Hydroponic systems lack soil-borne microorganisms ^82%

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Created by: Yǔzé Ko
Created at: Oct. 10, 2024, 8:26 p.m.
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Hydroponics eliminates soil-borne plant diseases ^85%

85%

Hydroponics eliminates soil-borne diseases and pests completely ^77%

77%

Hydroponics eliminates soil-borne diseases and pests completely

Traditional farming methods rely on hydroponic soil. (Note: Hydroponic refers to a method of growing plants in water, not soil. Therefore, it's not accurate for traditional farming methods to "rely" on hydroponic soil.) ^73%

73%

Traditional farming methods rely on hydroponic soil. (Note: Hydroponic refers to a method of growing plants in water, not soil. Therefore, it's not accurate for traditional farming methods to "rely" on hydroponic soil.)

Hydroponic systems reduce soil erosion and conserve water ^71%

71%

Soil is required for hydroponic systems ^63%

63%

Soil contamination can occur in hydroponic systems ^88%

88%

Soil is used in some hydroponic systems ^89%

89%

Soil is used in some hydroponic systems

Soil produces better yields than most hydroponic systems ^85%

85%

Microbes are absent in hydroponic systems ^7%

7%

Microbes are absent in hydroponic systems

Hydroponic systems use less land than traditional farming methods ^88%

88%

Hydroponic systems use less land than traditional farming methods