A method of growing plants without soil, using nutrient-rich water solutions instead.

Liquid mixtures containing essential nutrients for plant growth, crucial in hydroponic systems.

A measure of acidity or alkalinity in water; optimal pH is vital for nutrient absorption in plants.

The process of choosing suitable plants for hydroponic growth based on compatibility and market demand.

The planning and structuring of a hydroponic setup to maximize efficiency and yield.

A type of hydroponics where roots are suspended in air and misted with nutrient solutions.

A hydroponic system that periodically floods the plant roots with nutrient solution and then drains.

A hydroponic method where plant roots are submerged in nutrient-rich water with oxygen supplied via air stones.

A lack of essential nutrients in plants, leading to poor growth and health.

The total quantity of crops produced in a specific area, often measured in weight.

The process of identifying and resolving issues within a hydroponic system.

Farming practices that maintain the health of the environment and resources while producing food.

Growing food in urban areas, often utilizing limited space and innovative techniques.

Artificial lights used to provide the necessary light spectrum for plant growth in indoor settings.

A method of propagating plants by taking cuttings from a parent plant and encouraging root growth.

A hydroponic system that delivers nutrient solution directly to plant roots through a network of tubes.

Growing plants upwards to save space, often used in urban hydroponic setups.

Hydroponic setups that continually recycle nutrient solutions to maintain optimal conditions.

A layer of microorganisms that can develop on surfaces in hydroponic systems, affecting plant health.

Substances added to nutrient solutions to provide essential minerals for plant growth.

The length of day and night that influences plant growth and flowering.

Young, edible plants harvested just after the first leaves have developed, often grown hydroponically.

Regular checks and tasks performed to keep a hydroponic system functioning optimally.

Substitutes for soil, like rock wool or clay pellets, used in hydroponics to support plant roots.

The practice of alternating different crops in a hydroponic system to improve soil health and yield.