Aquaponics

The Complete Guide to Build Aquaponics Systems to Grow Plants, Vegetables, Fruits and Microgreens for Indoor Gardening and Greenhouse Gardening

De: Donald Smith

Narrado por: KC Wayman

Build amazing aquaponics systems for your indoor and greenhouse gardens!

Are you interested in organic gardening?

Do you want to maintain a sustainable watering system, making your gardening super easy?

Then, aquaponics may be the right answer for you! This ancient style of gardening is making a huge comeback!

Aquaponics is a system of gardening that entails the mutual growth of plants and fish in the water. Similar to hydroponics, and in fact often combined together, aquaponics means that your plants are not growing in soil. Instead, they grow out of nutrient-rich water. That’s where the fish come in!

The fish create waste which is then used as fertilizer for the plants. In turn, the plants keep the water fresh and clean for the fish. And, the best part, if adequately set up, the system takes care of itself! You can grow all the fruits, veggies and greens you want, as long as you are well-informed about the best aquaponics practices.

In this guide, you will learn all about:

• What is aquaponics and what types of systems are there
• Differences between aquaponics and hydroponics
• How aquaponics biofilters work
• How to build your first aquaponics garden
• Materials and equipment you’ll need
• How to choose the best plants and fish for your aquaponics system
• And so much more...

Does the idea of building a self-sustainable nature’s wheel in your backyard sound exciting but a bit intimidating? There’s no need! With the right guidebook, building your first aquaponic garden can be pretty simple. What’s more, these systems are easy to maintain and can yield crops in almost any climate environment. With aquaponic gardens, you get the best out of gardening with zero troubles with pests!

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Good content, terrible narrator

Good content with some concrete facts that can be lacking in these book. The narrator was flawed in the delivery. His delivery was reminiscent of a 3 grader learning to read. There was pauses in between syllables, mispronounced words, and the rhythm of his delivery was very distracting.