Hydroponics

Hydroponic cultivation method Introduction Here I have a wonderful gardener of hydroponic cultivation, and people do not need to do it myself. Since the construction of the pyramid, the concept of hydroponic cultivation has always existed, but it seems that it will never become popular in these years. It was a professor at the University of California, it took about 46 years for the first scientist to see hydroponic culture and make it it as a crop.

I am a newcomer of hydroponic cultivation. What do you need to start with? Hydroponic cultivation is rewarding, challenging, fun and satisfying hobby. Initially, you can use hydroponics system, hydroponic nutrients, inert hydroponic medium (depending on the type of hydroponic system), light source (natural or artificial), pH and EC meter, time and plants You will need it. What is aeroponics? Aeroponics is a growth method in which oxygen is injected into the nutrient solution so that the roots absorb nutrients faster and easier. Typically, the aeronics system utilizes a nebulizer, a nebulizer or a nebulizer to produce a very small droplet nutrient solution. Another name you might ask for this method is "fogponics". Nutrients and oxygen-rich solutions tend to be absorbed by the roots of plants, so less fertilizer is needed. This helps to grow rapidly and brings superior yields.

Hydroponic cultivation systems are characterized by active or passive. Active hydroponic systems usually use pumps to actively move nutrient solutions. Passive hydroponic systems rely on capillary action of growth medium or core. Nutrient fluids are absorbed by the medium or core and are transported to the roots. Passive systems are usually too humid and the roots do not supply enough oxygen to achieve optimal growth rates. The wicking system is a passive, irreversible hydroponic culture system. There is no moving part without using a pump. Nutrients are stored in reservoirs and are usually transferred to the root system by capillary action using a candle or lantern core. Briefly, nutrient solutions enter the roots of plants through the core. The wick system typically uses sand or perlite, vermiculite mixture and growth medium. War system is easy and cheap to set up and maintain