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Growing plants in water, without soil is known as Hydroponics. The principle behind it is that different media bearing all the nutrients of natural soil will support the growth of plants. Thus it is these nutrients that are the most important factor in the process of hydroponics. When growing plants in soil, the soil contains a whole lot of essential nutrients, which is the reason why fertilizers usually do not contain all the thirteen nutrients. Therefore, using a specifically formulated fertilizer made for hydroponic systems is required to benefit hydroponic plants.... Read more

There is one “friendly to the environment” growing method, which is very easy for anyone to learn, and that is hydroponics. Have you ever considered a hydroponics vegetables greenhouse? Even small children have been taught to practice hydroponics in a classroom setting and if they can do it, so can you. ... Read more

I’ve heard that the chemical nutrients used in hydroponics can be bad for me, is this true? Not at all. The “Chemical Nutrients” that are on the market for plants are not toxic. They are mineral based nutrients that are mined and refined in a lab under strict standards. They do not contain any toxic materials. However if you are at all worried you can for with an Organic Hydroponic Nutrient line such as Pure-Blend Pro.

Can I transfer plants from soil to hydroponics? Yes, you can. All you need to do is wash the roots of the plant by dipping in water and try to remove as much of the soil matter as possible. Be very careful with the delicate roots so the plant doesn’t go into too much transplant shock.