Indoor Gardening, Hydroponics Basics
Simply put, hydroponics is a method of growing plants without the use of soil. In today's world, hydroponic gardening allows you to propagate all types of plants in your home, within a controlled environment, regardless of the time of year or outside weather. All it takes is a small amount of space, little imagination, some spare time, and the right materials.
Your custom indoor garden can produce an abundance of fresh herbs, vegetables, salad greens and more - just for the picking. And don't forget all those wonderful flowers that thrive in a hydroponic environment.
It's Easy To Find A Home For Hydroponics
Don't think you need a large space for your indoor gardening set up. If you have room for a small bookcase, you have room for a Supreme-Hydroponics garden. A modest 15â³ x 28â³ footprint is all that's required for a great harvest of fresh veggies or a colorful display of your favorite flowering plants.
Depending on your home, you could set up shelving and lighting almost anywhere.
Here are some suggestions -
A Corner of the Kitchen
A Spare Closet
The Utility Room
The Basement
The Seldom Used Dining Room
A Spare Bedroom
A Piece of your Home Office
A Corner in the Den
Wherever you decide, you'll be amazed at how easy it is. Get started today and enjoy the fruits (and veggies) of your labor.
Getting Started
There are many variations of indoor gardening, from a single potted plant to a full hydroponic system using no soil at all. What they all have in common, though, is their ability to recreate a natural environment that will fulfill all of a plant's requirements for growth. The basic needs for a plant are support, nutrients (water) and light.
Support
All plants need some...