Liquid Fertilizer For Sale

Offered!!! Liquid Fertilizers For Sale.

Weight: 500ML

Specification:

Suitable for vegetables, flowers, landscape, hydroculture plant and fruits.

How To Use:

· Shake the bottle before used it (7-10 times)

· 1 cap of the bottle + 2 liter water

· Used this fertilizer at early morning and late evening

· Keep in cool place and dark

· Can be mix with other fertilizer and poison

Price: RM20.00

For Inquiry Please contact Me At this number:

019-752 6867 MR RUSDI

Email: kazzponik@yahoo.com

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An Introduction to hydroculture

WHAT IS HYDROCULTURE ?

Hydroculture (sometimes called hydroponic-culture or hydro-culture), is a system of cultivation of plants without the use of soil but it is the low-end of growing plants in water. It was particularly used for indoor tropical houseplants or plants used in office or home interiorscape. Hydroculture is easy to care and maintain, compared to plants grown in soil. At the same time it guaranteeing a thriving and healthy growth of the plants plus, it was superior than those plants cultivated in soil. This is because growing in a hydroculture gives it an excellent setting for plant development.

The term hydroculture is restricted to hydroponics as applied to ornamental plants. It has been used widely as the preferred method for growing tropical plants in Europe. It is also referred to as passive hydroponic system. Tropical plants thrive in this system, although just about any plant can be trained in . In Hydroculture system, plants draw their nourishment from water and the mineral salts contained in it since water is the basis of life.

Hydroculture is confused at times with self-watering pots. Although they share some similarities – both systems ease the task of providing the plant with the appropriate amount of water – there are significant differences. Hydroculture does not include soil, at all. It has gone one step further and replaced the soil with a more steril medium:expanded clay.

DO YOU KNOW?

Statistics show that people spend:

• 22 hours per day in closed indoor areas:
• 8 hours in working areas;
• 7 hours in living spaces;
• 7 hours in sleeping rooms

This shows the importance of the indoor-climate for the health and the well-being.

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WHY HYDROCULTURE IS IMPORTANCE?

DO YOU KNOW?

According to NASA’s studies, the entire building materials contribute to the phenomenon known as “sick building syndrome”.

The research done by NASA has covered that most of the building nowadays is contributing to the “sick building syndrome”. The sick building syndrome was cause by plastics tree, electric matters, and electronic because these materials produce formaldehyde, carbon dioxide. This syndrome will effects human health.

DO YOU KNOW??

The analysis from the university and NASA shows that a 30 square meter room can be cleansed by 3 to 6 hydroculture plants acting as natural pollution filters (1-2 plants per 100 square feet). These day people chose man-made air cleaners as an effective ways to prevent indoor air pollution. But, now people must thing of the natural air cleaners that are more effective than the man-made air cleaners. This Mother Nature(hydroculture) was providing us the best cure and natural solution because “Houseplants is The Lungs of the Earth”. In homes, working areas, offices or any indoor space, the air can be polluted by the evaporation of construction materials, furniture, carpeting, electric appliances or tobacco-smoke. By now it has been proven that plants function as a biological filter for pollutants.

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HOW TO START HYDROCULTURE?

It is very simple, just prepare these items:-

1. Hydroculture Plants

Every plants is suitable for hydroculture. The plants that are truly the greatest candidates for hydroculture are ‘foliage’ plants or ‘tropicals’ or what you may call ‘green’ plants. Examples of these are Ficus, Aglaonema, Dieffenbachia, Pothos, Philodendron, etc. I think you get the picture. Along with these there are also flowering plants that do extremely well in hydroculture such as Spathiphyllum (Peace Lily), Hibiscus, Euphorbia (thrives in hydroculture!) and African Violets. (Source: http://waterroots.com/theplants.htm)

2. Glass Jar

The glass jar must be suitable for the plants that you wants to put on.

3. Liquid Fertilizer

Liquid Fertilizer is one of the most importance items that you need because liquid fertilizer helps the roots and the plants to grow better in the water. Meanwhile, it provides nutrient for the root.

How to plant hydroculture?

1. Remove the plant from its vase.

2. Carefully remove the soils from the roots. Wash the roots with water until clean.

3. Put the plant into the glass jar.If the plant did not stand stable, put small stones inside the glass jar.

4. Prepare the liquid fertilizer. Just add 2 liter of water with a cap of our 125ml GreenEden Liquid Fertilizer.

5. Pour the mix of the liquid fertilizer into the glass jar and put your favorite hydroculture plants inside it. Make sure the roots are not fully immerse to make sure the roots breathe.

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Purchase our 125ml GreenEden Liquid Fertilizer to start you own hydroculture now! Only RM10.00!

RM10.00

Interested? Call office at 019-752 6867 MR RUSDI to make an order or for any question.

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OUR PRODUCTS

HYDROPONICS SET

The Hydroponic  Set was including of:

1. Hydroponic Tray

RM 20.00 each

Dimension :22’(length)  X 18’(wide) X 4’ (height)

Maximum volume = 20 litres

Made from polypropylene copolymer and non recyclable material

 

 

2. Polystrene cover

RM 15.00 each

Support the medium basket

Avoid ray and support athmosphere

The best material use help to avoid heat absorbent

Make the air smoothly

Density = 3 kg

White colour rebound lights to help photosynthesis process

 

 

3. Hydroponic fertilizer

RM 25.00 each

Fertilizer should have chelating agent especially humates because these humates makes Fe to be taken by roots. Chelating agent can reduce the increasing of Ph by bicarbonate that include in fertilizer. If fertilizer doesn’t have chelating agent, Fe will become prepicitate in the bottom of the tray.  Chelating agent(humates) helps gaining nutrient from the roots. Humates also act as to prevent poison Cu and Fe to the crops.

 

 

4. Media basket

RM 0.60 each

Best combination (as a coolant)

Small rectangular hole = for plant strength

Round hole for root and nutrient

Ergonomics structure = easy harvesting

 

 

5. Measuring cup

RM 2.00 each

Volume 250 ml (lab standard beaker measurement

To measure the fertilizer which used in the dilution

Good measuring is important to produce high quality yield

Need to be clean before & after use it to avoid algae

 

 

6. Medium strings

RM 7.00 one packet

Growth Medium is an alternative that used in hydroponics planting technique. It is used to absorb the fertilizer’s dilution.

Note: Do not put the Growth medium into the water because it will attractalgae

 

 

7. Seeds

RM 1.50 one packet

We are providing 2 types of seeds in our hydroponic set which consists of mustard, salad, chinese kale and water spinanch.

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GREENEDEN LIQUID FERTILIZER

SPRAYER

RM10.00

WEIGHT:

125ML

 

SPECIFICATIONS:

This GreenEden Spray can be use directly to the plants. Specifically formulated for balanced nutritional diets for all sorts of plants in nursery, in the garden flowering plants, and plantation industries. Continuous applications would spur plants healthiness, increase yield and better quality product.

 

HOW TO USE:

1. Every 10 days mainly spray wet to the crops.
2. Shake well before use (7-10 times)

4 LITER GREENEDEN LIQUID FERTILIZER

RM100.00

WEIGHT:

4 Liter

 

SPECIFICATIONS:

This 4liter GreenEden liquid fertilizer was suitable for all commercial plants

such as oil palm, cocoa, timber, durian, dokong, jackfruit and so on.

 

HOW TO USE:

1. Shake the bottle well before use(7-10 times)
   
2. Apply in early morning or late evening
   
3. Keep in a cool place and away from the  sunlight
   
4. Can be added with insecticide

 

FREQUENCY AND APPLICATION METHODS(BASED ON TYPES OF CROPS):

TYPE OF PLANT	DOSAGE	F REQUENCY AND RATE OF SPRAYING
Paddy, Tobacco, Watermelon, Maize etc.	1. ½ cup + 4 gallon water2. ½ cup + 4 gallon water  3. 1 cup + 4 gallon water	1. 30 days after planting2. 45 days after planting  3. 60 days after planting Spray plant till it wet all over
Durian, Mangos, Jackfruit, Longan, Dokong and other fruits  Oil palm, Cocoa etc	Young tree – ½ cup + 4 gallon water   Matured tree – 1 cup + 4 gallon water	Spray over entire tree every 1 or 2 months with 500ml per tree   Spray 2 feet from base of tree trunk and around tree every 1 or 2 month with 1 liter per tree

ADVANTAGES:

• Cost saving: 4 liter = 20 bags (50kg)
  
• Effective for all types of plants
  
• Can mix with other commercial insecticides / fungicides
  
• Can overcome plant disease (fungus infections)
  
• Easy handling
  
• Various applications such as drip system, sprinkler, knapsack, etc
  
• Reduce wastage (Fast absorbent)
  
• Reduce fertilizer waste (fast absorbent)
  
• Minimize manpower (lightweight)

 

500ML LIQUID FERTILIZER

RM20.00

WEIGHT:

500ml

SPECIFICATIONS:

1. This 500ml liquid fertilizer was suitable for:
   
2. Flowers : orchids, rose, carnation
   
3. Vegetables : water spinach, chinese kale, spinach, salads and etc
   
4. Lanscape
   
5. Flowers, turf and shrubs
   
6. Hydroculture plants
   
7. Fruits and nuts : tomato, chili, cucumber and etc
   
8. Grass
   

 

HOW TO USE:

Shake the bottle before use(7-10 times)

 

FREQUENCY AND APPLICATION METHODS(BASED ON TYPES OF CROPS):

TYPES OF PLANT	DOSAGE	FREQUENCY AND RATE OF SPRAYING
For flowers:Orchids, rose, carnation, etc	½ cup + 4 gallon water	Every 10 days, spray plant till its wet all  over
For vegetable crops:water spinach, Chinese kale, spinach, salads etc	½ cup + 4 gallon water	Every 10 days, spray plant till its wet all  over
For landscape:Frence creepers, shrubs etc	1 cup + 4 gallon water	Every 10 days, spray plant till its wet all  over
For grass	½ cup + 4 gallon water	Every 10 days, spray plant till its wet all over
For hydroculture plants	1 cup + 5liter of water	Simply put the mixture into the container with hydroculture plants.Left a fish to prevent mosquitoes
For fruits and nuts cropstomato, chili, cucumber, etc	Young tree:½ cup + 4 gallon water  Matured tree: 1 cup + 4 gallon water	Every 10 days, spray plant till its wet all    over

ADVANTAGES:

ü      Better storage and safety usage

ü      Applicable in any situation

ü      Reduce fertilizer waste (fast absorbent)

ü      Cost saving

1 cap of the bottle + 2liter water

 

125 ML LIQUID FERTILIZER

RM10.00

WEIGHT:

125ml

 

SPECIFICATIONS:

Suitable for the user who actively plant :

1.      Short term vegetables : water spinach, spinach, centela, salad, chinese kale

2.      Flowers : orchids, rose, carnation

3.      Hydroculture plants

 

HOW TO USE:

Shake the bottle before use(7-10 times)

 

FREQUENCY AND APPLICATION METHODS(BASED ON TYPES OF CROPS):

TYPES OF PLANT	DOSAGE	FREQUENCY AND RATE OF SPRAYING
For flowers : orchids, rose, carnation	½ cup + 4 gallon water	Every 10 days, spray plant till its wet all over
For short term vegetable crops: water spinach, chinese kale, spinach, salads and etc	½ cup + 4 gallon water	Every 10 days, spray plant till its wet all over
For hydroculture plants	1 cup + 5 liter of water	Simply put the mixture into the container with hydroculture plants. Left a fish to prevent mosquitos

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KAZZPONIC HYDROCULTURE

Hydroculture can  uses liquid fertilizer as a medium to grow which contains of complete nutrient which is GREENEDEN liquid fertilizer. These liquid fertilizer natures are environmentally friendly and enable fish live inside the glass jar pot together with your ornamental tree. GreenEden Hydroculture makes your plant care extremely simple. Plants grown in GreenEden Hydroculture are healthier and require less maintenance than plants grown in soil. GreenEden Hydroculture also help removes the guesswork of your plants watering and nutrient requirements.

 

GreenEden Liquid Fertilizer

 

We are providing 125ml GreenEden Liquid Fertilizer.This liquid fertilizer was really suitable for houselplants hydroculture. One cap of the fertilizer must be added with 2liter water(refer to 4 bottle of  small mineral water). The process is simple by just put the mixing fertilizer into a pot then, put your favourite houseplant hydroculture into it. It really easy know on when to add water by just monitor through the level of water inside the pot.

 

 

So, what you waiting for? Act now before you notice that your air is highly polluted!

Hydroculture plants in office

 

 

Houseplant hydrocultures

Interested of our products?

Call us : 019-752 6867 MR RUSDI

Email to: kazzponik@yahoo.com

 

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HYDROCULTURE THE WAY OF GREENING YOUR LIFE.

The answer to having the benefits, pleasures and health advantages of fresh interior plants, working in your business and home, without the time consuming worry of not knowing how often to water and feed them – the 21st century answer to “Convenience Plants”

Just add water!

Hyroculture is the name given to the method of cultivating plants without the use of soil. A Hygienic method, using sterile expanded clay pebbles that replaces the traditional soil. These pebbles retain high levels of water. Feed is dissolved and slowly released in the water, giving the plants their necessary goodness. The roots draw their food from the water and grip the clay pebbles giving plant support. A water level indicator is set at the base giving a constant visual reading.

This method was discovered over 300 years ago by an English Botanist John Wood, Hydroculture is enjoying an increase in popularity.

Consider these benefits and you will understand why:

• Watering and feeding chores kept to a minimum – no guesswork.
• You can go away on holiday knowing your plants will be happy.
• Saves you time to attend to your business or other commitments.
• Good clean fun, with the emphasis on “clean” – no messy potting or repotting.
• Plant growth is lush and rapid; in fact plants grow larger and healthier.
• Soil borne diseases or pests cannot effect the plants.

The plants are also more resilient to air borne pest such as black fly, red spider mite, etc. This makes Hydroponic plants ideal for hospitals, restaurants/cafes, hotel environments and other locations where hygiene is paramount.

Enhance and create a professional, welcoming and relaxed environment.

and remember that poorly kept displays reflect badly on image and credibility.

Observations of comparable soil and Hydroculture plants confirm that Hydroculture plants maintain a greater uniformity of moisture throughout the root system thus avoiding the wet/dry cycle that can occur in maintaining soil plants.

This factor in conjunction with a unique specialised fertiliser leads to healthier plants, exhibiting a greater tolerance for lower light conditions, increased resistance to insect and decease attack, with consequent savings on maintenance and replacement plants.

This dose not mean we are creating bionic plants. It basically comes back to the principle of using the most effective method of growing and maintaining healthy plants.

In a multi plant arrangement, all the plants in their respective culture pots are on the same level i.e. they sit on the base of the container to ensure uniform watering throughout. It is worth noting that very large Hydroculture plants have comparably smaller root ball containment – with obvious advantages.

There are five factors that affect plant growth – water, nutrients, air, temperature and light, growth being limited by the factor least correctly supplied.

The following in turn as they relate to the Hydroculture systems.

Water

Hydroculture is a unique system of soil-less plant growth employing sterile and chemically neutral clay pebbles for plant support and an accurate water level indicator for the monitoring of existing moisture in the base of the container that is available to the root mass. Water is the carrier of nutrients and enables plant cells to swell. The system makes ample water available for long periods. The risk of over or under watering is eliminated. Growing plants in this manner relieves plants of growing stresses.

The clay pebbles draw the water containing the nutrients up to the roots through capillary action. Although it is unavoidable that in some cases odd roots will extend to the lowest level where water exists; however, the majority of roots only receive water drawn up by capillary action.

A good Hydroculture system eliminates the guesswork in determining plant moisture needs. Because the water level indicators are easily seen with accuracy, a quick glance will tell you of the plant’s water needs. Therefore, a walk through any Hydroculture projects can quickly establish the moisture needs of the entire scheme.

With the water requirement needs answered by a simple gauge, the week to week survival of the plant is no longer dependent on the experiences of the maintenance staff. Therefore inexperienced staff can be responsible for the watering requirements of any Hydroculture product. In conjunction with this, because water is only added to the system when the reservoir is empty, Hydroculture plants require watering far less frequently than comparable soil plants. Therefore this allows more time to be allocated to other necessary duties of routine plant maintenance. Water is poured directly on the clay pebbles, commonly known as “Leca”.

Air

Air spaces between the pebbles provide maximum root aeration: in addition the medium does not become compact, as can possibly occur with soil systems. The stable structure of the Leca clay pebbles guarantees the penetration of air right to the lower levels.

Thus the optimum ratio of air water creates the ideal growing conditions for healthier plants.

Nutrients

Plants do not require soil per se, but rather need the nutrients that the soil contains. The clay pebbles that provide the support for the plants have been especially developed for Hydroculture. Leca is odourless, low in salts and available in various sizes – from 16mm diameter down to a crushed grade, that is mainly used for cultivating cuttings. If spilt on any surface, Leca is easy to clean up and leaves no mess or stains.

The Hydroponic system allows for controlled nutrient input as the plant takes up nutrients only in liquid form. The use of long term ion exchange nutrient, which carries a trade name “Blusana Lewatit HDS” and makes over-fertilisation impossible. The fertiliser is synthetic; resin based ion exchange fertiliser containing a balanced blend of all necessary nutrients and has been developed specifically for the maintenance of interior plants that are watered from normal drinking supplies.

The feed contains the correct quantities of the large proportioned elements (macronutrients):

Nitrogen as nitrate nitrogen and ammonium, nitrogen, phosphorous as phosphate, and potassium

As well as the following micronutrients:

Ion, manganese, copper, zinc, boron andmolybdenum.

Deficiency in any number of the above can cause plant problems. For instance deficiency of calcium, magnesium or iron can cause yellowing of leaves, as can excessive chloride levels.

Nutrients are exchanged chemically from the resin jointly, by the salts which are present in the water, and by the metabolism by-products that are secreted by the roots. The water supplied (normally tap water) automatically supplies sufficient quantities of calcium, magnesium and sulphur in the form of natural salts. The harmful salts that could build up in the system are removed by the resin and simultaneously release the nutrients into the water.

Fertiliser need only be added every six months and is simply sprinkled on the top of the clay pebbles before being flushed into the container with ordinary tap water – this would be done to coincide with the normal watering schedule.

As the plant depletes the reserve of nutrients from the water, the fertiliser beads release fresh nutrients to maintain a uniform concentration in the water reservoir. The interaction between the plant and the fertiliser produces a steady flow of nutrients which the plant it’s self regulates according to its needs. It is therefore impossible to overfeed and it allows plants requiring different nutrient levels to be planted together in the same container.

The release of the nutrients into the water is initially achieved by the exchanged of salts. Problems can occur in a soft water area. If this is the case, an activator in tablet form can be added to the water in order to increase the level of calcium salts. A local water sample should be analysed and a conductivity value attained in order to ascertain whether additional calcium salt will be required to ensure activation of the fertiliser.

The two final factors, that are just as important to either system, are ambient temperature and available light; however, when considering like for like plants Hydroponic plants tend to tolerate slightly lower light levels.

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The Benefits of Hydroponic Growing: Why Hydroponics as Opposed to Traditional Growing

International Consultants to Practical Hydroponics and Greenhouses claims that Hydroponics are, “a good alternative for producing safer urban crops.” There are many cases available through the International Consultants to Practical Hydroponics and Greenhouses website that offer evidence to support the claim that hydroponic farming in an urban setting is both environmentally beneficial and a viable source of food.

The following are the benefits as outlined by International Consultants to Practical Hydroponics and Greenhouses.

* Isolation from soil. Planting takes place at a convenient height, where soil pollution has no impact. Plants are grown in water containers or in low–cost natural substrates (sand, rice husk, pumice, etc.). With this system, it is possible to grow a vast range of vegetables, for example, lettuce, tomatoes, carrots, celery, watercress eggplants, beans, parsley, wild radish, leeks, strawberries, melons, aromatic and medicinal plants, etc.

* Use of limited space. One of its main advantages of hydroponics is the possibility of using urban spaces which until now had not been considered adequate for growing food

* High efficiency in the use of irrigation water. Water is recycled and does not pollute the environment.

* Pest, disease and weed control. Hydroponic systems facilitate the adoption of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) programs. There is also a significant reduction in the use of chemicals once used to control pests and weeds. Moreover, neither the produce nor the environment is contaminated by chemicals.

* Higher yields and shorter times between harvests. Hence, total output is greater than the case of conventional soil systems.

* Easy to learn. The technique is easy to understand, it does not require prior knowledge and concrete results are achieved quickly.

* Potential use of recycled materials. It is possible to use recycled materials to build growing systems. Subsequently, growers can use materials they already have on hand, e.g. wood, disposable packaging materials.

* Source of income from direct sales. It promotes family or community owned micro-enterprises.

* Food is of a high quality. Fruit and vegetables have a high biological and dietary value. Crops for household consumption are harvested when they are ready to be used. Hence, produce is fresh and has its nutritional and medicinal properties intact (vitamins, minerals, phyto-nutrients, etc).

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The Benefits of Hydroponics: Good for Farmers, Good for Consumers

Although hydroponics seems like a modern and high-tech form of farming , it has deep roots. The first hydroponic experiments, in fact, were done in the early 1600s by Sir Francis Bacon, who was the father of hydroponic growing, although he called it “water culture” – but Bacon’s plants did poorly in the distilled water that he thought would be the ideal medium. It took another century or so before early agronomists realized that the micronutrients present in ordinary water were necessary for plant vitality.

The word hydroponics was coined in 1937, and it was about that time that the agricultural world started to get seriously interested. In Latin, it means “water working.” Early hydroponics proponents made some exaggerated claims for the method’s potential – but even after discounting some of the hyperbole, hydroponics remains an extremely viable method of growing crops. Some of the key advantages of hydroponics:

* Hydroponically grown plants can be provided with the exact amount of water needed – not a drop more, not a drop less. In fact, the water use efficiency of hydroponics is astoundingly high – a properly-designed hydroponic setup will use 10% of the water it would take to grow in soil outdoors.

* Hydroponically grown plants require much less land surface. Plants can be stacked (or even placed on multiple-story buildings, for high-density areas) with extreme efficiency – a hydroponic greenhouse can produce as much plant matter as a conventional field ten times the size.

* Hydroponics requires no soil whatsoever, meaning that farming can be done in areas with poor or even no soil – famously, Wake Island was hydroponically supplied with vegetables during WWII.

* Hydroponic farms can be located wherever power and water are cheap, and can be placed in close proximity to the demand for the crop, reducing or even eliminating shipping costs.

*Because hydroponic greenhouses are environmentally-controlled, the need for herbicide and pesticide are greatly reduced or even eliminated – which also puts hydroponic farming 90% of the way towards organic certification without any extra effort on the part of the farmer. (note: it is fairly easy to get organic certification in a hydroponic operation, yes, organic is possible)

*Today, hydroponics is an established branch of agronomical science. Progress has been rapid, and results obtained in various countries have proved it to be thoroughly practical and to have very definite advantages over conventional methods of horticulture. The two chief merits of the soilless cultivation of plants are, first, much higher crop yields, and secondly, the fact that hydroponics can be used in places where ordinary agriculture or gardening is impossible.

*Thus not only is it a profitable undertaking, but one which has proved of great benefit to humanity. People living in crowded city streets, without gardens, can grow fresh vegetables and fruits in window-boxes or on house tops. By means of hydroponics all such places can be made to yield a regular and abundant supply of clean, health-giving greenstuff. Not only town dwellers, but also country residents have cause to be thankful to soiless culture. Deserts, rocky and stony land in mountainous districs or barren and sterile areas can be made productive at relatively low cost. It is difficult to exaggerate the importance of hydroponics for it has given a new lease of life to the landless worker.

*Other advantages include faster growth combined with relative freedom from soil diseases, and very consistent crops, the quality of produce being excellent. There is also a considerable reduction in growing area, weeds are practically non-existant, while standard methods and automatic operations mean less labor, less cost, and no hard manual work.

Some plants can be raised, out of season, better control of crops naturally results in addition to no dirt and no smells. Waterlogging never occurs now.

*Chemically grown plants are not inferior to naturally reared ones in point of flavor, nor have analyses shown any deficiency in vitamin content. In fact, hydroponic fruits and vegetables are sweeter and more luscious than those grown in ordinary soil.

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HYDROPONICS

WHAT IS HYDROPONICS?

Hydroponics (from the Greek words hydro means water and ponos mean labour) is a  method of growing plants using mineral nutrient solutions, without soil. Terrestrial plants may be grown with their roots in the mineral nutrient solution only or in an inert medium, such as perlite, gravel, or mineral wool.

Plant physiology researchers discovered in the 19th century that plants absorb essential mineral nutrients as inorganic ions in water. In natural conditions, soil acts as a mineral nutrient reservoir but the soil itself is not essential to plant growth. When the mineral nutrients in the soil dissolve in water, plant roots are able to absorb them. When the required mineral nutrients are introduced into a plant’s water supply artificially, soil is no longer required for the plant to thrive. Almost any terrestrial plant will grow with hydroponics. Hydroponics is also a standard technique in biology research and teaching.

HYDROPONIC HISTORY

The earliest published work on growing terrestrial plants without soil was the 1627 book, Sylva Sylvarumby Sir Francis Bacon, printed a year after his death. Water culture became a popular research technique after that. In 1699, John Woodward published his water culture experiments with spearmint. He found that plants in less pure water sources grew better than plants in distilled water. By 1842 a list of nine elements believed to be essential to plant growth had been made out, and the discoveries of the German botanists, Julius von Sachs and Wilhelm Knop, in the years 1859-65, resulted in a development of the technique of soilless cultivation. Growth of terrestrial plants without soil in mineral nutrient solutions was called solution culture. It quickly became a standard research and teaching technique and is still widely used today. Solution culture is now considered a type of hydroponics where there is no inert medium.

This method was already used since 16century. BABYLON HANGING GARDENwas believed had used hydroponic their in their crop planting methods . On year 1937 , W.F. Gericke from agriculture research centre California , US had introduced this method commercially. Gericke originally defined hydroponics as crop growth in mineral nutrient solutions, with no solid medium for the roots. He objected in print to people who applied the term hydroponics to other types of soilless culture such as sand culture and gravel culture. The distinction between hydroponics and soilless culture of plants has often been blurred. Hydroponics is a subset of soilless culture. Many types of soilless culture do not use the mineral nutrient solutions required for hydroponics.

HYDROPONICS BASIC CONCEPT

a) Fertilizer water

b) Hydroponic tray

c) Polystyrene cover

d) Growth media

CROPS THAT CAN USE HYDROPONIC METHOD

VEGETABLES

Spinach

Water Morning Glory

Salads

FRUITS AND NUTS

Cucumber

Brinjal

Chilli

Tomato

DECORATION OR FLOWERS

Carnations

Chrysanthemum

Orchids

WHY HYDROPONIC METHOD BETTER THAN CROP METHOD USE SOIL ?
Before this, planting was a treat of tiresome work and waste time . Now , think back because our latest method for plant that is HYDROPONIC gives many benefits to anyone who practise it.

Hydroponic culture help control ecosystem . Plants that use hydroponic method become healthier without poison residue that endanger health. It is a clean , safe horticulture technique that offers an economic , healthy alternative to organic soil gardening. It ‘s a healthy choice that does not harm the environment . Plants tend to be healthier in a hydroponic system than those grown in soil making them more pest resistant.

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