The fish and plants you select for your aquaponic system should have similar needs as far as temperature and ph. there will always be some compromise to the needs of the fish and plants but, the closer they match, the more success you will have.. Aquaponics defined the integration of: aquaculture –growing fish in a re-circulating system ponos –the greek word for growing plants with or without media most people relate growing plants to hydroponics since both use nutrient rich water and both use soil-less media.. Growing healthy plants through the use of fish waste is an excellent way to generate a bumper crop. whether you’re intending to grow tomatoes or marijuana this approach can really make your life easier..
The fish waste provides the food for your plants which clean the water for the fish. all you need to do is feed the fish, monitor the setup and perhaps test the water from time to time. watercress is an excellent choice for your aquaponic system.. Aquaponics 101 part five: fish to water ratios this is the fifth in a series of posts that are going to teach you much of what you need to know about aquaponics. these posts are part of a book we are writing and will be selling on our website.. The fishes are what sets aquaponics apart from other forms of gardening but it’s the plants that provide most of the food. people always wonder, “what are the best plants for aquaponics?” i’ll be going through that in this section. while you may decide to use fish as food perhaps once or twice per week, you have to bear in mind that amount of fish can actually provide enough fertilizer.
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