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Hydroponic Gardening System Types

Aquaponic Systems

Aquaponic Systems

A self-sustainable garden that uses water as the growing medium in a beneficial nutrient solution.

Aeroponic Systems

Aeroponic Systems

Plant roots are hung in a grow chamber without any growing medium and their roots are sprayed with nutrient-rich water.

Deep Water Systems

Deep Water Systems

The roots of plants are encased in a net pot and media, suspended in liquid nutrient solution for lower maintenance.

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Hydroponics Gardening for Every Need

A do it yourself hydroponic system can be up and running in no time. Immerse yourself in this crafty, productive indoor garden activity. It’s a hands-on grow challenge that incorporates a touch of science, nature, creativity and payoff. When scaled up, your hydroponics system can grow into a business venture, or simply help put food on the table.

Don’t Know Where to Start?

We offer deep water system hydroponics, an entry-level, intro to hydroponics. Even better, The Home Depot has hydroponic starter kits of all types for faster and more successful planting.

Hydroponics for the Ambitious

Try an ebb and flow system, which enables you to grow multiple plants at one time. It pays for itself with high yields and efficiency over time. You can also build your own piece by piece or expand on your system with our solid selection of hydroponic equipment. From hydroponic pumps to hydroponic grow tents, we have your garden covered.

Farm in Your Own Home

Imagine your own hydroponics, all your hydroponics garden needs is: a system, water, hydroponic seeds, plant grow lights, and nutrients. Grow fruits and vegetables like hydroponic tomatoes, lettuce, spinach, strawberries and herbs. We can help make it happen. We have all the hydroponic soils, supplies and hydroponic liquid fertilizers you need to keep your plants thriving and on a general feeding schedule. When done right, you can get twice as much harvest in less time than traditional soil-and-sun outdoor gardens.