Plant Hydroponics

Hydroponic systems are categorized into active and passive types, each with its unique mechanics and suitability for different cultivation needs. The course displays the principles of these systems, guiding learners through the process of selecting and setting up the optimal system for their cannabis plants. This decision-making process is critical, as hydroponic gardens, while potentially accelerating plant growth, demand meticulous attention and care from the cultivator.

Understand advantages and challenges associated with hydroponic systems, providing a balanced perspective to enable informed decisions. Learners will gain insights into constructing a hydroponic unit from scratch, covering the spectrum from basic to advanced setups. The training emphasizes the diversity of hydroponic methods, from the simplicity of passive systems to the complexity of active systems, ensuring an understanding of soilless cultivation.

Learners will cover various hydroponic systems, including Ebb and Flow, Air Table, Deep Water Culture (DWC), and various top-feed systems such as self-contained, multiple bucket, and vertical arrangements. Each system is dissected to reveal its operational dynamics, advantages, and suitability for different types of cannabis cultivation. Special attention is given to the Nutrient Film Technique (NFT) and Aeroponic systems, showcasing their high efficiency and potential for superior yields.

Focused on hybrid systems, such as the Hybrid NFT, which combines elements of different hydroponic methods to optimize growth conditions and maximize yield. This approach encourages learners to think creatively about system design and adaptability to specific cultivation scenarios.

By the end of the training, participants will have a thorough understanding of the pros and cons of various hydroponic systems, the technical know-how to build and maintain a hydroponic garden, and the confidence to apply these techniques to achieve exceptional cannabis growth.