Hydroponics

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What is Hydroponics?

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

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What do plants need to survive?

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Water, sunlight, air, nutrients, and anchorage.

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What is a Passive Hydroponic System?

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A system with no moving parts, often portable, that relies on gravity and capillary action.

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What is an Active Hydroponic System?

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A system that uses moving parts, such as pumps, to circulate nutrients to plants.

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What is the pH scale range for acidic solutions?

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1-6.

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What is the earliest known documentation of Hydroponics?

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Egyptians used floating gardens.

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What are the benefits of Hydroponics?

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Faster plant growth, less water usage, and no soil-borne diseases.

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What is nutrient solution in Hydroponics?

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A mixture of water and essential nutrients that plants absorb.

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What role does light play in Hydroponics?

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Light is essential for photosynthesis, which allows plants to produce energy.

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What is the difference between Hydroponics and traditional soil gardening?

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Hydroponics uses nutrient solutions instead of soil, allowing for more control over plant growth.