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Hydroponics
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Nutrient Film Technique is uniquely simple. It involves a shallow film
of nutrient solution constantly recirculating past the roots of your plants.
Nutrient solution is pumped from the tank to the channel, over the plants roots and
back into the tank.
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Explore the Science of Hydroponics -
Greenhouse
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Life is Good When You Have a Warm Bottom
Some Like it Hot - Warm
Bottoms Make for Happy Tops
Author: Michelle Moore
Have you ever jumped into a
car on a chilly morning, shivering while the heater blasts cold air right through
you? You know it's only a matter of time until the engine heats up turning the
arctic blast into warm air, yet it seems like an eternity. Now, fast forward to the
invention of heated seats. Gone are the teeth chattering minutes. Instead, radiant
heat rises from the seat and virtually hugs you with warmth in just moments. You can
employ the same principal to heating your greenhouse with bottom heat. For the rest
of the article, bottom heat refers to warming the soil and plant's roots from the
underside rather than warming one's backside. Either way, what is pleasant for
people is often good for plants too.
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Explore the Science of Hydroponics -
Plant Propagation
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When it comes to easy… there is probably no easier method of plant
propagation than through the use of bulbs, commonly known as flower bulbs. While
often confused with being a sexual form of plant reproduction (i.e. seeds), bulbs,
corms, rhizomes and tubers are all classic examples of asexual
propagation.
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Explore the Science of Hydroponics -
Greenhouse
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Author: John Berends
With proper planning there are several advantages that greenhouse
enthusiasts have for seed germinating and getting their plants off to a great start.
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Explore the Science of Hydroponics -
Gardening
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Author: Nick Fraser
Many people don't know this, but all those coffee grounds from
Starbucks are provided to gardeners free for the asking. Most Starbucks stores have
a bucket where they place the garden grounds somewhere in the store. If not or if
the bucket is empty they are generally more than happy to fill up some bags for
anyone who asks. Starbucks discusses their garden grounds program at
http://www.starbucks.com/aboutus/compost.asp and gives information and tips on using
the grounds in the garden.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 19 February 2008 )
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