Have you ever tried farming at home? Some people plant in pots using the soil as the medium. However, lately there are many who plant the plants outside the land you know. This landless cultivation technique is called hydroponics technique. Let's see further explanation!
How to plant with this hydroponics technique using water as a medium with the help of nutrients put into the water. This hydroponic plant is not less healthy and nutritious, especially this technique prioritizes the fulfillment of nutritional needs of plants. Although this plant uses water media, the water needed is not much. Plants that can be planted using this technique also there are various kinds. Hydroponics plants are very suitable to be grown at home.
Here are some plants that can be grown using hydropnik techniques, namely:
Lettuce
Lettuce one of the plants that are often grown hydroponically. In addition to easy to cultivate, the people of Indonesia also often consume lettuce as a complementary menu, salad, salad, etc. Therefore, the lettuce is of high economic value because of the high market demand. It can even promote the family economy for those involved in cultivating it.
Spinach
Spinach is easy to find, but it's good if we cultivate their own spinach at home. With hydroponic techniques, the spinach you get will be more nutritious and of course the other incredible spinach content.
Tomato
To plant tomatoes using this technique must be considered from the selection of seeds. The superior seeds you buy for tomatoes will be more profitable at the later harvest. Seedling of tomato seeds should use media such as coconut fiber powder. After that, you should perform routine maintenance for up to one month and ready to be planted with hydroponics techniques.
Eggplant
Eggplant is usually grown on a large yard to improve the abundant crop. Eggplant is also high economic value to be cultivated. One of the benefits of eggplant is to prevent various diseases because it contains antioxidants and vitamin B.
Over time, it is now difficult to find a large area to cultivate eggplant so that hydroponic techniques have been practiced by the farmers eggplant.
