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Gardening
for Beginners:

4 BOOKS IN 1
HYDROPONICS FOR BEGINNERS + AQUAPONICS FOR BEGINNERS + RAISED BED GARDENING FOR BEGINNERS + GREENHOUSE GARDENING FOR BEGINNERS
HOW TO BUILD INEXPENSIVE HYDROPONIC OR AQUAPONIC SYSTEM IN YOUR BACKYARD EVEN IF YOU ARE A COMPLETE BEGINNER. GROW BETTER VEGETABLES, FRUITS AND HERBS WITHOUT SOIL

LEA GREEN

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

HYDROPONICS FOR BEGINNERS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

AQUAPONICS FOR BEGINNERS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

RAISED BED GARDENING FOR BEGINNERS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

GREENHOUSE GARDENING FOR BEGINNERS

HYDROPONICS FOR BEGINNERS

Learn How to Build Your Personal System at Home Even if You Are a Complete Beginner. A Gardening Guide to Improve Your Skills and Grow Beautiful Plants, Vegetables and Herbs

LEA GREEN

Introduction

T he difference between hydroponic systems and traditional methods of plant cultivation is that hydroponic cultivation depends on the cultivation of plants without soil. Instead, plants are grown in a water-based solution that is enriched with all the nutrients and minerals that are essential for healthy plant growth. With a hydroponic system, almost all types of plants or flowers can be grown. The word hydroponics is basically a combination of the Greek word "hydro", which means water, and "pnico", which means work.

Scientists first discovered the basic principles of hydroponics in the 19th century when a team of specialized researchers discovered that plants do not need soil to absorb nutrients. Soil essentially functions as a kind of growth group that contains important nutrients and minerals. However, plants cannot absorb these nutrients until the water has been added. By removing the soil and creating a water-based solution filled with all the minerals and nutrients needed by the plant in question, virtually any plant can be successfully grown.

Many countries around the world have started to use hydroponic systems for cultivation. This modern way of growing plants offers numerous advantages. Notable advantages include higher overall yield and more stable growth throughout the growth phase. It is also significantly cheaper to use hydroponics as a farming method because fewer nutrients are needed to promote optimal plant growth than normal soil. The reason for this is that plants need a variety of nutrients that are rarely found in perfect balance in the soil. However, when using a water-based system, it is possible to control exactly which nutrients are contained in the solution and in what amount. This lowers the cost of soil enrichment and also helps promote an environment where plants can thrive and produce high-yielding fruits, vegetables, and other plants. In addition, due to the controlled environment required for the growth of water-based plants, contamination of the diet is greatly minimized. The major disadvantage of this type of system is that high humidity and the use of fertilizers can create a possible breeding environment for Salmonella.

Hydroponics-based systems are becoming increasingly popular with farmers and home garden owners. If you are interested in switching to this agricultural system, there are many ways to do it. You will find that setting up a hydroponic crop when designing in an outdoor environment is much easier since there are many challenges involved in creating a successful hydroponic indoor garden. With the right tools and conditions, however, it is also possible to set up your indoor garden.

Hydroponics means the cultivation of plants in water. The water is enriched with nutrients. This allows very efficient and sustainable production of high-quality vegetables as well as high-quality fruits and herbs. Hydroponics has a long history. Today, hydroponic plant breeding is seen as a future problem solver for the global food crisis caused by the increasing world population and climate change. Hydro culture is nothing more than plants without soil. The plants grow exclusively in expanded clay. These are these globules that are created by burning the clay at 1200 degrees and then bloating it. Expanded clay does not store water or nutrients. Inside are only air and sound. The plants grow from the beginning in expanded clay. Although it is possible to transplant soil plants into hydroponic plants, it is usually not practicable because the plants need a long time to get used to, and success is not guaranteed.

Chapter 1 What is Hydroponics?

T he goal with hydroponics is to try to replicate what occurs in a perfectly natural and optimal growing setting. This is achieved by consistently enriching the water with nutrients, and then making these available for absorption by our plants. We refer to this water as a balanced nutrient solution.

The nutrient solution that you will supply is generally provided through a human-made embedded system. This gives rise to the benefit of avoiding the evaporation that occurs in soil. In other words, were ensuring that this nutrient-rich water is always available to our plants when they require it. Whether you know it or not, youve likely already practiced simple hydroponics by putting flowers in a vase and adding a ready-made nutrient solution.

Hydroponics is consistently growing in popularity in the modern world, from backyard ventures to hydroponic applications on space stations! Hydroponics will play a key role in being able to provide nutrition as humans continue to explore the possibility of living on other planets. On a more fundamental level, hydroponics offers an affordable means of producing food for low-income areas of the world and the popularity of growing hydroponically as a hobby has gained a fair deal of popularity over recent decades.

A great way to describe hydroponic gardening is to say that it is a soil-free type of gardening. Great leaps in technology have allowed plants to grow without soil. However, this unique way of planting that is rapidly becoming popular has been around for decades.

This is the Hanging Gardens of Babylon. These early forms of hydroponic gardening were placed on top of ziggurats, which were watered through dividing channels, and supplied with water from the Euphrates River.

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