Why is Hydroculture So Good?

January 31, 2009

Hydroculture (a.k.a. passive hydroponics) is the practice of cultivating plants without the use of soil.  Because of the ease of maintenance and its many other advantages over soil, it is a perfect way for indoor gardening.

So why is hydroculture so good?

Healthier

pest-problems

  • Reduce allergy – no more spores, mold, mildew that are found in soil
  • Pest free – no centipedes, sow bugs, worms or other soil pests
  • Reduce odor

Cleaner

  • Easier clean up spills
  • Less risk of staining furniture

Watering Becomes Easy Task

hydroculture-soil-01

  • No more worry of overwatering or underwatering

Plants Like It

  • Nutrients are distributed evenly to the roots.
  • Good root aeration because pebbles do not compact like soil.

Less and Easier Maintenance

  • Pebbles don’t have to be replaced and can be reused.
  • Hydroculture plants have smaller root systems and require less frequent transplanting.
  • Water less frequently – your plants will do just fine even when you are on vacation.

Back to main page – Hydroculture – Clean, Easy, and Simple!

Tags: , , ,

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

*