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In the original hydroponic system NFT [Nutrient Film Technique] you do not require hydroponic media as plants are planted in net pots and roots grow in channels where the thin film hydroponic nutrients run under the media. Similarly, in DWC [Deep Water Culture] or Kratky systems, the plants are in pots and roots dangle in
Quality Spawn is a vital prerequisite for Mushroom Cultivation – and also the most difficult in terms of preparation. Often called an Art due to the complexities involved and a knack that only experience brings. Although there is a lot of Internet links [and have tried most], it seems that all are just a rehash
A quick blog on vermicomposting systems, the value of Vermicompost and how it fits in with mushroom cultivation
A 7-year timeline in the search for Organic Hydroponics. Definition of Hydroponics The process of growing plants in sand, gravel, or liquid, with added nutrients but without soil. Oxford languages In Hydroponics you are not using organics [ie manure], but the basic elemental nutrients, to feed the plants directly. This is discussed in Plant Nutrients Blog. Why
From the Blog “Sustainable Soda Bottle Reuse” you can deduce enough to make a soda bottle hydroponic system. This is a free system insomuch that you reuse your waste soda bottles. Hydroponic system Start by building a frame, with slope of 25-30 degrees. Cheapest and easiest way to do this is with treated pine batons. If your
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