Nom de l’auteur/autrice :Kaelen Thorne

You’ve seen it on social media: clear jars full of water, stems with tiny white roots growing like magic. It looks simple. Beautiful. Almost too good to be true. And you wonder: can I really grow new plants from a single leaf or stem? The answer is yes. Propagating houseplants in water is one of […]

You’ve set up your hydroponic system. The water is flowing. The lights are on. Your seedlings are in place. But something’s missing. Because even in a soil-free world, plants still need food. Not dirt—but nutrients. The right ones. In the right balance. At the right time. And if you’ve ever seen leaves turn yellow, growth

Table of Contents Identifying Hydroponic Pests and Diseases: A Visual Guide for a Healthy Garden You’ve poured time, energy, and care into your indoor garden. The lights hum softly, the nutrient solution flows steadily, and your plants respond with lush green growth. Then, almost overnight, something changes. Leaves curl, spots appear, and a faint webbing

Living in a city apartment doesn’t mean you have to give up on fresh, homegrown food. In fact, with limited floor space and no access to a backyard, traditional gardening can feel out of reach — but hydroponics makes indoor food production not only possible, but efficient, clean, and surprisingly productive. Hydroponic gardening involves growing

You’ve meticulously built your hydroponic system and carefully chosen high-quality nutrients. Your plants are growing, but perhaps not as optimally as you’d hoped. You might notice leaves yellowing between veins, stunted growth, or even worse—your prized tomato plant suddenly wilts despite perfect water levels. These are often clear signs that your hydroponic pH management needs

Want crisp, fresh lettuce year-round—but have no garden or experience with hydroponics?You’re not alone. Growing lettuce in a 5-gallon bucket using Deep Water Culture (DWC) is one of the easiest and most cost-effective ways to start soil-free gardening. In fact, it’s ideal for beginners, renters, and urban gardeners alike. In this guide, you’ll discover how

Want fresh, aromatic basil year-round—for pesto, pasta, or caprese salads—but hate the mess of soil and the hassle of watering? Growing basil hydroponically with the Krattky method is the cleanest, simplest way to cultivate lush, vibrant basil indoors—without pumps, electricity, or complex systems. Developed by Dr. Bernard Krattky, this passive hydroponic method is perfect for

Hydroponics isn’t just for commercial farms or science labs—today, anyone can grow fresh, nutrient-rich food at home using soil-free gardening methods. And the secret to success lies in choosing the best hydroponic plants that grow fast, yield abundantly, and adapt easily to water-based systems. In this definitive 2024 guide, we reveal the 12 top-performing hydroponic