Tipi di coltivazione idroponica

There are many types of hydroponic growing, each with its advantages and disadvantages. Before we begin, let's understand which one is best for us. Chapters 00:00 Introduction 00:22 Kratky 01:19 DWC 02:02 NFT 02:40 Aeroponics 03:15 Aquaponics 04:01 Final Considerations Each of these systems can be built at home with varying degrees of ease. It depends greatly on the space we have available, our budget, and the time we want to dedicate to this hobby. Types of Hydroponic Growing Kratky It's a stagnant water system; it's typically filled with water and nutrients only once and will remain that way until harvest. Any container is sufficient, even a jar for starters. The plant is suspended so that its roots touch the water but aren't submerged. This allows it to breathe and absorb nutrients simultaneously. Pros and Cons This is the simplest and most economical method for creating a hydroponic system. It does not require the use of pumps, filters, aeration stones, lighting, or anything else. Be careful of unwelcome insects (such as mosquitoes) that proliferate in this type of environment. If we place the plants on the side rather than on the lid, the containers can be stacked, expanding the system as desired. DWC (Deep Water Culture) Similar to the previous method, but the roots will be completely submerged in water. For this reason, it requires the addition of an aeration stone with its associated air pump. In some cases, a water pump is added to drip the nutrients from above and maximize production. Pros and Cons The system uses electricity for the air pump; consumption is minimal but constant. However, the plant should grow faster. It is not possible to stack the containers because the plant is placed on the lid. In the event of a power outage, the plant could drown. NFT (Nutrient Film Technique) Unlike the previous systems, this system uses a tilted container through which water flows like a stream. The nutrients create a liquid film on which the roots can settle. Pros and Cons This system uses electricity for the water pump. It is possible to grow rows of plants, making better use of the space and slope. In the event of a power outage, all the plants could die very quickly due to lack of nutrients. Aeroponics (towers and pots) In this system, the roots are completely exposed to the air and the nutrients are sprayed (or allowed to drip). In theory, this should be the system with the highest yields, as the roots will benefit from maximum oxygenation. Pros and Cons This system uses electricity for the water pump. It uses space very efficiently. In the event of a power outage, all plants could die very quickly because their roots aren't immersed in water. Aquaponics (types of hydroponic cultivation) This is a symbiotic system of plant cultivation and animal husbandry. On one side, the plants absorb nutrients, and on the other, the fish (and marine organisms) enrich the water with their waste. Pros and Cons You need to be an aquarium expert and carefully evaluate every variable. In the event of a power outage, the entire symbiotic system could suffer serious consequences. Final Considerations Each system has its advantages and disadvantages. Orientation is complicated, and we often overdo it, believing that a complex and expensive system is best for us. Experimentation is key, but it's best to do it calmly and calmly. Recommended Products Hydroponic Tower – https://amzn.to/3PHOB6Y Smart Garden – https://amzn.to/3PZmH7J Hydroponic Rack – https://amzn.to/45kobxD Hydroponic Pots – https://amzn.to/3LJdL3S Aquarium Pump – https://amzn.to/3LJuDr6 Organic Liquid Fertilizer – https://amzn.to/3PDozBM Hydroponic Fertilizer Kit – https://amzn.to/3RJmx5Q Indoor LED Grow Light – https://amzn.to/45gyqmT See you soon! Alessio For those interested in actively supporting me: Amazon - https://amzn.to/3Yrdut3 (Purchase on Amazon through my link) Patreon -   / solocosenove   (Make a spontaneous or recurring donation) Instagram/Facebook/Twitch - @solocosenove Telegram - https://t.me/solocosenove https://www.solocosenove.it #solocosenove #hydroponics #plants