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Soilless culture (soilless cultivation) refers to the cultivation method that uses substrates without natural soil or only when seedlings are raised, and then irrigate with nutrient solution after transplanting. Because soilless culture is able to create a good rhizosphere environment to replace the soil environment and effectively prevent soil continuous cropping diseases and physiological disorders caused by soil salt accumulation, it can fully meet crops' nutrition requirements for minerals, water, gas, and other environmental conditions.
In addition, the basic material for cultivation can be recycled, providing advantages such as water saving, fertilizer saving, and labor saving, while maintaining high yield and good quality.
Nutrient liquid composition in soilless culture is easy to control and can be adjusted at any time. As long as sunlight, temperature, and a basic supply of fresh water are available, this system can be deployed in diverse environments such as deserts, beaches, desert islands, urban suburbs, and even households for growing vegetables and flowers.
