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Dear
Friend,
I
didn't have a green thumb. To be honest with you, I had a
reputation as something of a plant-killer. I could buy the
best
potting soil, follow instructions from a book perfectly, and still end
up with a puny, malnourished plant almost every time.
That always disappointed me, too. Like everyone else, I love
plants. I appreciate their natural beauty and I am a big fan
of
tasty, fresh vegetables. Unfortunately, my "black thumb" was
holding me back.
That's before I really learned about hydroponics, which is the process
of growing plants without using any soil.
Top Glossary Terms You Should Expect in Hydroponics
When you dive into the world of hydroponic gardening, you should know common
words and what they mean before you begin. Here are top glossary terms you
should understand when you get ready for hydroponics.
Acidic soil or liquid having a pH of 7 or less
Aeration supplies roots and plants with oxygen. For hydroponic systems
aeration means to aerate plants with a nutrient solution circulated by an
aquarium pump.
Aeroponics A plant system where the roots of plants are misted with a
nutrient rich solution to promote growth without the use of a medium
Alkaline soil or liquid having a pH above 7
Alkaloids the basic organic compounds that contain nitrogen
Annual a plant that matures and produces seeds in one growing season. An
example of an annual plant is a summer squash
Aquaculture another term for hydroponics
Auxin a plant growth regulating substance
Biodegradable material that decomposes through natural bacterial
action
Bloom Booster a fertilizer that is high in phosphorus which increases the
bloom or blossom yield of a plant
Burn when leaf tips turn dark because of excess fertilizer or salt in their
growing medium or nutrient solution
Calcium a vital element to all plants and is considered a
macronutrient
Chlorophyll the green matter of the plant
Chlorosis a nutrient deficiency in plants which causes yellowing of the
leaves
Clone a new plant created through asexual reproduction by cuttings, tissue
layering or layering
Compost decaying organic matter that is high in nutrients and beneficial as
plant fertilizer
Damping Off Fungus usually attacks young plants at the base of the plant.
Damping off fungus is caused by the over watering of plants
Drip System a hydroponic system that drips nutrient solution from emitters
around plants
Ebb and Flow System a hydroponic system that periodically floods then
drains nutrient solution around plants
Foliar Feeding the feeding of plants by misting them with a nutrient rich
solution on their leaves
Germination the initial development of a plant from a seed
Grow Medium supports the plants root systems. Examples of grow medium are
pebbles or coconut fiber
Harden Off to prepare a plant for the outdoors by slowly acclimatizing it
to a harsh climate
HID Lights high intensity lights that are the most effective artificial
light source for hydroponic plants
Hybrid a plant that is the offspring of two different breeds or
varieties
Leaf Curl caused by over watering, too much fertilizer, a lack of magnesium
or insect/fungus damage
Medium the material used instead of soil to support the root growth of
hydroponic plants. The medium also holds and releases the nutrient solution
used in hydroponic gardening
Necrosis the dying of plant tissue
Nutrient Film Technique a hydroponic technique that grows plants under a
constant stream of nutrient solution around the bottom of the roots while air
circulates around the top of the roots
Photosynthesis the process in which a plant produces sugar by converting
light energy into chemical energy
Rockwool a woven material used as a growing medium for hydroponic plants.
The woven material is made from volcanic rock and limestone that is heated at
a high temperature, extruded and then formed into blocks and slabs
Systemic used in reference to plant diseases; describes whether a disease
has occurred within a plant and not from an outside source
Wick used in passive hydroponic gardening systems. A wick is placed in the
medium and is then absorbed by the plant roots growing within the medium
LET
ME ASK YOU A FEW QUESTIONS...
- Would you like to eat
safe, healthy, homegrown vegetables?
- Would
you like to
experience the natural beauty of magnificent plants?
- Would you like to find a
fun, challenging new activity?
- Would
you like to finally
be the person with a GREEN thumb?
I am willing to wager that you answered "YES!" to at least a few of
those questions. Most people would answer yes to all of them!
If you answered "YES!" to any of those queries, it's time for you to
learn more about hydroponics.
Look, there's a hydroponics revolution on the way. This
amazing
system of growing plants is part of the future. Scientists
are
studying its ability to feed parts of the world beset by hunger. They
recognize it as a means of decreasing pesticide use. The
folks at
the space agencies even think it might be part of our future in outer
space.
Those are all great BIG reasons to love hydroponics. However,
you
are probably more interested in what soil-less gardening can do for you.
WHAT'S THE DEAL WITH
HYDROPONICS?
- Hydroponic gardening is
efficient. You get a higher yield while using fewer resources.
- Hydroponic
gardening is flexible. You can grow plants without a yard.
With a grow light, you can cultivate winning produce in a
garage.
- Hydroponic gardening is
simple. Once you know the basics, you can do wonders!
- Hydroponic gardening is
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- Hydroponic gardening is
fun. There's something wonderful about finally being the
person with a bright green thumb.
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