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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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04 February 2012

Propagation

The Achiltibuie Garden range of propagation media is suitable for sowing seeds and starting off cuttings. Once established you can either transplant to a hydroponic system or transfer to soil with minimal root disturbance.