Hydroponic Grow Guides

Hydroponic Mushrooms: Growing Mycelium Without Soil!

It’s safe to say that mushrooms aren’t usually the first crops that people consider growing. Especially when it comes to hydroponics. Usually other growing mediums are associated with mushrooms.

However, despite the fact that they do not have roots, they can easily be grown in a standard hydroponic set-up. 

There are plenty of benefits to growing mushrooms at home too. The best part is just about any kind of mushroom can thrive in a hydroponic environment.

If you’re wondering how to grow hydroponic mushrooms, you’ve come to the right place. We’ll teach you everything you need to know in this helpful guide.

Growing Microgreens Hydroponically: The Complete Guide

Growing microgreens hydroponically is a great, unique way to cultivate a culinary essential indoors.

Growing this plant in soil in the garden is a great option too, of course, but once you learn the advantages and benefits of going the hydroponic route, you'll see why so many opt for this approach instead.

Not only will you be able to grow a large amount of food in a small amount of space, but you can do so regardless of your climate, the time you have available, or your skill level.

We're going to have you growing hydroponic microgreens in no time, after we teach you all about why you should try it and how you can get started.

At the end of this article, we'll share with you the best system to use for your garden, but let's start by explaining what microgreens even are!

How To Start A Kitchen Garden

At first glance, the idea of a kitchen garden may seem sort of odd. Whether you already have an herb garden or not, why would you want to grow things in your kitchen? Doesn’t a garden take up a lot of space, how would that even work?

The reality is that anyone who has a little counter space can start growing produce in their kitchen. We’ll cover the specifics of this later on, and give you a step by step guide on how to get started. 

But first, let’s explain why a kitchen garden might make sense for you.

How To Grow Hydroponic Tomatoes

If you are looking for a new food to grow indoors this winter, consider growing hydroponic tomatoes.

This is a very popular food that is actually both a vegetable and a fruit, and most people put their tomato garden on pause during the cold, winter months.

But, you can actually grow this plant year round, all from the comfort of your own home hydroponically! 

In this article, we’ll cover everything you need to know about growing tomatoes hydroponically, including pro’s & con’s, which varieties work best, which systems are best for growing hydro tomatoes, and the actual process of growing them.

At the end, we’ll go into detail on common problems people run into, and how to avoid them from the start so you can have a successful first grow!

How To Grow Hydroponic Strawberries

If you have a fruit or vegetable garden, and are looking for a fresh new challenge, you should consider growing hydroponic strawberries.

This is an easy plant to grow, and they do really well in hydroponic systems. Even if you have no experience growing strawberries in soil, you can get started growing strawberries hydroponically pretty easily.

We’ll elaborate on all the reasons you should try growing strawberries hydroponically, and share some of the drawbacks compared to growing them in soil.

After that, we’ll cover the different types of strawberries, and which ones are best for hydroponics.

We’ll also explain which systems are best suited for this plant, and go in-depth on how to get your grow started.

Then, we’ll take you through the entire process of actually growing your strawberries, along with how to harvest them.