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Are you interested in growing fruit and vegetables, but don't think you can do it in your urban home? Do you want to start a hydroponic garden? Do you want to learn how to create a growing system without soil? If yes, then keep reading... It doesn't matter where you live and the space you have, by following all the instructions you will produce your favourite food all year long. In the 21st century, when massive farms are growing more and more food to feed our planet, the quality of it is dropping, people eat less and less fresh food and depend their lives on cheaper semi-finished products. In this book you will learn: The History of Hydroponics What Hydroponics Does How Hydroponics Works Step by step guide to growing plants hydroponically The difference between gardening and hydroponics The temperature of the water solution and oxygen for the roots The main six types of hydroponic system How hydroponic systems are built Tricks to grow plants better Mistakes growers need to avoid And much more!! This book provides you information on everything you need to know before you get started with your own hydroponic setup. If you follow this guide and put in a little effort, you will be reaping the rewards of hydroponics and even possibly grow most of your fruits, herbs and vegetables.

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John Plants has a degree in Agricultural Economics from the University of California and an MBA from the University of Chicago. He has a large, thriving aquaponic setup in their backyard greenhouse in Boulder powered by tilapia, catfish, bluegill and other creatures-that-swim. He also writes for the Aquaponic Gardening Blog, Maximum Yield Magazine and other publications about aquaponics and its exciting potential. Much of the food on his dinner table is homegrown. He likes to experiment with various gardening methods and find new ways to grow bountiful crops year-round. He wants to share his knowledge showing how easy and rewarding it is to set up your own prosperous garden. In his opinion, you do not need a huge budget to get started. When you do get started, you will soon feel, and taste, the benefits of growing your own food. He is always looking for new experiments about cultivation and he decided to write his own books to share with other people his experience and his secrets about this world.

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