Drip
The drip system is a _____ system.
Tubing
DWC is a technique where plant roots are _________ in a continuously oxygenated water resevoir.
Submerged
A pump moves nutrient solution from the ____ end of a channel to the ___ end.
High & Low
A process that uses ___________ or pumps to filter water and nutrients to the roots.
Electricity
Aeroponics is a ____ free subset of hydroponics.
Soil
Drip delivers nutrients where?
Directly to the roots
It is ___ maintenance.
Pump moves nutrient solution from high end of channel to low end which flows over _____ and supplies them with _________, oxygen, and ________.
plant roots, nutrients, moisture
Uses ____ or a type of _____ like material to bring water from lower part of solution to upper part of plant.
Yarn & string
In Aeroponics you suspend the roots in a dark closed chamber and ____ the roots with nutrient rich water.
Mist
What does drip prevent the growth of?
Fungus and mildew
Faster
_____/_____ efficiency
Water & nutrient
_____ energy costs.
Lower
Aeroponics is ____ free.
Soil
Drip keeps soil ___ which helps reduce weed growth.
Dry
No ____ _____ diseases.
What is NFT best for?
Lettuce
It's the ________ version of hydroponics.
Simplest
Aeroponics uses ____ water.
Less
One con of drip might be...
Complex installation, easily clogs, tubing punctures easily
A con could be...
Higher risk of root disease, needs electricity, needs monitoring constantly
What is the growth speed of NFT?
Fast growth
No use for pumps or _____________.
Recirculation
What is a con of aeroponics?
Expensive, complex, vulnerable to power outages