Hydroponic gardening uses growing media instead of soil, enabling year-round indoor/outdoor growing. Beginners need three core supply categories.
Rockwool blocks hold seeds directly; transplant to larger blocks as plants grow. Expanded clay is another versatile, available option.
Media provide no nutrition. Buy crop-specific pre-mixed solutions—cheaper and easier than mixing fertilizers with precision scales.
Outdoors: sun suffices. Indoors: choose energy-efficient, plant-friendly, comfortable lights—they run constantly.
Start with these basics from garden centers or online retailers for a successful hydroponic adventure.
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