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55% OFF for Bookstore! NOW at $ 23,95 instead of 29,95! Your customers will never stop to read this book! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------AMSP LTD If you are looking for a complete guide to learn how to use hydroponics in your garden, then keep reading... Put simply, hydroponics is the art of growing plants without using soil. To do this, hydroponics equipment generally consists of a reservoir that contains nutrients, and some sort of device which carries this nutrient solution to the plants. Gardeners specialists can utilize a wide range of growth mediums wherein to put the plants. Rather than utilizing soil, for instance, numerous cultivators will utilize Rockwool, gravel, sand, or even coco coir. In contrast to soil, which supplies supplements to the foundations of plants, these growth mediums just give room and backing to the roots to develop. For that reason, these mediums need to be inert. Hydroponics is popular because it hvas a number of unique advantages for the gardener. First and foremost, it saves money by allowing the gardener to recycle any water that is used. And, since the nutrients are absorbed more effectively, and controlled entirely by the gardener, the cost of fertilizer is vastly reduced. In addition, the yields of plants grown in hydroponics are stable and generally quite high. Perhaps the best advantage of hydroponics is the fact that it can be grown indoors, which means that your gardening is no longer limited by the season in which you choose to grow it. So, even in the middle of winter, you can grow plants that are healthy and strong. Hydroponic is a Latin word that means working water. It is referred to as the art of growing plants without dirt. Hydroponic is a system of gardening where plants can be grown in a soilless solution. In hydroponic gardens, plants have a thirty to fifty percent faster growth rate and higher food production than soil gardens. Hydroponics also has minimal issues with disease, pests, and bugs. When hydroponics is mentioned, what comes to many people's minds are plants grown with their roots floating directly into the water without growing media. That is merely a form of hydroponic gardening called nutrient film techniques (N.F.T.). There are many variations of this technique used across the globe, and it's a prevalent system of hydroponic gardening. Hydroponics allows growing crops in spaces where there is limited land, not available, or is heavily contaminated. In the 1940s, this system of gardening was effectively used for supplying fresh vegetables for troops in Wake Island, where Pan African airlines usually stop to refuel. It is a distance arable region in the Pacific Ocean. NASA has also considered Hydroponics as the future farming to grow foods for astronauts in the space where the soil is not available. This book cover: - Hydroponics For Beginners - Build Your Own Hydroponic System - How To Maintain An Hydroponic System - Maintenance of Your Garden - How To Choose A System - Types of Hydroponic Systems - Layout Of Hydroponic Structure - Planting in Containers - Trouble Shooting Hydroponics System Problems - Hydroponics Nutrient Guide And much MORE!

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