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Saturday, June 3, 2017
How to grow watermelon with hydroponics system.
How to grow watermelon with hydroponics system. The global hydroponic trends has enveloped the cultivation of melons and cantaloupes and this new trend is showing promising results in many parts of the world. Though you might think that the size of melons would make them hard to grow hydroponically, they grow quite well in coir substrate in greenhouses and poly houses.
The biggest concern with growing melons hydroponically is making sure that they have a controllable growing medium, adequate light and good high wire support for their increasing weight. learn
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