Fish health and disease in aquaponics is extremely important to understand and monitor as fish are the driving force of your entire system. If you’re a beginner, you’re going to want to learn as much as humanely possible, but just remember that aquaponics is truly a trial and error process […]
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Why buy new plants when you can propagate rosemary from cuttings and fill your home or garden with this unbeatable hardy herb! Nothing beats the woody scent of rosemary. It’s fragrant, sweet-smelling, and aromatic to a tee! We love this fragrant perennial bush in our seasonings and essential oils. The […]
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The Yucca aloifolia, also called the Spanish bayonet, aloe yucca, or dagger plant, is a member of the Asparagaceae family. They are stunning with their broad stems and long, dagger-shaped evergreen leaves. They have a striking resemblance to a small palm tree as they grow. They add an ornamental touch […]
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Bell siphons are a staple of aquaponic gardening for good reason. These clever devices harness physics to automatically drain and refill your grow bed, providing a continuous cycle of fresh air and nutrient-rich water to your plants’ roots. With a little cleaning and a steady flow of water, a bell […]
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“Net pots” are miniature plastic pots that are used in hydroponics to hold, contain, and anchor a plant’s roots to your hydroponic system. Also called “net cups,” they are round or square in appearance with a distinct “net” shape to them, which allows water and air to flow through your […]
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Water quality in hydroponics and aquaponics is vitally important to understand and appreciate. Not only is it considered the most essential component of your system, but it is the lifeblood of the entire operation. Without good water quality, you can’t grow anything. While water itself comes down to just a […]
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If you’ve ever heard the word “aeroponics” used in the hydroponics community but couldn’t quite grasp what that meant, well, you’ve come to the right place! Aeroponics is taking nutrient-rich water and periodically spraying (or rather misting) it over your plant’s roots. So while your plant is receiving light from […]
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