Do Hydroponic Plants Grow Faster?

03/31/17 • 5 min

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Today's episode answers a question I got from Bo Bennet. He asks, "I've heard that plants grown hydoponically grow faster than soil plants. Is this true? If so, why?" Great question! We'll look at 4 reasons why plants (may) grow faster in a hydroponic system. Keep Growing, Kevin

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Hydroponics vs. Soil — Which is Better?

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