No Dirt Dished Here How to Grow Something the Hydroponic Way

Wednesday, September 14th, 2011

No Dirt Dished Here – How to Grow Something the Hydroponic Way Hydroponics is the system in which plants are grown without soil. Using hydroponics to grow plants can be beneficial for many growers. Hydroponics allows plants to be grown faster and with less of a hassle. In hydroponics plants are grown in a solution [...]

Defining the Differences between Hydroponic and Regular Gardening

Tuesday, September 13th, 2011

Defining the Differences between Hydroponic and Regular Gardening When growing hydroponics, there are a vast variety of growing mediums that may be used. The mediums include materials, including perlite, vermiculite, coconut fiber, gravel, sand, or any number of other materials. Even air may be used as a hydroponic growing medium. The hydroponic growing medium is [...]

Identifying Spider Mites on your Hydroponically Grown Produce

Tuesday, September 13th, 2011

Identifying Spider Mites on your Hydroponically Grown Produce It is important to identify and get rid of any insects living in your hydroponics system. Insects such as spider mites can destroy your hydroponically grown produce. Spider mites like many pests can be terminated in several ways. The best way to avoid a spider mite infestation [...]

Common Nutrients that Every Growing HydroponicPlant Needs

Tuesday, September 13th, 2011

Common Nutrients that Every Growing HydroponicPlant Needs No matter what type of garden that is grown plants need the same nutrients. The way these nutrients are supplied is the difference. For example, hydroponic planting requires a different method of supplying nutrients to plants than does the traditional soil planting method.

How to Use more CO to Boost Hydroponic Plant Growth

Tuesday, September 13th, 2011

How to Use more CO2 to Boost Hydroponic Plant Growth Carbon dioxide is needed in a hydroponic garden to guarantee continued plant growth because it is required for photosynthesis. Many gardeners do not realize that the larger their hydroponic garden is, the more their plants need carbon dioxide for respiration.

A Birdseye View into the Different Types of Hydroponic Growing Systems

Tuesday, September 13th, 2011

A Birdseye View into the Different Types of Hydroponic Growing Systems Hydroponic gardening is the way of the future for environmentally controlled agriculture. Hydroponic gardening eliminates soil borne pests and diseases and maximizes water and nutrient uptake by the plant. Incredible yields can be achieved in a relatively small space with hydroponic systems. There are [...]

Dispelling Those Common Misconceptions about Hydroponics

Tuesday, September 13th, 2011

Dispelling Those Common Misconceptions about Hydroponics Hydroponics is an often misunderstood part of the field of horticulture. Let’s separate the fact from the fiction and take a look at what exactly hydroponics means to the world of gardening and food production.

Where to Find Solar Energy

Monday, February 28th, 2011

The cost of Solar Energy Solar energy is a natural source of energy that comes directly from the sun. When solar energy hits the earth it spreads over the earth’s surface and provides warmth evenly. If you could capture the sun’s rays into a particular area for a long period of time it would provide [...]

Creating a Raised Bed

Monday, August 9th, 2010

If your current planting goals involve plants that require good water drainage, I am sure you know how frustrating it is to have a yard that just wont cooperate. Some plants can handle the excess water that comes about from being in an area that doesnt drain properly. In fact, it might just cause them [...]

The Psychology Behind Gardening

Monday, August 9th, 2010

I dont know what it is about a garden that has always drawn humans to them. But theyve always been very popular, and an integral part of peoples lifestyles. Most religions feature gardens as the settings for some of the biggest events According to Christianity, humanity was started in a garden and the son of [...]