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Do hydroponic plants grow faster than the plants in soil?
Author: Harry Gurney
Website: http://www.Hydroponics-Guide.com
Added: Fri, Jul 21, 2006 20:47:34
Category: Hydroponics Questions
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It will depend on how you manage the techniques that you are going to use in hydroponics. If the methods are followed properly, the growth of hydroponic plants will be faster than those planted in soil.


It will also depend on the type of plants. There are plants that grow faster with hydroponics but there are also those that do not.


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