Hydroponic gardening has been steadily growing its fan base ever since the pandemic, when so many of us started getting into growing our own produce and being creative with crops in even the tightest ...

Hydroponic gardening is a practice that opens up so many opportunities for indoor gardeners. Crops and plants that were once tricky to grow indoors are now easy to grow at home thanks to the science ...

Everyone is familiar with soil: it is one of the most important components of growing, it provides a foothold for plant roots, maintains the necessary nutrients plants need to grow, and filters ...

While there are some who profess that hydroponic gardening is the future of farming, if you want to see what it’s all about, you don’t need to wait for the future to arrive. In-home hydroponic ...

Jamie O'Hern, Rick Kolceski and other hydroponic gardeners eat fresh tomatoes. In Central New York. In February. "I take a lot of pride in picking a tomato in February," said Kolceski, owner of ...

Have you ever pulled a store-bought bag of lettuce from the fridge only to find it wilted and long past its prime? Haven’t we all! It’s wasteful and expensive and I decided something needed to change.

The Greek terminology of hydroponic relates to the idea of soil free gardening. Meaning separately as hydro-water and ponic-labor; the idea gained widespread popularity through the decade of the ...

Hydroponic gardening, in a nutshell, is growing plants in a nutrient solution without soil, and aquaponics is growing plants and fish in a symbiotic relationship. While many think these are new, Space ...

Having success growing vegetables is especially rewarding to me for several reasons. First, it gives me a sense of accomplishment to nurture something from a seed or tiny transplant into a mature ...