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I live in a studio apartment and want to grow some vegetables and sprouts for myself and my son Joshua, So I am very interested in Hydroponics and exploring what my possibilities are for my current situation and once I have a house again.
So I will be posting about Great Hydroponic Information I learn about, for you and me. =)
26 January 2007, originally uploaded by Danarah.
This photo is of an Aero Garden.
Dad’s Hydroponics, originally uploaded by dim sum and chopstick.
October 21, 2006 - Hydroponic Strawberries, originally uploaded by wesleyenglish.
Quote by wesleyenglish on there Flickr page.
“A few days I ago when cleaning up the outside garden for the year, I came across one of my strawberry plants regrowing. So I dug it up, washed its roots, and dropped it into my hydroponics system. It seems to be doing well so far. Hopefully it survives the transition and thrives since I hear hydroponic strawberries are very sweet and nutritious.”
Simplified Hydroponics, originally uploaded by _jacksan.
Quote by _jacksan on there Flickr page.
“These containers filled with basil, lettuce, and tomato plants are part of Santropol Roulant’s Rooftop Garden in Montreal. The containers are designed to be light enough and small enough to be portable and fit into places such as rooftops and balconies not normally known for being sources of food.”
January 5, 2006 - Aeroponics, originally uploaded by wesleyenglish.
Quote by wesleyenglish on there Flickr page.
“Certain gifts this Christmas allowed me to build a simple aeroponics system. In aeroponics, the roots are suspended in a fog of nutrient solution. Since the particles are so small the roots absorb the nutrients at a higher rate than they would in soil or liquid nutrient solution. Since the roots are suspended in air, they also get the maximum amount of oxygen. Supposedly, aeroponics works better than hydroponics. I guess I’ll find out!
I bought a $2 palm plant from Walmart to test the system. If it works, I’ll probably grow either my tea or my roma tomatoes in it.”
I learned about Hydroponics years ago, as you may have too. Recently I’ve been wondering if there are small units I could use in my apartment, so I am doing some research about it, and thought I would post about it and some of the Blogs I find with great information about Indoor Hydroponics.
Ok…So here is a List of Blogs about Hydroponic Gardens, that I am beginning to explore…
Green Coast Hydroponics Blog
The Hydroponics Gardening Information Blog
The Science of Gardening without Soil. More food in less space with less water in less time.
Harry Hydro
Hydrowarehouse Hydroponics Blog
I will post more Information as I find more…Will be Fun to use my Green Thumb again !!!******
If you want to share about your experiences with Hydroponics and sources of information, Please do !!!******
Many Blessing’s My Friend’s !!!******
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2 responses so far ↓
1 Hydroponic Advanced // Jun 12, 2008 at 5:41 am
When you plan to build your own hydroponic system or purchase a starter’s kit, it is important to bear in mind that you are not only just getting a container or a tray, putting your plants in it and supplying the plants with water and nutrients.
2 jameshydroponic // Jun 13, 2008 at 4:44 am
Very nice blog. If have the knowledge about the garden kit and purchase from the well know shopkeeper. This method is suitable for the strawberry and tomatoes.
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