Hydroponics is a method of growing plants without the use of soil. Hydroponics is considered to be a more efficient way of providing plants with food and water. The truth is, plants don’t use soil; they use water and nutrients present in the earth.
As the population grows, increased demands for food, coupled with finite resources, have contributed to concerns about adequate food production. Efforts to address these concerns and still provide the freshest, healthiest produce possible, are incorporating the use of hydro/aeroponics in commercial farming.
Part III – Taking into Consideration Outdoor Climate, Greenhouse or Indoor Growing: In the first part of this 3-part series about cannabis cultivation, we discussed origins, landrace strains and cannabis varieties. We learned about several factors, which come together to influence the makeup of cannabis
Choosing which strains to grow in your commercial cannabis facility should be most largely influenced by demand. The recreational cannabis market has seen steadfast strains consistently sell well. But, it has also seen strains come and go as perceptions of plant strains influence the market.
With a constantly growing world population, it’s becoming increasingly important to find ways to grow enough food to feed the masses. Alternatives to traditional agriculture are sought to minimize land and water use, while still producing enough food to feed the world population. Vertical farming
Aeroponics is an efficient and effective way to grow plants without soil and with very little water. In aeroponic farming, plants are secured in a way that allows the crown to grow upward and the roots downward without any soil. The plant tops and the
