What is the Kratky Method of Hydroponics? The Kratky method is a hydroponic method where the plants grow in water rather than in soil. It is probably one of the simplest hydroponic methods and is perfect for those living off… Continue Reading
As most of my regular readers may have noticed (and I’ve seen questions about this!) that most all hydroponic systems are for growing vegetables for their tops, like herbs, salad greens, tomatoes, etc. So what if you want to grow… Continue Reading
While all hydroponic systems offer intriguing new ways to grow plants indoors that our farming ancestors couldn’t have even dreamed about, Nutrient Film Technique hydroponics systems are the only ones that depend on a constantly flowing stream of nutrients to… Continue Reading
There are many different ways of growing hydroponically but Deep Water Culture Systems (DWC) is one of the simplest and most popular methods of hydroponic gardening today. In DWC, the plants’ roots literally dangle straight into the nutrient-rich water. Now,… Continue Reading
Today I will be reviewing several types of indoor hydroponics systems so that you can determine the best indoor hydroponic system for you! If you aren’t familiar with the term ebb and flow, please find my explanation of this concept… Continue Reading
One of the most reliable and effective hydroponic systems available to gardeners is the ebb and flow (or flood and drain) hydroponic system and going vertical just makes for more veggies in a smaller footprint. Like other hydroponic systems, ebb… Continue Reading
