Hydroponics Vs. Dirt
There are certain benefits and drawbacks to growing plants hydroponically rather than in soil. In general one can achieve greater precision with hydroponics which allows for significant benefits, but the procedure can be more complicated. Does this Spark an idea?
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Fewer Pests with Hydroponics
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One benefit of hydroponics is that by growing plants without soil there is nowhere for pests to live. Especially for plants grown hydroponically indoors pesticides will not be necessary.
No Weeding with Hydroponics
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Another benefit of hydroponics is it does not require weeding because only the plant grows in the inert medium.
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More Complicated Procedure with Hydroponics
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A drawback of hydroponics is that it can be more complex. Under ideal conditions soil growing could be as simple as spreading seeds and waiting. Hydroponics is more complex, but allows for more control over the growing process.
Tighter Placement with Hydroponics
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Plants grown hydroponically can be placed more tightly together than those grown in soil.
Higher Yields with Hydroponics
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In part because of greater control and easier nutrient access by the root system, plants grown hydroponically produce greater yields.
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