Hydroponique

"process of growing plants without soil," 1937, formed in English from hydro- + -ponics, from Greek ponein "to labor, toil," from ponos "labor" (see span (v.)). Related: [..]

cultivation of plants by growing them in nutrient solutions instead of soil.

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The science of growing plants in liquid rather than soils.

Growing plants in conditions without any soil

Hydroponics is a method of growing plants, whereby soil is replaced by nutrient and oxygen rich water.

The science of growing plants in mineral solutions or liquid, instead of soil.

The science of growing plants in water. Where the plant's roots are grown in an inorganic medium and the water holds all the nutrients. Immobilisation

A method of growing plants without soil but in water instead. Plant foods are fed into the circulating waters.

Growing plants without soil in sand, gravel, or liquid with added nutrients.

A method of growing plants without soil. Plants usually are suspended in water or inert growing media, and plant nutrients are supplied in dilute solutions. Visit atlantishydroponics.com for hydroponic equipment, tools, and gardening tips.

 Gardening without soil, plants are grown in water and supplied with the nutrients they need to grow.

growing plants without soil, usually by supplying nutrients to the roots by immersing them in a specially prepared solution or with special sprays (aeroponics).

A technique of growing plants (without soil) in water containing dissolved nutrients.

Hydroponics refers to a system of gardening that does not use soil. Plants are grown in water and receive their nutrients from the addition of solutions rather than soil. For growers, hydroponic advan [..]

a method of cultivating plants in nutrient-rich water, in the absence of soil

Hydroponics is the science of growing plants in a liquid nutrient solution rather than in soil. The plants are supported in a sterile, inert medium, such as gravel or peat, and regularly flooded with a nutrient-rich solution, which is drained off and reused until it is no longer beneficial. The air and light in a hydroponics enclosure is strictly c [..]

Growing vegetables and fruits (such as lettuce, tomatoes and cucumbers) in water with nutrients washing over the roots of the plants.

Growing vegetables and fruits (such as lettuce, tomatoes and cucumbers) in water with nutrients washing over the roots of the plants, without the use of soil.

(n) a technique of growing plants (without soil) in water containing dissolved nutrients

Hydroponics is the method of growing plants without the need for soil.

A technique for growing Plants in Culture Solutions rather than in Soil. The roots are immersed in an aerated solution containing the correct proportions of essential mineral Salts. (From Concise Dict [..]

A technique for growing plants in culture solutions rather than in soil. The roots are immersed in an aerated solution containing the correct proportions of essential mineral salts. (From Concise Dict [..]

 Growing of plants in water containing dissolved nutrients, rather than in soil.  This process is being used in greenhouses for intensive off-season production of vegetables.

A method of growing plants without soil. Plants usually are suspended in water or inert growing media, and plant nutrients are supplied in dilute solutions. Visit atlantishydroponics.com for hydroponi [..]