Hydroponics Design Ideas

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This free application presents a hydroponic plant design idea or idea which has been processed using water without using soil with an emphasis on fulfilling nutritional needs for the plant.

In this technique there are six planting techniques that you can use in hydroponic gardening. And these six techniques have their respective advantages and disadvantages. To choose a technique that suits your interests, here is an explanation of the sixth hydroponic gardening technique.

Sauce System

The Wick system is the simplest technique popularly used by beginners. This system includes passive nutrients and flows to the growth medium of the container using a kind of axis. The hydroponic juice system works well for small plants and plants. The hydroponics system does not work well for plants that require a lot of water.

Ebb & Flow System

Planting medium is placed in a container which is then filled with nutrient solution. Then the nutrients are returned to the shelter, and so on. This system requires a pump that is connected to the timer. Make sure you use a large enough container and set the distance between the plants with the growth of plants do not interfere with each other.

NFT System (Nutrient Film Technique)

This system is most popular in terms of hydroponics. The concept is simple by placing the plant in a container or tube where the roots are left hanging in a nutrient solution. The system can continuously drain nutrients that are water soluble so it does not require a timer to the pump. NFT is compatible with leafy plant types such as lettuce.

The aeroponic system

The sophistication of this system allows you to get good and fastest results compared to other hydroponics systems. This is due to the nutrient solution that comes in the form of a haze directly into the root, making the plant more readily absorb the nutrients it contains much oxygen.

Drip System

In addition to the axis system, the system drops (drip system) is a popular way used in hydroponic gardening. The system uses a timer to control the pump, so that when the pump is turned on, the pump will nourish each plant.

Water Culture System

In this hydroponic system, plant roots are suspended in water rich in nutrients and air is channeled directly to the roots. Plants can be placed on a raft and float in the water of nutrients as well. With this hydroponic system, plant roots are submerged in water and air is supplied to plant roots through the aquarium pump and air diffuser. The more bubbles the better, the roots of the plant will grow quickly to take the water nutrients.

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