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The word "hydroponics" was derived from the Greek words hydro, which means "water" and ponos, which means "labor or water-working". Hydroponics therefore is the practice of growing plants in either a bath or flow of highly oxygenated, nutrient-enriched water. In recent times, the definition of hydroponics has been broadened to read "the cultivation of plants without soil”.

Other appellations for hydroponics are soilless gardening, soilless culture and water gardening. The most noteworthy feature of hydroponics is the lack of soil. Hydroponics is a system by which plants are grown in water without the use of soil. The plants are anchored in an inert medium such as gravel or clay pellets. The roots of the plants grow downward through the medium and take up nutrient rich water, thus excepting the need for soil.

Hydroponics gardens take up less space than soil gardens and can be located on a porch or patio or inside the home. They require less water than soil gardens, as the water is recycled through the systems. Hydroponics gardens are less susceptible to disease and pests; soil born pests are virtually non-existent in a hydroponics garden. Plants in a soil garden need the soil to have all the essential nutrients. If the soil is nutritionally insufficient, the plant dies.

In hydroponics, the gardener has control over the type and amount of nutrients individual plants receive. In hydroponics systems, the water is continually recycled and the gardener can renew the nutrients every two to three weeks; this maintains a steady flow of nutrients to the plants. Growers all over the world are using hydroponic techniques due to the scarcity of a large water supply or fertile farmland. Home gardeners have started to use hydroponics on a smaller scale to grow fresh vegetables year round and to grow plants in smaller spaces, such as an apartment, condominium or balcony.

Hydroponic gardens use less space since the roots do not have to spread out in search of food and water. This small space requirement makes hydroponics ideal for home gardeners, and it makes better use of space. Soil-free hydroponic gardening offers many advantages to the home gardener. Since a sterile medium is used, there are no weeds to remove, and soil-borne pests and diseases are minimized, if not eliminated completely.

Properly grown hydroponic plants also are healthier and more vigorous because all of the necessary growth elements are readily available. The plants can mature faster, yielding an earlier harvest of vegetable and flower crops. But, one of the biggest advantages to gardening hydroponic is the ability to automate the entire system with a timer.

Automation reduces the actual time it takes to maintain plant growth requirements. Automation also provides flexibility to the gardener as one can be gone for long periods of time without having to worry about watering the plants.
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