● Hydroponics is a type of soilless gardening that can be done indoors or outdoors. It's a great option for people who don't have gardening space, or who want to grow herbs and vegetables in the winter.

● Hydroponic gardening saves space and uses less water than soil gardening. Growing in water also means no weeds. With artificial lighting, you can hydroponically grow year-round, even in Minnesota.

● Although almost anything can be grown hydroponically. Short-season crops or crops that do not produce fruit, such as herbs and leafy greens, are good choices for indoor production in winter. In summer, strawberries, tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers are all good choices. It has become increasingly common for commercial growers of these crops to use hydroponics instead of growing them in soil.

● Although almost anything can be grown hydroponically. Short-season crops or crops that do not produce fruit, such as herbs and leafy greens, are good choices for indoor production in winter. In summer, strawberries, tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers are all good choices. It has become increasingly common for commercial growers of these crops to use hydroponics instead of growing them in soil.

● For indoor hydroponics, supplementary lighting is almost always necessary. If you have a sunny south-facing window, you may have success growing plants indoors, but you may need artificial light in the winter.

● The most common lighting options for small growers include LEDS and fluorescent lights. Each type has pros and cons.

● Hortlite LED grow lights for hydroponic helps growers take control of lighting for plants. 8 bars structure will cover quite a large area so as to meet the light needs of plants. At the same time, up to 100 sets of devices can be controlled at the same time to achieve large-scale planting.