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      🌷Why grow in hydroponic gardens?! 🌱                                                                

The increase in population on an exaggerated scale has brought with it new alternatives to provide inputs, especially food, it is in the midst of this crisis that ingenuity in the field of agriculture takes a step forward.

Known as hydroponic cultivation, it is a technique that aims to triple the growth time, and utility, it is used without the use of land and also abandons traditional agriculture methods, this means that they do not face problems such as inclement weather.

Being these made by means of the roots in suspension and with varied supports that can go from the bark, to the gravel or the foam. To the above, of course, the water is added, which, in this case, is accompanied by the necessary nutrients for the crops to prosper.

It is noteworthy to highlight its particular usefulness since 93% of the remaining water can be used, being used in the development of techniques such as the one illustrated below.

🌎 Is it possible to standardize the use of hydroponic crops globally? 

There are certain factors that impede the construction and location of this type of orchards, despite this it is still the most probable reality, although it may not be able to be distributed by all the borders and sectors, both rural and urban on the planet, a percentage of 55%, since they correspond to the total value of environments in which its utility would be relatively "impossible".

(Number of deserts globally "25%" + number of glaciers "30%" = 55%)

According to the information, what would be more useful to grow using this technique? 🍁

   

Bambú

 Bamboo is the fastest growing and fastest growing terrestrial plant, it is considered "one of the plants that can save the planet", since it generates large amounts of oxygen, is capable of retaining water and reforesting forests, likewise It has various uses: such as the manufacture of paper, biodegradable products, buildings, and large food supplies. It is characterized by its "Perennial" species, the plants capable of surviving for almost their entire life, in order to provide the environment with great protection to the environment and atmosphere, despite these particularities, in general this type of plants needs a certain amount of earth with depths greater than 3 cm, becoming a problem, even so, the possibility is still present.

      

                                                                 Fern Bracken

Bracken Fern has the skills to grow or survive in the environments and soils most contaminated by the heaviest metals such as: arsenic, cadmium, copper, nickel, lead, among others. Scientists after long hours of research conclude that this Bracken Fern plant contains vitamin E, calcium, magnesium, copper, potassium, iron, among others. These help combat menstrual discomfort, as well as have expectorant properties that relieve airway congestion and cough, relax arteries and help fight hypertension. This plant, in addition to having healing properties, also has properties that benefit its environment and cultivation, since once they have matured, these metal-laden ferns are incinerated and can be reused.

What would happen in the near future whit the use of these techniques? 😀

In the future, applying the techniques of vertical agriculture by aeroponics and hydroponics would reduce soil erosion due to over-exploitation by agriculture and construction on a daily basis. Since by the year 2050 it is foreseen that the soils will lower their quality, so as to lose 10% of all current agricultural yield due to erosion.

 For this reason, the most effective solutions are sought to counteract this damage, called "Vertical Agriculture", the objective of which is to enable agriculture to plant crops inside buildings and skyscrapers with the requirement of professionals capable of analyzing data, systems supervisors, and bioscientists. and other specialized professionals who work with crops.

Citing its innovative technologies for this process such as: Led Technology, which allows it to grow at low cost, without the need for sunlight. So that Vertical Agriculture offers better care for both humans and their nature, reducing carbon dioxide emissions, obtaining greater production of these, saving water, up to 95%, among others.

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