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The plant is placed in a net cup over a container full of nutrient-rich water. At this time, the roots are just barely touching the water. As the plant grows and the root system develops, the water is depleted at a rate so the tips of the roots are just barely in contact with the water. The rest of the roots not actively absorbing water are instead absorbing oxygen. By the time the water levels are almost completely depleted, the plant should be ready for harvest. And as such, just one big water supply at the beginning of the grain cycle is enough to supply the plant until harvest time.
The plant is placed in a net cup over a container full of nutrient-rich water. At this time, the roots are just barely touching the water. As the plant grows a…
Ideas in this flowchart
- Hydroponic Plant Growth
- Initial Setup
- Plant in Net Cup
- Container with Nutrient-rich Water
- Root System Development
- Roots Barely Touching Water
- Water Depletion
- Oxygen Absorption by Roots
- Harvest Readiness
- Water Levels Depleted
- Single Water Supply Sufficiency