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You Need To Read About Growing Hydroponic Orchids!

Web Posted: October 18, 2007
Author: Rob Roy
Source: http://www.orchids-plus-more.com/growing-hydroponic-orchids.html 

 Guess what, I have come across something that may interest you as an orchid lover. It is growing hydroponic orchids. What is hydroponics?

Well, it is growing plants without soil. There are different systems that can be used, but all in all they have the same thing in common. It is the use of nutrients - water mixture poured over inert substance called aggregates.

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Why are Digital Ballasts Better

Posted by EditorsChoice    
Friday, 28 September 2007 
Before entering into a discussion as to why digital ballasts are superior to the old-fashioned magnetic core and coil types, it may be helpful to know exactly what a ballast system is in terms of hydroponic gardening and grow lights.

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Education trends: Hydroponics: a new glimpse of agriculture

By Kate York,

WATERFORD — Waterford High School has its share of unique class offerings, from ceramics to construction, but only students in one class there can say they’ve created their own miniature ecosystem.

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Hydroserre Mirabel brings a hydroponics job force to Overton County

Montreal-based Hydroserre Mirabel is taking the hydroponics business by storm with a unique method of greenhouse lettuce production. Resting on floating rafts in a pool of water, Hydroserre's lettuce never touches actual soil. The nutrients usually found in soil are simply extracted from the water medium, which allows Hydroserre to harvest twenty crops a year. With the growing popularity of more compatible lettuce varieties like Boston and romaine, these Quebecois are profiting from, and perpetuating, the growing trend among consumers to select healthier produce. 

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