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Defining the Medium Culture in hydroponics hydroponics, which is the growing of plants without soil by providing them with nutrients via water, can be accomplished in two main ways. Solutions culture hydroponics is a technique where roots are exposed to water on their own; the plants and the water are the only part of the hydroponic system. In medium culture hydroponics, the roots are encased in some sort of solid growth medium before they receive the nutrient water solution. Medium culture hydroponics is somewhat controversial. Some argue its effectiveness makes it the superior hydroponic system of growing, above solutions culture. Others argue that the addition of a solid medium means that the growth process is not hydroponic at all. These nay-sayers complain that many of the growth mediums used actually supply some sort of nutrient to plants, making them, in effect, just like soil. Whatever objections some might have to using medium cultures in hydroponics, it is an extremely effect Read More Here