http://www.Hydroponics-Guide.com/HydroponicsInfo/ScienceofHydroponics/index.php http://www.Hydroponics-Guide.com/rss/ScienceofHydroponicsTips.xml Science of Hydroponics from Hydroponics Guide Hydroponics is commonly referred as “the cultivation of plants in water”. However, study shows that various media can support the growth of the plant. The definition was broadened to “the cultivation of plants without soil”. keywords: Hydroponics | Plants Fri, 03 Nov 2006 04:54:05 -0700 http://www.Hydroponics-Guide.com/HydroponicsTips/1.php http://www.Hydroponics-Guide.com/HydroponicsTips/1.php Aeroponics is classified as a hydroponic method where roots of the plants are continuously or discontinuously place in an environment soaked with fine drops such as a mist or aerosol of nutrient solution. keywords: Hydroponics | Plants | Aeroponics Fri, 03 Nov 2006 04:54:05 -0700 http://www.Hydroponics-Guide.com/HydroponicsTips/2.php http://www.Hydroponics-Guide.com/HydroponicsTips/2.php One important thing that a hydroponicist should learn is the different media that will deal on growing technique of hydroponic plants. The following are the different growing media used in hydroponics: *Expanded Clay- enable nutrients to be controlled by the water *Rockwool- made from basalt rock Fri, 03 Nov 2006 04:54:05 -0700 http://www.Hydroponics-Guide.com/HydroponicsTips/11.php http://www.Hydroponics-Guide.com/HydroponicsTips/11.php Yes. Hydroponic plants particularly those that are in outdoor gardens also experience a dilemma when it comes to insects. Most of the insects grow rapidly which can affect the growth of the plant. However, there are pesticides and insects sprays that will help prevent its multiplication in your hydr Fri, 03 Nov 2006 04:54:05 -0700 http://www.Hydroponics-Guide.com/HydroponicsTips/13.php http://www.Hydroponics-Guide.com/HydroponicsTips/13.php Everything here is © Hydroponics Guide, Copyright 2006, All Rights Reserved Worldwide.