Difference Between Hydroponics And Aquaponics

Hydroponics and aquaponics methods are widely used in regions where there is no soil available for vegetation. In some regions, the fertility of the land is not enough for growing crops. These terms are often confusing for those who are not or a little acquainted with soilless methods of growing plants. Hydroponics and aquaponics do have some similarities as both are soilless methods growing crops. However, these terms are not synonyms. In Aquaponics, a hydroponic s integrated with aquaculture in a controlled environment. On the other hand in hydroponics, a solution of nutrients is used for growing plants.       Continue reading

Top 5 Environmental Benefits of Hydroponics

Hydroponics is a Latin word which means working water. However, the meaning of this word does not completely depict what hydroponics actually is. It is a soilless method of growing plants by suspending roots in water. This is a potential option for promising growth of plants when enough space is not available. This practice also enables us to grow plants at locations where the soil is not available and if available, it is not fertile enough. Continue reading