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Pioneered in cuba, organoponics is the replacement of water or other growing medium and fertilizer in hydroponics with an organic compost growing medium – which retains moisture and has abundant nutrients. Organoponics have yields similar to hydroponics – but are more pest resistant and more diversity can be grown.  Basically, it’s growing plants in compost – or the ecological evolution of pure hydroponics.
Pioneered in cuba, organoponics is the replacement of water or other growing medium and fertilizer in hydroponics with an organic compost growing medium – which retains moisture and has abundant nutrients. Organoponics have yields similar to hydroponics – but are more pest resistant and more diversity can be grown.  Basically, it’s growing plants in compost – or the ecological evolution of pure hydroponics.


''So this is hydroponics using compost tea as the growth medium? I can't ffind any information about it elsewhere on the Web'' --[[User:Conor|Conor]] 12:42, 5 November 2010 (UTC)


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*http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organop%C3%B3nicos
*http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organop%C3%B3nicos


 
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Introduction

Pioneered in cuba, organoponics is the replacement of water or other growing medium and fertilizer in hydroponics with an organic compost growing medium – which retains moisture and has abundant nutrients. Organoponics have yields similar to hydroponics – but are more pest resistant and more diversity can be grown. Basically, it’s growing plants in compost – or the ecological evolution of pure hydroponics.

So this is hydroponics using compost tea as the growth medium? I can't ffind any information about it elsewhere on the Web --Conor 12:42, 5 November 2010 (UTC)

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