Work that water! Hydroponics made easy
This simple system, which builds on the principle of isolating the nutritive solution in which water roots grow from the evaporative effects of the environment, can be invaluable in situations where spaceis limited and/or soil quality is poor.
is limited and/or soil quality is poor.
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