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Two Greek roots give rise to the phrase hydroponic: hydro-, which means "water," and ponein, which means "to labor, work, or toil."

The term "hydroponics" was coined by Dr. William F. Gericke of the University of California refers to the practice of growing crops both indoors and outdoors in nutrient-enriched water and non-soil medium.

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Hydroponics is when plants are grown in a nutrient solution rather than soil. Instead of the roots growing down into dirt and gaining nutrients that way, in a hydroponic system, the roots grow into a liquid solution that is fortified with all the essential nutrients for healthy plants.

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Hydroponics is used to cultivate ornamental crops, herbs, and multiple vegetable types including cucumbers, lettuce, peppers, and tomatoes.

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Many hydroponics benefits make this an attractive farming method for the method world. Here are the 10 most prominent benefits of hydroponics. Needs no soil, conserves water, facilitates a micro-climate, predictability and seasonality, crops grow faster, maximizes space, produces higher yields, requires less labor, shortens the supply chains and produces higher quality food

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We grow hydroponics indoors and outdoors. It's a great option for people with little or no gardening space, or who want to grow herbs and vegetables through the winter.

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BrightFarms, Farm.One, GrowGeneration, Infarm, AppHarvest, Heliospectra, Green Sense Farms Holdings, JFS Altius Farms, Future Farms, GrowUp Urban farms, American Hydroponics, Natufia Labs, Altius Farms, Urban Crop Solutions, Agricultural technology, Iron Ox, Phytoponics Illumitex

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A hydroponic grow system can be started in any little space and in any kind of weather. Furthermore, hydroponic plants can be grown indoors and a vertical hydroponic garden can be started. You should be fully aware of the hydroponic setup procedures, which we have outlined below, before beginning hydroponic farming.

Use a suitable container to set the hydroponic system,Drill holes into the container lid,Assemble air pump in container,Reserve water in the container, add nutrients and adjust pH level,Assemble the hydroponic container system

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Hydroponics companies operating here in the Philippines

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Hydroponics companies operating here in the Philippines

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there can be hydroponics grown in the Philippines. They are in a building called Hydroponics Pilipinas. PHILIPPINES AQUA-HYDROPONIC PRIME VENTURES CORP. is a SEC registered to operate, manage and engage in the business of growing and/or production of horticultural, aquaponic, hydroponic farming and manufacturing, preserving, drying, processing, importing, distributing, exporting, buying and selling at wholesale and retail of aquaponic and hydroponic fertilizer and nitrogen compound and any other similar goods, merchandise and wares of every kind and description in so far as may be permitted by law. The company has an approved license to enter into all kinds of contracts for export, import, purchase, acquisition, sale at wholesale or retail and other dispositions related thereof. includes trading, importation, exportation and distribution of aquaponic and hydroponic product, its equipment, and greenhouse equipment.

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It can cost 500 dollars. The typical cost to build a hydroponic garden is between $300 and $1,000.By far, the biggest factor in determining how much it will cost you to start a hydroponic garden is the hydroponic technology you choose.As a result, this can cost you more than $10,000.$50 to $200

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Example of the plants that are best to grow hydroponics

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Example of the plants that are best to grow hydroponics

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Lettuce

Tomatoes

Hot pepper

Cucumber

Green beans

Strawberries

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Enhance control and efficiency in crop production.

There are other ways to grow produce without large amounts of land and even without soil!

Fewer Chemicals and Pests- That means less need for pesticides and herbicides that can negatively impact farmers and consumers alike. Hydroponic systems are indoor and secure, so there's no risk of weeds

taking over your garden. As a result, there's no need for herbicides to interfere with your growing operation.