Hydroponics lets you grow anything from windowsill herbs to closet citrus trees. But success depends on quality supplies—especially nutrients.
Discount plant foods lack the trace elements hydroponic plants need. Beyond nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, hydroponics requires chlorine, calcium, boron, manganese, iron, sulfur, zinc, copper, magnesium, and molybdenum. Soil provides these naturally; hydroponic solutions must include them. Verify labels even at specialty stores.
Transparent reservoirs grow algae, which kills plants. Use opaque containers—commercial or DIY—to block light.
Keith Roberto's "How-To Hydroponics" is an excellent resource for selecting supplies and mastering the craft.
Invest in the right supplies from the start—your plants will reward you with vigor and yield.
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