Author: Cristian Dorobantescu

Growing hydroponic spinach is very easy – probably the most complicated part is making the seeds germinate. Once you have germination, growing spinach hydroponically is as easy as growing

There is a time (some sort of midlife crisis) when you become interested in eating healthier food. Maybe for your children as well. Or you want to join the

Hydroponic tomato pests and diseases happen even if the hydroponic systems are cleaner and easier to maintain than growing in soil. There are greenhouse specific pests and diseases, tomato

Growing mushrooms at home is a great addition to any gardening activities: it’s easy and the mushrooms grow very quickly so you get to see the results much faster

Growing pineapples hydroponically sounds more exotic than it is. Pineapples are one of the few tropical fruits that can be grown in pots, making it suitable for indoor growing.

Which one is easier, hydroponic or soil bell peppers for the urban grower? Seeing my mom growing bell peppers in soil containers the last summer and battling quickly drying

Sure, we have everything about hydroponics on Youtube. If you are serious about hydroponics, maybe some offline studying might help you understand better advanced details that are written. If

Hydroponic lettuce is by far the most common leafy green grown hydroponically. For commercial growers it makes sense to grow hydroponic lettuce because you can produce up to 4

There is something magic about growing plants in hydroponic systems. Sure, it’s even more amazing how the nature finds a way to propagate plants using seeds, wind, dirt and

Microgreens are essentially seedlings of edible vegetables and herbs that are harvested when the first true leaves have emerged. Growing microgreens at home is very easy, and you need

Sometimes just browsing through hydroponic videos gives you ideas and plants for hydroponic projects. So maybe subscribing to some hydroponic gardening channels is the thing to do 🙂 Hoochos

Deep water culture (DWC) hydroponic systems are one of the easiest hydroponic systems for hobby growers. Unlike other hydroponic solutions like Nutrient film hydroponic systems or Aeroponics and fogponics,

The hydroponic substrate is a support for plants growing hydroponically. Hydroponics is a technique of growing plants without soil. In traditional soil-based agriculture the soil serves as a substrate

Dutch bucket hydroponics or Bato bucket is a hydroponic system that uses containers, or “buckets,” filled with a growing medium to support plants. In a Dutch bucket system, each

Nutrient film technique is a Continuous-flow solution culture. A very shallow stream of nutrient solution is recirculated in a thin layer past a bare root mat of plants in

Ebb and flow hydroponics, or flood and drain hydroponics, is a method of growing plants without soil, using a nutrient solution. The plants grow in a container filled with

Hydroponic systems come in more forms and types, so what would work best for you? You got some fresh basil left and put one in a jar with water

Hydroponic herbs are a great choice if you want to start in hydroponics at home. First of all, it’s very easy and second you will have fresh herbs grown

Hydroponic parsley together with basil, mint and cilantro is one of the common aromatic herbs you can grow on your kitchen counter using an easy to use hydroponic system.

Hydroponic Cilantro or Coriander is easy to grow at home and very rewarding. The leaves are called cilantro and the seeds are coriander and the good news is that