The writings of this time contain information how to plant hydroponics are simple and can be done in your home. Hydroponics is how or techniques to farm using soil or growing medium is none other than ground. Hydroponic plants can be either media chaff burn, cocopeat, sand pebbles and rock wool can, etc. How to plant a hydroponics can be done anywhere e.g. on your home page, their vessels can use whatever pots, drums, paint cans or even former mineral bottles.
How to plant a hydroponics is actually very fit to be applied in urban areas or urban areas, due to the many benefits including cost-efficient and environmentally friendly place. An example of a very natural hydroponic plants for planting by planting vegetable hydroponic is a type of leaves such as mustard greens, kale, Kai-, celery, Basil and other
Things to look for in the way the plant is Hydroponic growing mediums and hydroponic nutrients hydroponic fertilizers or. Make sure the planting medium shaft so that enough water and nutrients can be absorbed by plant roots but also sturdy enough to prop up crop hydroponics.
Stages of planting hydroponics
1. Seeding Seed
For seeds on tray or container for the seeds, use a germinasinya level above 80%. Media for good and commonly used is rockwool. Rockwool is very practical because it has a high water absorption and sterile. If the seed has been quite an age relocated to plantation media
2. Preparation of the planting media
Use a planting medium shaft could be a mixture of chaff and gravel sand or a combination of rock wool and sand pebbles. Place the growing medium on the desired container such as a pot or cans.
3. grant Nutrition
Use proper hydroponics nutrients, the nutrients in hydroponic planting is essential for plant growth. You could be making your own or buying hydroponics nutrients on the market. Granting of nutrients could be by way of manual flush in the morning and the afternoon, or if you want more practical, you could try planting hydroponics system with axes or wick, please check on the image. Axis (can be of cotton, Wick stoves or rags) will circulate nutrients to all parts of the plant. This wick technique is one simple hydroponic technique.
4. Treatment
Hydroponic system care essentially does not differ greatly with the treatment on a conventional system of planting such as pruning, cleaning weeds etc.
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