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Hydroponics explained

   - About Hydroponics
   - Advantages of using hydroponics
   - Hydroponic growing media
   - Hydroponic nutrients
   - Propagation methods
   - Hydroponic growing systems

Hydroponics - FAQs

   - What is hydroponics?
   - Why use hydroponics?
   - Who uses hydroponics?
   - Is it sustainable?
   - What about the flavour?
   - How much water does a hydroponic growing system use?
   - How do you control pests?
   - How do you make sure that fruits are pollinated?
   - Is growing hydroponically difficult?
   - Do I need to add nutrients?
   - Where can I use hydroponics?
   - What can I grow using hydroponics?
   - Will I get higher yields?
   - Do I need much space?
   - Is it possible to transfer soil-grown plants to hydroponics?
   - Can I put my surplus hydroponically-grown seedlings into soil?
   - Is there much manual labour involved with hydroponics?
   - Is it organic?
   - Can I re-use Gold?

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What our customers say

   - Customer testimonials
   - The Chrysalis Project
   - Hydroponics my way by Robert Quaye

About Achiltibuie Garden

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   - The Company
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04 February 2012

All growing kits Automatic systems

All the hydroponic growing systems in this range require electricity (or solar energy) to run the pumps. At the Achiltibuie Garden the systems we use include the 3m channels linked together.