Hydroponics

Hydroponics is a growing method that allows plants to be grown without using soil, using only water and nutrients. It can be used in agriculture, horticulture and gardening to grow a wide variety of plants, from vegetables to flowers to aromatic herbs.

There are several types of hydroponics, each using different techniques and equipment:

Liquid culture hydroponics: In this method, plants are grown in a container filled with a nutrient solution that is injected directly into them.
Air-grown hydroponics: In this method, plants are grown in an inert substrate, such as clay pebbles or perlite, which are regularly moistened with a nutrient solution.
Hanging Root Hydroponics: In this method, plants are grown with their roots hanging in a nutrient solution.
To be successful in hydroponics, it is important to maintain optimal growing conditions in terms of temperature, humidity, light and nutrient concentration. It is also important to choose plants suitable for this method of cultivation and to ensure their regular maintenance.

Hydroponics can be a very effective growing method and allows plants to be grown year-round, even in tight or low-sun areas. However, it requires initial investment and constant attention to be successful and achieve good results.