If you are a do-it-yourselfer and thinking about an Aquaponics diy system but, are still not sure of what this presupposes, then here are some things that will help you better understand the requirements.
The first thing you need to know about this aquaponics diy system is that it combines the principles of aquaculture with those of hydroponic gardening, thus resulting a new and highly effective way of growing plants and fish at the same time. With a tank of no more than 20 square feet and some netted pots you will be able to grow enough plants to supply your entire family and sometimes even give some to your neighbors.
Because the DIY system depends heavily on the fish, (the fish supply the food for your veggies to grow) you will need to take good care of the fish in order for the diy system to give proper results.
Proper care of the fish means monitoring the appropriate water temperature, the PH level, light as well as the oxygen, to keep the fish in good condition.
Basically, monitoring the water and feeding the fish is all that you will have to do in order to grow plants in the aquaponic diy garden. It is quite simple and the results are spectacular.
One of the great things about an aquaponic garden is the need to get on your hands and knees to work it. By placing the fish tank and the netting pots at waist level you make all the activities needed to take care of the fish and plants child's play.
So get ready to say goodbye to the digging, the bending and the stretching trying to reach across the larger surfaces. No more will you have the need to get on your hands and knees, to pull, tug, or twist out those unwanted weeds. Everything will be within arms reach.
The aquaponic diy system is suitable for any age as well as for people with any type of activity. It requires little time and it gives great results. As long as you take good care of your fish, your plants will grow bigger and bigger, will develop normally and at the end you will harvest the best veggies you have ever tasted!
The first thing you need to know about this aquaponics diy system is that it combines the principles of aquaculture with those of hydroponic gardening, thus resulting a new and highly effective way of growing plants and fish at the same time. With a tank of no more than 20 square feet and some netted pots you will be able to grow enough plants to supply your entire family and sometimes even give some to your neighbors.
Because the DIY system depends heavily on the fish, (the fish supply the food for your veggies to grow) you will need to take good care of the fish in order for the diy system to give proper results.
Aquaponics DIY
Proper care of the fish means monitoring the appropriate water temperature, the PH level, light as well as the oxygen, to keep the fish in good condition.
Basically, monitoring the water and feeding the fish is all that you will have to do in order to grow plants in the aquaponic diy garden. It is quite simple and the results are spectacular.
One of the great things about an aquaponic garden is the need to get on your hands and knees to work it. By placing the fish tank and the netting pots at waist level you make all the activities needed to take care of the fish and plants child's play.
So get ready to say goodbye to the digging, the bending and the stretching trying to reach across the larger surfaces. No more will you have the need to get on your hands and knees, to pull, tug, or twist out those unwanted weeds. Everything will be within arms reach.
The aquaponic diy system is suitable for any age as well as for people with any type of activity. It requires little time and it gives great results. As long as you take good care of your fish, your plants will grow bigger and bigger, will develop normally and at the end you will harvest the best veggies you have ever tasted!
Thank you for stopping by and reading my post "Aquaponics DIY Introduction" I hope that you will come back and read more of the post that I will be publishing. If you want to try your own system then hit one of the links on my site
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reuben
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