Tomatoes and peppers share similar heat, light, and moisture needs – they’re good companions in hydroponics.
Use a balanced hydroponic formula for fruiting vegetables. Monitor EC/pH weekly. Both crops thrive at pH 5.8–6.3, EC 2.0–2.5 mS/cm during fruiting.
Don’t cram too many plants. Give each enough root volume and light. With compact varieties and proper spacing, a mixed DWC tote yields well.
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