I grow in many different colors, commonly green, red, and orange. I can sometimes be spicy.
Peppers
What grows in a greenhouse?
Fruits, vegetables, herbs, and flowers.
Hydroponic growing uses soil.
True or False
False.
Hydroponics is a water based method using water and nutrients instead of soil.
What are Ohio State's colors?
Scarlett & Gray
I am a fruit but culinary considered a vegetable.
(You can find me on your tour in the CEARC)
Tomato
What are greenhouses made of?
Glass or Plastic
Hydroponics is only water for the roots to soak up.
True or False?
False! It is is not only water but also a nutrient solution.
Who is Ohio State's mascot?
Brutus Buckeye!
I grow in Deep Water Culture also known as ponds. I am considered a leafy green.
Lettuce
How big are greenhouses?
Various sizes, small backyard ones to what you're touring today at the CEARC!
What are challenges in hydroponic growing?
- may require more energy
- limited on what crops can grow
- high initial investment
What is the most common major at The Ohio State University?
- Communications
- Finance
- Nursing
- Law
Finance
I am grown in the garden outside. I am round, and my insides are a yellow-orange color that is rich in vitamins A and C.
(Hint: A type of Melon)
Cantaloupe
The CEARC has a 4-compartment ______-style greenhouse and an 8-compartment _________ research greenhouse
Commercial
Traditional
What are challenges in traditional growing?
- requires more land
- dependent on weather conditions
- higher water usage
- season dependent
__,___ students attend The Ohio State University.
66,901 students!
I am not the most common to greenhouses due to my genetics, but I am small, sweet, and juicy.
(You can find me in the short crop experiment at the CEARC)
Strawberries
There are over ______ acres of greenhouses in the U.S. - twice the size of Ohio State's Campus
3,000
Name 3 types of soil alternatives when using hydroponics.
-Rockwool
- Coconut Coir
- Perlite
Waterman located on Ohio State's campus in Columbus is ___ acres.
260 acres