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It's also becoming possible to grow plants hydroponically in a highly automated and controlled environment (warehouse/cattle shed), with up to a 98% saving in t
by getty 6y ago
It's also becoming possible to grow plants hydroponically in a highly automated and controlled environment (warehouse/cattle shed), with up to a 98% saving in treated water usage, 60% less nutrients required but with more nutritious crops and no pesticides. This is the case for High Pressure Aeroponics, which is slightly more complex than other hydroponic methods.
https://spinoff.nasa.gov/Spinoff2008/ch_3.html https://spinoff.nasa.gov/Spinoff2008/ch_3.html
- leadingthenet 6y agoThat's an interesting point, but isn't it also true that hydroponics are currently just not a very economically feasible option?
- smegger001 6y agoDepends on the crop. I know a lot of lettuce is grown Hydroponically. (but its basicly cellulose and water to begin with).