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Hydroponic Vs. Soil Grown Produce

Hydroponically grown vegetables can be just as nutritious as those grown in soil. With hydroponics, the plants get nutrients from a solution instead. It depends on the nutrient solution the vegetables are grown in, but hydroponically grown vegetables can be just as nutritious as those grown in the soil or not more.

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Hydroponic Vs. Soil Grown Produce

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  1. Hydroponic Vs.SoilGrownProduce Hydroponically grown vegetables can be just as nutritious as those grown in soil. Plants obtain nutrients from soil. With hydroponics the plants get nutrients from a solution instead. Usually inhabiting large warehouses or greenhouses, hydroponic plants are arranged indoors, often in tall shelves, and they rely on artificial light ratherthansunlight. Plants make their own vitamins, so vitamin levels tend to be similar whether a vegetableisgrownhydroponicallyorinsoil.It’sthemineralcontentthatcanvary in hydroponic crops, depending on the fertilizer used. We can enhance a plant’s nutrientlevelssimplybyaddingnutrientstothesolutionthey’regrownin.We

  2. could add whateverwewant: calcium or magnesium, or minor elements like zinc oriron.The resultis thatvegetablesgrownhydroponicallycouldevenbe nutritionallysuperiortotraditionallygrownones. Nutrient content varies for produce in general, regardless of the growing method. Thedifferencesrelatetothe type offruit orvegetable, the timeofyear itis harvested, how long afterharvesting the crop gets eaten, and how it is handled andstored from farmtofork. HowisHydroponicProduce Different? Improved ProduceQuality: Since the system uses clean water, quality nutrients, and operates in a controlled environment,hydroponicsimprovesthetaste andqualityofproduce. EfficientNutrientSupply: Withhydroponics, cropsdon'ttakeaslongtogrow theirrootstofindthe nutrients theyneed.This reducesthefertilization requirementsforeach plant, andallowstheplanttotakeexactlywhattheyneed.Plantsautomaticallyreceive an accuracy dosage of fertilizersin predetermined intervals.These nutrients will besenttothereservoir,and circulatedenablingplantstoabsorbthemmore effectively. MoreControlledEnvironment: You can ensure healthier plants by using filtered water with a balanced pH. Plants ideallyneedapHlevelof6to6.5,andcontrolledwaterallowsyoutodeliverthis

  3. idealpHlevel, aswellasbeingnutritionallysuperiortothewatersoil-grown plants normally get. 4.NoSoilContamination: Heavy metals, pesticides,andother harmful chemicals cancontaminatesoil- grownvegetables.Thisisespeciallytrueifthesoilisnotmanagedproperlyorifit is near an industrial area. Because hydroponic vegetables arenot grown in soil, they areimmunetothistype ofcontamination. The bottom line is it depends on the nutrient solution the vegetables are grown in, but hydroponically grown vegetablescan be just as nutritious as those grown in soilofnotmore. SourceLink: https://www.gardengenie.in/hydroponic-vs-soil-grown-produce/

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