For just a few dollars, you could be growing all the salad you need in time for your first summer BBQ! Keith Roberto, author of “How-To Hydroponics,” shows us how.
Compact. Self contained. Inexpensive. Easy to set up. Virtually no growth media required. No need to dial in complex irrigation schedules. Total control over a hyper-oxygenated, thriving root zone. Our main man with a high yielding plan, Everest Fernandez, takes a first look at NFT Gro-Tanks and shares some of his hands-on experience.
Grubbycup applies lessons learned from his first attempt with a crocheted hydroponics system.
Daniel Wilson invites us to rethink what gardening in earth vs. gardening in water really means to the sustainability of indoor gardening.
Equipped with quality hoses, Curtis rebuilds his chiller system and is left with a completely sealed, cool growing environment!
Grubbycup shows us how yarn, a crochet hook, and a little bit of hydroponic know-how can bring forth radishes.
Grubbycup offers an update and some best practices on day 5 of his mini-DWC hydroponic raft experiment.
Inspired by Keith Roberto’s “how-to” article on DIY lettuce rafts, Grubbycup builds his own mini-DWC hydroponic raft system.
Grubbycup unites hydroponics with crocheting. Yes, really.
Beat the winter blues this year by creating your very own salad factory that can run 365 days a year! Keith Roberto, author of “How To Hydroponics,” takes us through the process step-by-step.
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