As supermarket produce prices and instances of food recalls rise, interest in at-home gardening systems has also increased. Hydroponic growing systems don't require soil and take up minimal room compared to traditional, soil-based garden beds and containers. While hydroponic growing isn't necessarily a wholesale substitute for the supermarket produce aisle, it's an easy and convenient way to grow additional greens in the comfort of your own home.

If your outdoor space is nonexistent or not suitable for growing your own food, consider taking your efforts indoors with a hydroponic gardening system. You can grow a variety of plants in a hydroponic system, such as greens, vining plants, root crops, fruits, herbs and even flowers.

You might be thinking: this seems like a lot of effort… why not just grow plants in soil? Well, hydroponic plants grow around 30 per cent faster, they generally produce a higher yield, you don’t need to worry about over or under-watering your plants (meaning they won’t die if you forget to water them for a month) and you can grow seasonal plants, such as strawberries and tomatoes, all year round.

This book is written in simple and clear terms, with a step-by-step approach that will help you to build your own hydroponic garden and grow a wide variety of plants.
                                   
Here is a preview of what you will learn:

• Hydroponic gardening in depth explanation
• The countless benefits of hydroponic gardening
• The Drawbacks Of Hydroponics
• Different types of hydroponic gardens
• Popular Variations Of Advance Hydroponic Systems
• How to choose the best system for you!
• DIY Hydroponic Plans You Can Build in Your Garden
• Tools and equipment required
• DIY Hydroponic Plans You Can Build in Your Garden
• Plants to grow in you hydroponic system
• Common mistakes by beginners to Hydroponics

…And much more
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