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Return To Hydroponics FAQ Archive   Search the Archives What nutrients do hydroponic plants require? Answered By Harry Gurney, Editor Nutrients are needed by the hydroponic plants in order to grow and promote a good production. Basic nutrients consist of the following: *Water- There should be an adequate amount of water for optimum growth of the plant. *Oxygen- It is necessary to bubble air around the roots of the plants to obtain sufficient oxygen. *Carbon Dioxide- It is required along with hydrogen for producing carbohydrates. *Minerals- It includes potassium, nitrogen, calcium, magnesium and sulphate. All of the said nutrients must be present for a hydroponic plant to ensure growth. keywords: Hydroponics | Plants | Nutrients

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