Hi All,
My name is Bhavesh and this is my first blog.
The intent of posting this blog is to share my experience in setting up a small hydroponic system and make people aware of how simple it is.
Very few people are even aware of the word Hydroponics and if someone would tell them that you can grow veggies/herbs without soil, you would definitely get a weird look.
Yes my friends, it is very much possible and you can grow herbs and vegetables in a small amount of space in your balcony or kitchen window.
What i plan to achieve is
Create an awareness about this unique and amazing system and make people realize that they too can grow quality herbs and vegetables in a small amount of space by devoting minimum time from their busy schedules
What you can grow is Basil, Spinach, Coriander, tomatoes, cucumbers, different types of gourds, broccoli, lettuce, chinese cabbage, thyme, rosemary and much more....
I am not an expert and am still learning from my experiences. Have just finished creating a small system which can accommodate 10 Plants. the seeds are currently in the germination stage and would be able to transplant them in to the system in the next 8-10 days.
Will soon be posting details on how i setup the system and its progress.
Keep watching for more..... :-)
My name is Bhavesh and this is my first blog.
The intent of posting this blog is to share my experience in setting up a small hydroponic system and make people aware of how simple it is.
Very few people are even aware of the word Hydroponics and if someone would tell them that you can grow veggies/herbs without soil, you would definitely get a weird look.
Yes my friends, it is very much possible and you can grow herbs and vegetables in a small amount of space in your balcony or kitchen window.
What i plan to achieve is
Create an awareness about this unique and amazing system and make people realize that they too can grow quality herbs and vegetables in a small amount of space by devoting minimum time from their busy schedules
What you can grow is Basil, Spinach, Coriander, tomatoes, cucumbers, different types of gourds, broccoli, lettuce, chinese cabbage, thyme, rosemary and much more....
I am not an expert and am still learning from my experiences. Have just finished creating a small system which can accommodate 10 Plants. the seeds are currently in the germination stage and would be able to transplant them in to the system in the next 8-10 days.
Will soon be posting details on how i setup the system and its progress.
Keep watching for more..... :-)
Good going Bhavesh!! Looking forward to more Agri education from you... ;-)
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