Hydroponics made easy

William Texier Hydroponics Made Easy Everything about growing plants indoors With this richly illustrated bible for gardening with hydroponics, your yields will exceed all expectations. Presentation Whether your plants are rooted in water, air, coconut fiber, or clay pellets, hydroponics makes it possible to grow healthy plants and harvest fresh fruits and vegetables 365 days a year. From the basics of gardening for beginners to detailed descriptions of high-tech equipment and professional know-how, this comprehensive guide contains everything you ever wanted to know about the art of hydroponics. This new edition has been expanded to include a chapter on current developments and will answer all your questions about urban gardening, bioponics, sustainable microfarms, and kitchen gardens. Author William Texier was born in Paris. After studying in the United States, he discovered hydroponics in 1985 and became a passionate follower of the technique. With his friend Lawrence Brook, he developed aeroponic systems and conducted research in California. In 1994, he returned to France and founded General Hydroponics Europe with his wife Noucetta Kehdi. William Texier is a research pioneer in the hydroponics industry; he invented and patented "bioponics" (biological hydroponics) in 2004. With thirty years of experience, he is considered a world authority on these innovative gardening methods. Hydroponics Made Easy has been translated into nine languages.