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transforming your garden, one radish at a time
News Flash! Biology students grow radishes in nutrient solution without soil! Read about their amazing experiment.
Murder Plot Foiled, AP Bio Students Barely Escape Failing Grade -- A team of students working on the top-secret Super Hydroponic Awesome Radish Project attempted to kill off two pots full of radish plants by slowly starving them of their magnesium, which radish plants need to live. But the insidious plot was foiled by an undercover chemical agent! Read all about it!
Top Secret Plans for Hydroponic Growing Revealed to Public -- S.H.A.R.P. has unveiled its formerly confidential plans for hydroponics, opening up the amazing world of hydroponics to anyone who visits their web site. This will have far-reaching implications for scientists, students, gardeners, farmers, and maybe you too! Check out the plans for scientific experimentation or simply for growing plants with hydroponics.
The mission of S.H.A.R.P.:
- To educate people about hydroponics and why it is useful
- To show people how to grow plants hydroponically
- To show how to use hydroponics to conduct a scientific experiment on plant nutrition
- To publish the results of our hydroponic experiment with radishes and magnesium
If you want to learn what hydroponics is (but don't tell anyone! It's a secret!) then you should check out our Hydroponics FAQ (frequently asked questions).
If you are interested and want to try growing something hydroponically, we have complete instructions for doing so.
If you want to conduct a scientific experiment with hydroponics, or if you are a teacher and want to try it with your students, you can use our complete hydroponics lesson plans.
If you are looking some for interesting reading about what happened when three biology students got a crazy idea and tried to grow radish plants without soil, you should take a look at Our Experiments with Hydroponics.
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