Hydroponics or hydroculture. This is the practice of growing plants without soil. The plants are held in a chemically neutral medium called the substrate. Water containing a mixture of chemicals (or nutrients) is passed through the substrate. The system normally allows for the collection and reusing of the nutrient solution. In this way plants can be grown in a very controlled environment and absorb only what they need, with only a small amount of the "nutrient solution" being lost to evaporation.
There is also an off-shoot (pun intended) of this called aeroponics where the roots are grown naked in specially designed tubes or reservoirs and sprayed intermittently with a nutrient-rich water solution (which is again recycled).
Crops such as rice, maize, sorghum, coconut, oil palm, and cashew are commonly grown in laterite soil. These crops have adapted to the low fertility and high acidity characteristics of this soil type.
Crops that can be grown on regur soil, also known as black soil, include cotton, soybeans, sorghum, groundnuts, and chickpeas. This type of soil is rich in nutrients like calcium, magnesium, and potassium, making it suitable for cultivating a variety of crops. Proper irrigation and soil management practices are essential for maximizing crop yield on regur soil.
Crops that can be grown in mountain soil are typically those that are hardy and can tolerate colder temperatures, such as potatoes, barley, oats, and certain types of berries. The specific crops that can thrive in mountain soil will depend on factors like the altitude, climate, and soil composition of the region.
Crops such as potatoes, carrots, and berries are commonly grown in peat soil due to its ability to hold moisture and nutrients well. Peat soil is acidic and nutrient-rich, making it suitable for certain crops that thrive in these conditions.
Monoculture in crops can deplete the soil of nutrients as the same type of crop is continuously grown in the same area. This can lead to soil erosion, decreased soil fertility, and increased vulnerability to pests and diseases. Diversifying crops can help improve soil health and sustainability.
crops grown in chalky soil
it is grown where you have seen it
In soil or water.
the crops grown in laterite soil are coconut tea and coffee . it is rich in iron and aluminum hydroxide.
No crops are grown in the tiaga or boreal forest. The soil is too thin in that area for any crops to be grown.
Hydroponic crops are grown in water with no soil. Most orchids also do not grow in soil.
tea, cashew nut are some crops grown in laterite crops answer by nikhil bisht
Yes, it is called hydroponics.
donkey
cacti
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Cotton