So... few years ago I did a hydroponics experiment. It didn't work. I tried to mess around with it a bit but couldn't get it to work. I put the brakes on it and decided to do other things instead. The other things I did worked.
And... now I'm starting to see a few things I could do differently with hydroponics and maybe come back to it later now? But I have so many questions...
Does it work in hot, dry climates if you can get the system up? Or will the arid climate with TOO LOW humidity prevent them from working? (Do they only work in areas with enough humidity?)
Also, it seems like a lot of people are only doing salads and bok choy and stuff like that in their hydroponics setups... is it not possible to do something else like other vegetable plants? What vegetable plants have been proven to work with a hydroponics, aquaponics set up? (Is growing grains and wheat even possible also? Although I'm more interested to know how to do things like cucs and tomtoes, stuff you can feed people off of...)
How do you keep roots from rotting? Is there something you can do w that to have more growing choices?
And... now I'm starting to see a few things I could do differently with hydroponics and maybe come back to it later now? But I have so many questions...
Does it work in hot, dry climates if you can get the system up? Or will the arid climate with TOO LOW humidity prevent them from working? (Do they only work in areas with enough humidity?)
Also, it seems like a lot of people are only doing salads and bok choy and stuff like that in their hydroponics setups... is it not possible to do something else like other vegetable plants? What vegetable plants have been proven to work with a hydroponics, aquaponics set up? (Is growing grains and wheat even possible also? Although I'm more interested to know how to do things like cucs and tomtoes, stuff you can feed people off of...)
How do you keep roots from rotting? Is there something you can do w that to have more growing choices?