Hydroponic gardening can be VERY complicated, with computers and
sensors controlling everything from watering cycles to nutrient strength and the amount of light that the plants receive.


On the other hand, hydroponics can also be incredibly simple, a hand
watered bucket of sand with a single plant is also a method of hydroponic
gardening. Most hobby oriented hydroponics systems are somewhere
between the two extremes mentioned above.


The "average" home hydroponic system usually consists of a few basic
parts: a growing tray, a reservoir, a simple timer controlled submersible
pump to water the plants and an air pump and air stone to oxygenate the
nutrient solution. Of course, light (either natural or artificial) is also
required.


This 460-page ebook consist of everything you need to know about Hydroponics.


TABLE OF CONTENTS:


History of Hydroponics

General Hydroponics

Benefits Hydroponic

Food Production

Build Your Own Hydro Systems

Hydro Media & Supplies

Mineral Elements / Nutrient Mixing Directions

Advanced Nutrient Management

Super Nutrients

Mixing Hydroponic Juices

Mineral Deficiencies in Plants pH Acidbase

Foods Grown in Hydroponics

Using CO2 Successfully

Most Common Problems

Postharvest Handling Systems

Debate "Organics" or "Hydroponics"

Hydroponic Terminology

Beginner's Growing Tips

Periodic Table of Elements

Conversion Calculation Tables

Science projects

References





ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:


eBook Format: Adobe PDF

Platform: Windows and Macintosh

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Master Resell Rights: Yes!


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