Sure, we have everything about hydroponics on Youtube. If you are serious about hydroponics, maybe some offline studying might help you understand better advanced details that are written. If you are not into paper books and want something in between paper and video, then I give you Hydroponic books that you can read on Kindle.
Hydroponics for Beginners: Start Growing Vegetables at Home Without Soil Kindle Edition
Nick Jones Nick writes content on his website about hydroponics and microgreens. After several requests of his subscribers, Nick made these books for you to grow healthy greens at home quickly and easily.
The book written in 2019 has 224 pages of explaining basic technical details on how hydroponics works and how you can make your own system, including materials needed and sizes.
Most of the hydroponic systems are described and explained:
- Kratky system
- Wick system
- Ebb and flow or flood and drain
- Drip systems
- Nutrient film technique
- Dutch buckets
- Vertical growing systems
- Aeroponics
- Fogponics
Other than that, this book has much more to offer, including:
- A straightforward guide to mixing nutrients.
- Terminology used in hydroponics
- Troubleshooting
- Dealing with pests and diseases
- How to effectively start seeds
- How to clone existing plants
- An overview of the required equipment
Find out more about the book here.
Hydroponics: Beginner’s Guide to Effective Hydroponic Gardening at Home Kindle Edition
The book written by Gary Carter is 114 long and talks about:
- the various hydroponic systems and how they work
- what do you need to have a hydroponic system: hardware, nutrient solution, light
- list of herbs you can grow hydroponically and basic details for each one
- list of vegetables that are easy to grow in hydroponics and details about nutrient solution, spacing , temperatures, PH
- Fruits that you can grow
- Part lists and assembly details for various DIY hydroponic systems
- Troubleshooting your hydroponic garden: pest, diseases and maintenance
Read more about the book here.
Hydroponics for Beginners: The Complete Guide to Hydroponic Gardening, Designing and Building Inexpensive DIY Hydroponic Systems, And Growing Vegetables, Fruits, and Herbs in Water
Hydroponics for Beginners is a comprehensive, practical guide that not only answers these questions, but also covers everything you need to know in order to start and maintain a healthy hydroponic garden. This book can help you get the most out of your hydroponic garden with step-by-step instructions and useful tips for beginners. You will learn all the dos and don’ts of starting and maintaining a healthy hydroponic garden.
The book is written by Max Barnes who is a long time homesteader who recently began writing about animal care to show other homesteaders that keeping farm animals is not as difficult as it might seem. His book about hydroponics is very detailed and contains things you can find in other books like nutrient deficiencies, plants you should grow hydroponically, choosing the right system.
Read more about the book here.
Hydroponics for Preppers: The Complete Beginner-Friendly Guide to Creating Your Hydroponic Survival Garden | Live Off Grid with the Kratky Method and Become Self- Sufficient
With this book’s help, you can make an endless food resource in your garden or apartment with no soil and simple everyday items.
The book shows how to procure fresh, organic vegetables for you and your family using a glass jar with a bit of water and a few seeds. Or create a sophisticated garden that will allow you to cope with even the worst-case scenario.
- Hydroponics Basic: detailed description, materials needed, and pros and cons for each system so you can choose the one that best suits your needs.
- How to Build Your Hydroponic Survival Garden: a step-by-step guide to becoming self-sufficient using simple items you have around the house.
- Most Common Problem & Solution: you will be able to recognize and solve problems or needs of your plants or hydroponic system components.
- Fastest Growing Plants: a detailed list of the fastest and easiest plants that will give you harvest in 30 days.
- Kratky Method: step-by-step method to ensure healthy and nutritious food for your family in the easiest and cheapest way.
Read more about the book here.
DIY Hydroponic Gardens: How to Design and Build an Inexpensive System for Growing Plants in Water
With practical information aimed at home DIYers, author Tyler Baras (Farmer Tyler to his fans) shows exactly how to build, plant, and maintain over a dozen unique hydroponic systems, some costing just a few dollars to make.
Tyler Baras has a range of urban agricultural experience from homesteading to commercial hydroponics.
While completing his B.S. in Horticultural Sciences at the University of Florida, he traveled overseas to study Organic Agriculture in Spain and Protected Agriculture (greenhouse production) in China.
In the book, you will find details about:
- Recipes for nutrient solutions
- Light and ventilation sources
- Comprehensive equipment guide
- Growing and maintenance instructions
- 12+ hydroponic system builds
- Complete crop selection charts
Read more about the book here.