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English
  • Deutsch
  • Dansk
  • Hydroponics
    • Systems
    • Basics
    • Substrate
    • Nutrients
  • Plants
    • Leafy Greens
    • Herbs
    • Fruit Plants
    • Root Vegetables
    • Microgreens
    • Flowering Plants
    • House Plants
  • Hydroponics
    • Systems
    • Basics
    • Substrate
    • Nutrients
  • Plants
    • Leafy Greens
    • Herbs
    • Fruit Plants
    • Root Vegetables
    • Microgreens
    • Flowering Plants
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Rockwool in Hydroponics: Is It the Right Substrate for You?

October 9, 2024 No Comments

Rockwool is almost indispensable in hydroponics. Many swear by this versatile substrate, though there are also some critical voices. What’s behind this material, and why is it so popular? Let’s find out together if rockwool is the perfect substrate for your hydroponic project!

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From the Hanging Gardens of Babylon to Urban Farms: The Fascinating History of Hydroponics

October 8, 2024 No Comments

Hydroponics, the art of growing plants without soil, is a fascinating and forward-thinking topic in modern agriculture. It has a long and diverse history that began centuries before the Common Era.

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Coconut Husks in Hydroponics: A Sustainable Substrate with Impressive Qualities

September 6, 2024 No Comments

Coconut husks are a popular substrate in hydroponics, frequently used due to their sustainability and versatility. However, like any substrate, they come with certain limitations and challenges that should be considered. Are coconut husks the right choice for your hydroponic project, or are there better alternatives?

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Hydroponics Substrates: The Key to Healthy Plant Growth in Hydroponics

September 6, 2024 No Comments

With the right hydroponics substrate, your hydroponics plants 🌱 will thrive effortlessly! Discover the best substrates – from coconut coir to vermiculite – for optimal growth and greener success 🌿💧. Whether you’re a beginner or a pro, find out how to make your plants truly happy! 😄🌞

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Coco Coir in Hydroponics: Sustainable Growth with a Natural Substrate

September 6, 2024 No Comments

Coconut fibers, also known as coco coir, are gaining popularity in hydroponics. This substrate, derived from the outer shell of coconuts, offers numerous benefits, especially when it comes to sustainability, water retention, and root aeration. But what exactly makes coco coir so popular, and what should you consider when using it in your hydroponic system? Let’s dive deep and explore all the essential aspects of this fascinating substrate.

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Expanded Clay in Hydroponics: The All-Purpose Substrate?

September 6, 2024 No Comments

Expanded clay, also known as clay pebbles or LECA (Light Expanded Clay Aggregate), has become a popular substrate in hydroponics. These small, lightweight pebbles are made from clay that is fired at high temperatures. The resulting pores make expanded clay an ideal material for plant cultivation. But is expanded clay really the all-purpose solution everyone is looking for? Let’s take a closer look to see if it’s the right substrate for you!

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Perlite in Hydroponics: Lightweight, Versatile, and Effective

September 6, 2024 No Comments

Perlite is a commonly used substrate in hydroponics and gardening. These small, white, feather-light granules are widely popular and offer a variety of benefits for growing plants in hydroponic systems. But what makes perlite so special, and why might it be the ideal substrate for your hydroponic setup? Let’s dive into the world of perlite and explore what it has to offer.

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Vermiculite in Hydroponics: A Versatile and Useful Substrate

September 6, 2024 No Comments

Vermiculite is a popular substrate in horticulture and hydroponics, known for its unique ability to retain water while providing excellent aeration. It is often used in combination with other substrates to create the best growing conditions for plants. But what exactly is vermiculite, and why might it be a good choice for your hydroponic system? Let’s take a closer look at what makes this material so special.

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Pumice in Hydroponics: The Underrated Substrate for Healthy Plant Growth

July 17, 2024 No Comments

Choosing the right substrate in hydroponics can be critical to the success of your cultivation. Pumice, also known as pumice stone, is a lesser-known but highly versatile substrate. But what makes pumice so special? In this article, we’ll delve into the benefits and challenges of using pumice to help you determine if it’s the perfect substrate for your hydroponic project.

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Rice Husks in Hydroponics: An Underestimated Alternative for Sustainable Plant Growth?

July 17, 2024 No Comments

In the world of hydroponics, many well-known substrates such as rock wool, expanded clay, and coconut fiber are widely used. However, there are lesser-known alternatives that offer their own unique, often underestimated benefits. One such option is rice hulls. They are lightweight, natural, and sustainable—but are they really suitable for use in your hydroponic system? Let’s take a closer look to see if rice hulls could be the next big thing in hydroponics!

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Hand holding wood shavings as a potential substrate for hydroponics; a sustainable, well-ventilated, and biodegradable alternative to synthetic materials.

Wood Shavings in Hydroponics: An extraordinary Substrate with Pros and Cons

July 13, 2024 No Comments

Wood shavings as a hydroponic substrate: sustainable and well-ventilated, but with limited water retention. Ideal when combined with other materials.

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