Water System In Hydroponic Gardens
The Nutrient Film Technique: Plastic trough or tubes are used to provide water to the plants. This system provides nutrients constantly. Plants are suspended through holes in the top of the trough. So the trough gently sloped. This system contains many verities that are making it most popular for the home gardener. Aeroponics: Crops are planted in the containers in which roots are suspended in a nutrients fog rather than in solution. Containers are constructed with a A-framed Styrofoam board or plates. This system is very popular in the gardening. Plants are placed in holes along the sloped sides of the frame. Using special irrigation kits the nutrients mists are provided to the roots of the plants. It is good idea to use the system in the gardens due to its lack complexity. Aggregate System: Some inert materials are used in the Aggregate System. Rockwood, gravel, sand, clay pebbles, perlite and vermiculate these are the most common material that provided through water to the plants. This system provides plant support and provides enough oxygen to the roots of plants. Food and drain method is one of the best methods that used in the Aggregate media. Many water-holding containers, for example, plastic dish are filled with plants and other aggregate materials. Provide nutrients according to season and plants requirements. The roots should be flooded in the solution during each cycle. Trickle Feed Method is one of the methods used in aggregate system. The ½ inch irrigation tube is used to provide nutrients constantly to the plants. This tube branches into number of smaller tubes. These smaller tubes are used to provide material to the plant containers. Tube Culture is another method in which a 4 to 6 size plastic pipe is used to provide water and other nutrients to the water. These pipes are full of holes from all sides. They holes make such way that the water and nutrients should be reach to the containers. |
