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Rolling around...

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I finally did it, i bought rolling feet for my Hydroponic Plants

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Wet Carpet incident or Murphy's law...

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Ideas for this Container(150g)

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Hello water friends, i think about using these containers formerly filled with flavour, now empt, for some Kraftky Microgreensor typical kitchen herbs.

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Please help me find a way to **chemically** clean my LECA

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One thing I love about LECA (those expanded clay balls, you know?) is that you can always reuse it indefinitely and don't have to throw it away after use.

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Dude... seriously? My fertilizer went moldy. How tf am I supposed to do now?

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Hey all,

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Update on growing autoflowering cannabis via Kratky method

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A while ago I made following post: How I built those amazing Kratky containers from protein powder jars

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Hello Darkness my old friend

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Hello my Hydropis, today i cut back my Tomato and switched the Reservoir to one thats dark. Did the algae become a Problem?

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Hydroponic saffron, after 3 months [Update]

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This post is part of my "Growing saffron hydroponically" series. Check out my other posts in [email protected] for more context.

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How I built this great Kratky container [Guide]

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Here's how I built this amazing container that you can use for Kratky style setups and small DWCs.

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My experience using Pon (compared to LECA)

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TL;DR: Pon caused quite a lot of problems for me, but I noticed it way too late. It got way too wet all the time, is hard to clean and reuse, and suffocated the roots. I nowadays strongly prefer clay balls (LECA).

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RootMaster is a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W-based hydroponic automation system

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Update on my hydroponic carnivorous plants

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A while ago I made a post on my project "Growing carnivorous plants hydroponically", because I was frustrated that pretty much no one tried finding suitable alternative substrates to peat or conventional setups.

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Possible remedies for thrips/ springtails in semi-hydro?

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When I did my routine inspection of my house plants I noticed small grey bugs bustling around in the root and lower stem zone.

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Update on my hydroponic saffron

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A month ago I made my first post about the hydroponic saffron (Crocus sativus). Here's the post if you haven't seen it.

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Growing cat grass via Kratky method - Look at those fluffy roots!

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I've always had struggled with mold in my cat's grass.

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Beneficial microbes vs. sterility

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One thing that always gets told is "Hydroponics is very clean and doesn't need microbes".

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Presenting my 2-in-1 semi-hydro propagator (for seeds and cuttings) & how to build one yourself easily

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This is another appreciation-post on how awesome semi-hydro/ LECA can be.

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My hydroponic saffron has started to sprout!

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I bought a few bulbs two weeks ago and planted most of them into LECA (indoors) or soil (on my balcony), but also one into a Kratky pot.

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A unique aquaponics system to produce more fish and vegetables with less energy

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Suggestions for a robust and reliable vertical setup?

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I don't have a garden and need to utilize the most of my balcony space.

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And yet another saffron update!

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IT DECIDED TO BLOOM!

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Experiment: Growing carnivorous plants in inorganic media (Semi-Hydro)

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I've become a huge fan of semi-hydro over the past year.

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Kratky Approaches to Growing Hydroponic Cucumbers

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Plants with small growth that are not salad?

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I have been contemplating to set up a small vertical hydroponic system, but I am struggling a bit to come up with plants I would actually like to eat that would fit well.

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Introducing my solar-powered hydroponic drip system

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I want to present you my setup I "invented" myself. You can imagine it as a recirculating drip system, but mixed in with semi-hydroponics and a wick setup. And all of that completely "passive"!

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Grow Indoor Plants in Water: The Complete Houseplant Hydroponic Gardening Guide

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"Indoor plants not only add a touch of greenery to your living space but also purify the air and boost your mood. While traditional soil-based planting is popular, growing plants in water, known as hydroponics, is gaining traction due to its simplicity and aesthetic appeal. In this guide, we’ll explore which indoor plants can be grown in water, how to care for them, and other useful tips for successful hydroponic gardening."

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“The beginner's guide to hydroponic garden, plus DIY Containers and Homemade liquid nutrients”

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For those of you who are doing hydroponics, what do you think of this system? Is it a good system for a beginner on a budget? Or is there a better system?

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How do you know which plants work in hydroponics

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I have recently started playing with hydroponics in my balcony. I had success with jalapeños in a simple bubbler setup. Also tomatoes worked great in an ebb and flow system. Basil works, coriander is a bit iffy, dill does not grow. How do you know what will work and which plants need what kind of nutrients?

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types of hydroponic systems

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