Hydroponics are growing plants in a slightly sloping tray, where only their roots reach the water gently flowing over the tray's bottom. The chemicals, as in the question, are the nutrient that plants need for growth. If these nutrients was not added to the water, the plants would not thrive.
Many people dislike hydroponics as they complain that the produce is chemically grown (which it is), and has a watery taste.
No,it is not expensive
in hydroponics,the roots of plants are immersed in solutions containing dissolved mineral salts.
yes
Hydroponics are growing plants in a slightly sloping tray, where only their roots reach the water gently flowing over the tray's bottom. The chemicals, as in the question, are the nutrient that plants need for growth. If these nutrients was not added to the water, the plants would not thrive.
Hydroponic lights are used to in the practice of growing plants indoors. They are used in hydroponics to simulate the sun so that the plants can grow as if they were planted outdoors.
This is called hydroponics.
AquaShield can be used to strengthen plants' root systems before transplanting, improving the stability of and survivability of transplanted plants grown using hydroponics.
Growing plants in aquatic medium is called hydroponics
wheat hydroponics
because of hydroponics
Hydroponics substitute a nutrient medium in place of soil. for the plants to root and grow. The nutrient medium may be either a water solution or an inert material.
i suppose you can grow organically with hydroponics but its mighty difficult. normally hydroponics is considered the antithesis of organic farming
The question essentially answers itself, since "desert" implies a scarcity of water, while "hydroponics" is a system in which water can be contained and conserved.
hydroponics
Organic is fine, but you need to read up about what types to use and how much.