by Agrotonomy | Dec 17, 2020 | Tower Garden & Aeroponics |
Rockwool for agriculture is often confused with rockwool for insulation or even fiberglass. Rockwool for insulation or fiberglass can be detrimental to one’s health when handled without a protection mask. In fact, the little particles of rockwool or fiberglass can...
by Agrotonomy | Dec 17, 2020 | Tower Garden & Aeroponics |
We have recently released 2 e-books related to growing crops using Tower Garden technology: 1. Getting the most out of your aeroponic tower: This e-book is jam-packed with tips and tricks and do’s and don’ts for Tower Garden owners. Aside from being loaded with Tower...
by Agrotonomy | Dec 6, 2020 | Uncategorized |
Collard greens like its cousins the cabbage and broccoli are by every means a superfood! Although purpose of this publication is not to advocate the health benefits of such or such crop, let’s say that it is a pleasure to grow and cook such a tasty, versatile and...
by Agrotonomy | Dec 6, 2020 | Uncategorized |
Growing celery on the Tower Garden has its pros and cons: Unless growing celery in the perfect climate-controlled greenhouse conditions, celery takes a long time to grow on the Tower Garden (up to 60 days and even longer depending on varieties). Also, the celery...
by Agrotonomy | Dec 6, 2020 | Uncategorized |
Loofah plants, like their cousin the cucumber, belong to the cucurbit family. They produce invasive vines. When growing loofah on the Tower Garden, an outside structure is needed to grow the plants. Vines can be as long as 6 m (20 feet) and produce large fruits. The...
