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Hydroponic systems, whether homemade or store bought, suffer from a few common problems. These problems include algae growth, leaks, clogs, inconvenience of use, the temperamental nature of some systems, (which make them high maintenance), and the expense of maintaining and reusing different types of systems.
However, cons may involve higher initial setup costs, the need for technical expertise, and a reliance on artificial lighting and climate control. Also, many argue that hydroponically grown produce may lack certain flavors or nutrients compared to soil-grown crops.
The Industry Standards Rockwool is considered by many commercial growers to be the ideal substrate for hydroponic production. Because of its unique structure, rockwool can hold water and retain sufficient air space (at least 18 percent) to promote optimum root growth.
In fact, pretty much the only plants that dont adapt well to hydroponic gardening are ones that need a lot of space to sprawl, climb, or grow (like vines and trees) and root crops (think potatoes, carrots, onions).
Its easy to come by and when a lot of grow medium is needed, such as in a flood and drain system, rock is one of the more cost-effective grow mediums to choose from. Ive found pea gravel, lava rock and river rock to work well with many of my hydroponic systems as grow medium.

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Disadvantages of Hydroponic Farming High Set-Up Cost. Setting up a hydroponic system is expensive. Reliance On Constant Power Supply/System. High-Level Maintenance Monitoring. Susceptibility to Waterborne Diseases. Requires Special Expertise. Debatable Nature of Organic Labels.
Perhaps the largest drawback for Hydroponics is the excessive amount of energy it requires for indoor operations (like vertical farming).

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