Hydro gardening

Hydroponics is a soil-free option of gardening where the plants absorb nutrients directly from the water (not soil). Plants are planted in non-soil growing mediums such as LECA (ceramic balls), Rockwool cubes, peat moss, pumice, perlite, and coconut coir. We have comparisons on which is the best growing medium for your situation. We have information for beginners to expert level. In addition, we have reviews on the equipment you’ll need to start your own hydroponics system.

Hydroponic tower gardens are becoming popular especially among urban gardeners due to the system's efficiency and small gardening spaces.

Hydroponics and aquaponics are alternative farming techniques that have the same growing concept and end goal. Both systems use water instead of soil.

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With intelligent indoor gardening systems, you can now grow leafy greens, vegetables, herbs and fruits at home.

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Buying pre-grown seedlings/saplings is a good option for Hydroponic beginners. But in the long run, learning to start with your own batch of seeds is the best option. We'll know why.

Spoiler: It's soil-free.