Description
Unleash your green thumb with *DIY Hydroponic Gardens*, the ultimate guide for every home DIYer eager to grow their own lush indoor garden. Authored by the renowned hydroponics expert Tyler Baras, this book demystifies the process of soil-free gardening, enabling you to cultivate your favorite vegetables without traditional limitations. Within the pages of this informative guide, you will discover over a dozen innovative hydroponic systems that are easy to build and maintain, some available for just a few dollars. Each system is accompanied by step-by-step photos that guide you through the setup process, from selecting nutrient solutions to choosing the right lighting and ventilation. Whether you're a novice looking to explore soilless gardening or an experienced gardener wanting to experiment with hydroponic setups, this book is packed with all the essential information you need to start your journey. Designed to thrive even in areas with limited water access, these hydroponic systems minimize water loss through evaporation, ensuring sustainability while you grow. Discover how to transform any space into a self-sufficient garden oasis with *DIY Hydroponic Gardens*. Get your green home flourishing today!
**Delivery Information:** We ship our products swiftly and securely to ensure they arrive safely at your doorstep. Fast shipping options are available for your convenience, keeping your hydroponic adventures on track.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9780760357590
Year: 2018
Publisher: Quarto US
Pages: 200
Description:
DIY Hydroponic Gardens takes the mystery out of growing in water.
With practical information aimed at home DIYers, author Tyler Baras (Farmer Tyler to his fans) shows exactly how to build, plant, and maintain more than a dozen unique hydroponic systems, some of which cost just a few dollars to make. Growing produce without soil offers a unique opportunity to have a productive garden indoors or in areas where soil is not present.
An expert in hydroponics, Baras has developed many unique and easy-to-build systems for growing entirely in water. In DIY Hydroponic Gardens, he shows with step-by-step photos precisely how to create these systems and how to plant and maintain them. All the information you need to get started with your home hydroponic system is included, from recipes for nutrient solutions, to light and ventilation sources, to specific plant-by-plant details that explain how to grow the most popular vegetables in a self-contained, soilless system.
Even if you live in an area were water is scarce, a hydroponic system is the answer you've been looking for. Hydroponic systems are sealed and do not allow evaporation, making water loss virtually nonexistent.
**Delivery Information:** We ship our products swiftly and securely to ensure they arrive safely at your doorstep. Fast shipping options are available for your convenience, keeping your hydroponic adventures on track.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9780760357590
Year: 2018
Publisher: Quarto US
Pages: 200
Description:
DIY Hydroponic Gardens takes the mystery out of growing in water.
With practical information aimed at home DIYers, author Tyler Baras (Farmer Tyler to his fans) shows exactly how to build, plant, and maintain more than a dozen unique hydroponic systems, some of which cost just a few dollars to make. Growing produce without soil offers a unique opportunity to have a productive garden indoors or in areas where soil is not present.
An expert in hydroponics, Baras has developed many unique and easy-to-build systems for growing entirely in water. In DIY Hydroponic Gardens, he shows with step-by-step photos precisely how to create these systems and how to plant and maintain them. All the information you need to get started with your home hydroponic system is included, from recipes for nutrient solutions, to light and ventilation sources, to specific plant-by-plant details that explain how to grow the most popular vegetables in a self-contained, soilless system.
Even if you live in an area were water is scarce, a hydroponic system is the answer you've been looking for. Hydroponic systems are sealed and do not allow evaporation, making water loss virtually nonexistent.