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A Suspended Pot Non-circulating Hydroponic method

Kratky, 2004. A Suspended pot, Non-circulating Hydroponic method . Proceedings of the South Pacific Soilless Culture Conference, Acta Hort. 648. p. 83-89. A Suspended Pot, Non-circulating Hydroponic method Kratky, Horticulturist University of Hawaii CTAHR/TPSS. Beaumont Agricultural Research Center 875 Komohana Hilo, Hawaii 96720 USA. Keywords: Cucumis sativus, expanded polystyrene, forestry tube, net pot, nutrient solution, Lactuca sativa, Lycopersicon esculentum, roots, tanks, water, vegetables Abstract The Suspended pot Non-circulating Hydroponic method only requires an initial application of Non-circulating nutrient solution which must be of sufficient quantity to supply the entire cropping period.

watering is required!), researchers and commercial growers. INTRODUCTION The suspended pot, non-circulating hydroponic method is a unique and powerful technique for growing vegetables because the entire crop can be grown with only an initial application of water and nutrients. This system is extremely efficient with water use.

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