Phoenix Hydroponics Offers Free Consultation

Phoenix, Arizona – Phoenix Hydroponics, a new business in the Phoenix area, is offering free consultations for potential patrons interested in the world of hydroponics.

The consultation includes detailed walkthroughs of every procedure integral to the operation of every hydroponic operation. Topics such as temperature control, pH balance, plant nutrition, sunlight manipulation and potential warning signs are all covered in detail. The consultation provides a framework of knowledge that can turn any gardening novice into a successful horticulturalist. Skills that are necessary for a wide range of fruits and vegetables are covered in Phoenix Hydroponics’ promotional service, as well as specific tips for individual plants.

Those experienced in hydroponics are also welcomed in taking advantage of the service. Specialists are standing by to help solve any difficult or confusing issues or simply provide a quick and easy refresher course for those who may be out of practice in the world of hydroponics. “The word ‘hydroponics’ in itself sounds complicated and scientific,” says Roy Spaulding Jr., owner of Phoenix Hydroponics. “I want to show people that this isn’t actually the case; it’s actually simpler than you might think.”

Spaulding is an arborist who also has a background in horticulture. He has been involved in home gardening since he was a child. In his youth, Spaulding remembers gardening as fun activity he shared with his whole family. Now that he has a family of his own, Spaulding sees the same enthusiasm in his children as they grow things in the garden together. By offering a wide selection of different growing systems and nutrients as well as a large number of classes on hydroponics right out of his Phoenix store, Spaulding hopes to change hydroponics from an alien, unfamiliar practice to a healthy and ordinary family activity.

The definition of hydroponics is simply the method of growing plants without any type of soil. This makes the whole growing process cleanlier, more straightforward and more easily maintained. Fruits and vegetables grown through the method of hydroponics also grow bigger and quicker than other more traditional growing methods and also carry more vitamins. This is because the gardener has a more firm grasp on the nutrition of the plants and can more accurately plan out the nutrition of the crops. When feeding plants grown through the hydroponic method, the nutrition is fed directly to the plant at the ideal time in the plant’s growth for maximal yield of fruits and vegetables. Hydroponic growth systems still count as organic under every definition of the word.

Phoenix Hydroponics, a new business carrying products and accessories for growing fruits and vegetables without soil, is offering complimentary consultations for anyone interested.

Phoenix Hydroponics
Arizona Hydro, LLC
1915 W Adobe #D
Phoenix, AZ 85027
623.434.1488
info@phoenix-hydroponics.com
http://www.phoenix-hydroponics.com

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