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Organic gardening in hydroponics – Nutrients reservoir and growing medium management

Posted in Gardening Articles | May 8th, 2010

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The urban gardener asked: The organic hydroponics system pre-supposes that the reservoir will not supply nutrients to the plants; thus, there will be no need to constantly check the ppm and pH balance of water. It will make wet only the lower part of the medium and the secondary roots. This system gives a gardener [...]

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