Decades of research confirm plants absorb essential nutrients from water—not soil. Soil merely holds nutrients that dissolve in water for root absorption. Hydroponics delivers nutrients directly via water, eliminating soil entirely. Indoor hydroponic systems and homegrown hydroponics have proven successful worldwide, becoming a leading method for food and vegetable production.
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