Building a Hydroponics system at Home for Beginners

Instructables.com member trebuchet03 has posted an instuctable on setting up a diy hydroponics system.

Solar Powered Hydroponic Garden

Instuctables member technoplastique has posted a tutorial on creating a hydroponics system powered by the sun. The system arranges the plants vertically. The solar powered pump for this hydroponic garden "pulls the solution from the reservoir below to trickle over the roots of the plants inside the box. The footprint is 36" by 8" and it accommodates 50 plants."

How To Get More Fruits and Vegetables Into Your Diet

Getting the minimum five daily servings of fruits and vegetables is not as daunting as you might think.

Grow Sprouts Without Complicated Equipment

Local, home grown sprouts. Gow delicious, power sprouts in your very own kitchen without the use of any fancy equipment.

The Process of Growing Sprouts

A video explaining how to grow sprouts and some of the benefits.

Build a Hydroponics System

Want to build a fun, cool and green science project? Then try Hydroponics. Hydroponics is a project that you can build into an ordinary 2 liter soda bottle. All you need are a few inexpensive items and a few seeds and you can build a fully working hydroponic set. This works best with smaller plants, such as radishes.

Prepara Power Plant

I first discovered the Prepara version of a hydroponic gardening system last year. Today I saw the Power Plant 'Pro' on HSN (Home Shopping Network) for a special price of $99. Once the introductory period is over, the regular price should go to approximately $120. The package includes the Power Plant 'Pro' and a grow light (which normally is a separate purchase).

Organic Food Sales Continue to Grow in Bad Economy

'Organic Food Sales Still Growing Despite Economic Woes'


"The market research firm Euromonitor International is reporting that global sales of organic food and beverages reached almost $23 billion in 2007, with the US accounting for around 45% of the total. Typical growth rates of 20 to 30 percent for organic food sales in the United States eased in the second half of 2008… said Tom Pirovano, director of industry insights at market research firm The Nielsen Co. Sales in December were up 5.6 percent, year on year, against a 25.6 percent rise a year earlier.
It's a good bet that any industry that is still growing in these economic times is in pretty good shape. Industry watchers suggest that the core organic consumer isn't jumping ship, they're just being more careful with their food dollars.

Green Products Suffer in Slow Economy

Restaurants, Green Products Big Losers as Pessimistic Consumers Cut Back

Some 58% of Americans feel that the economy has reached a low point and nearly half (47%) think it will stay this way for a while, prompting spending cutbacks on nearly everything - from charitable contributions to dining out to beauty and grooming products, according to the November/December 2008 Insight Report from MarketTools, Inc.

The report, which focuses on US economic conditions and how they will affect spending in the coming months, foretells an economically turbulent holiday season and spending reductions for the longer term.

Green Products Stay on Store Shelves

Garden Patch Grow Box

No Green Thumb? No Problem!

The Garden Patch Grow Box ($29.95 each) could be the perfect planter for you. It comes complete with fertilizer, easy instructions and planting guide. Tough UV construction lasts a lifetime. Just add plants and potting mix. 30"L x 15"W x 12"H. Green or Terra Cotta. USA made.

 

  • Grows your plants better
  • Self-fertilizing
  • Self-watering
  • No weeding
  • No bending
  • Works anywhere
  • No gardening experience needed.
  • Poor soil, rocky, sandy… it doesn’t matter anymore
  • Guaranteed to work every time.

 

 

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