Hydroponics replaces soil with a nutrient-rich growing medium delivered directly to roots. Same light/water needs, but nutrient uptake is more efficient—yielding faster, more abundant growth.
Plants with thin, fibrous roots. Bulb-rooted plants still prefer soil.
Start seeds normally. When sprouts show 2–5 mm roots, transplant to hydroponic system. You’ll be amazed at the speed and vigor.
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