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what is pvc hydroponic system called
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A PVC hydroponic system often referred to as a PVC pipe hydroponics or vertical PVC hydroponics, is an innovative method of growing plants without soil. This system utilizes polyvinyl chloride (PVC) pipes as the primary structure to hold plants in place while providing them with water and nutrients. The pipes are typically drilled with holes where plant net pots are inserted, allowing roots to dangle inside the pipe where they receive nutrient-rich solutions. These systems can be configured vertically to save space or horizontally depending on the grower's preference and available area. Vertical configurations are especially popular among urban gardeners and those looking to maximize yield per square foot. One significant advantage of using PVC in hydroponics is its low cost and durability. PVC pipes are also readily available at most hardware stores, making this setup accessible to hobbyists and commercial growers alike. However, it's important to note that not all PVC is suitable for hydroponics; food-grade or NSF-rated (National Sanitation Foundation) PVC should always be used to avoid contaminating plants with harmful chemicals.
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