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[https://www.instructables.com/Hydroponics-with-Reclaimed-Materials/ by pumpkinhead24 in Living AUTODESK Instructables] | [https://www.instructables.com/Hydroponics-with-Reclaimed-Materials/ by pumpkinhead24 in Living AUTODESK Instructables] | ||
Hydroponics is something that has interested me for quite a while. One of my projects a few years ago was based on the Deep Water Culture technique, where plants were suspended in a nutrient rich reservoir as an airstone aerates the roots. While this was sufficient, I couldn't grow anything but creepers and the reservoir was difficult for changing out the water. The experience and ideas stayed in the back of my mind over the past few years. | Hydroponics is something that has interested me for quite a while. One of my projects a few years ago was based on the Deep Water Culture technique, where plants were suspended in a nutrient rich reservoir as an airstone aerates the roots. While this was sufficient, I couldn't grow anything but creepers and the reservoir was difficult for changing out the water. The experience and ideas stayed in the back of my mind over the past few years. | ||
=====Vertical Hydroponic Farm===== | |||
[https://www.instructables.com/Vertical-Hydroponic-Farm/ by BLT Robotics in Workshop AUTODESK Instructables] | |||
The word hydroponics technically means working water, stemming from the Latin words "hydro" meaning water, and "ponos" meaning labor. Many different civilizations from the beginning of time have relied on hydroponics for growing plants, such as the early Mexican and Egyptian civilizations. However, recently growing hydroponically has grown in popularity and use across many different markets. | |||
