough to just designate a spacious, well-lit area for your new hydroponics garden. You need to provide the appropriate micro-climate for maximum production. Proper temperature and humidity also repel bugs, algae, fungi, and diseases. So, let’s talk about your grow room temperature and humidity. Our Beginner’s Guide To Hydroponics is on sale for…
Everyone loves to grow tomatoes in their summer garden, but by growing hydroponic tomatoes, you can enjoy these popular fruits year-round. Tomatoes are highly nutritious, range in variety, and bring color and flavor to that favorite dinner staple… salad. Our Beginner’s Guide To Hydroponics is on sale for a short time. Check it out! Ripe…
Although we use the phrase “hydroponic seeds” here, you can use any garden seeds for your hydro garden. Our research told us that people were looking for this information using those search terms, so we used them to help guide you here. Take a look at our plants & produce section which discusses the best…
What a confusing array of hydroponic lights on the market today! This clear and simple guide will help you pick the one that’s best for your garden. Our Beginner’s Guide To Hydroponics is on sale for a short time. Check it out! Talk about confusing! Just open any hydroponics catalog and you’ll quickly get lost…
Deep water culture (the hydroponic lettuce raft system) is probably the simplest and most economical hydroponics system you could build. Although very simple to set up and operate, it is actually superior for growing lightweight, leafy vegetables like lettuce, herbs, and small peppers. They grow like wildfire in this system. Our Beginner’s Guide To Hydroponics…
The ebb and flow hydroponic system (also called flood and drain) is the classic hydroponic setup. It is easy to understand, build, and maintain. It’s versatile and can accommodate pots of any size, or even Rockwool blocks. We love the ebb and flow and use it often. Our Beginner’s Guide To Hydroponics is on sale…
Not interested in a greenhouse kit? Determined to do it yourself? We recommend you use Solexx greenhouse covering panels for glazing your DIY greenhouse! Our Beginner’s Guide To Hydroponics is on sale for a short time. Check it out! Solexx Greenhouse Covering If you want to turn your backyard greenhouse into a high-performance structure, you…