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Hydroponics is the technology of growing plants in a nutrient solution composed of water and fertilizer. The term hydroponics was first used in the late by Dr. W.F. Gericke. He developed a technique, pioneered by German scientist Sachs in 1860.
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First experiment related to the method of hydroponics were done by
Updated OnMay 20, 2022
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