by Agrotonomy | Jun 2, 2021 | Uncategorized |
Two years ago, we published an article on our blog titled, Is the Tower Garden a hydroponic tower or an aeroponic tower? There are actually six main types of hydroponic techniques used in commercial farming: • Wick Systems• Deep Water Culture (DWC)• Nutrient Film... by Agrotonomy | May 19, 2021 | Tower Garden & Aeroponics |
Gourds come in many shapes and sizes. Like the loofah, gourds grow exponentially and can vines can reach 12 m. Gourds are extremely prone to mildew and fungi. Like with all cucurbits, we advise you to have a growing strategy allowing the plant to grow on a structure... by Agrotonomy | May 17, 2021 | Uncategorized |
When growing corn on a Tower Garden®, it is mandatory to use a grow cage to support the stem of the plants. Without the use of a grow cage or support structure, the corn plant will uproot itself out of the tower in windy conditions. Due to the weight and size of corn... by Agrotonomy | Apr 26, 2021 | Tower Garden & Aeroponics |
Urban Smart Farms is an indoor aeroponic Tower Farm inside the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida. When the tourism industry came to a halt in Orlando Florida, Urban Smart Farms, Centerplate and the Orange County Convention Center switched gears and... by Agrotonomy | Apr 22, 2021 | Top articles, Tower Garden & Aeroponics |
When growing pole bean varieties on a Tower Garden®, the use of a support-cage or trellis/grow-teepee is required to allow the vines to grow properly. Pole beans include our favorites i.e. French green beans (haricots verts), Asian yard long beans, most purple beans,... 
