Opinion On Hydroponic Gardening

Q: What is your opinion on hydroponic gardening?

A: Hydroponic gardening is lots of fun as a hobby but it’s lots of work as a

business. There are several methods of suspending plant roots in nutrient-
filled water. You’ll be astonished at how quickly plants can grow using

hydroponic methods. You’ll also be taken aback at how fast root disease can
spread. I have a big list of resources at bit.ly/GAhydroponic.

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