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Cilantro in hydroponics Like many herbs, cilantro (Coriandrum sativum) is native to the Mediterranean area but has been spread wide...

Regardless of how you grow, the profitability of your farm will depend on three main factors: demand, viability, and profit margin. Lots...

The aphid problem Aphids are common in almost any growing system, traditional soil, greenhouse, or indoor farm. It’s very hard to keep...

1. First, The Downsides of Dirt When growing in soil, plants need a lot of room to spread out - driven, it turns out, by the roots...

Growing up of crops in small apartments and in limited spaces is growing tremendously that is the reason for the flourish of hydroponic gard

To maximize the benefits of growing hydroponically, it’s important to know how to fine-tune your nutrient

Food highlights: Fat-free Contains some: Fibre Vitamin B1 (thiamine) Vitamin B3 (niacin) Vitamin B5 Vitamin B6 Magnesium Can be eaten raw...

WHEAT GRASS SUPPLIES Jar or bowl for soaking 1 cup Wheat Sprouting Seeds 10 x 10-inch Clean growing tray, with holes for draining (Can...

The nutrient film technique (NFT) is similar to the ebb and flow system in that it utilizes a pump to move nutrients in a continuous,...

Hydroponics is becoming recognized as the most productive and efficient form of food production. Whether grown indoors or outdoors in...

Food highlights: Fat-free Good source of fibre Can be eaten raw or cooked Best stored in fridge Celery The long, pale green stalks of...

Regardless of how you grow, the profitability of your farm will depend on three main factors: demand, viability, and profit margin. Lots...

Food highlights: Best stored at room temperature (in water) Suitable to freeze Good source of fiber Good source of: Vitamin A Basil ...