Thursday, 20 November 2014

Self watering Succulent tower garden @ Keralaponics



Keralaponics introduced a Self watering Succulent tower garden with two 1.2litre soda bottle as grow bed and the bottom half portion of 2 litre bottle as reservoir. The tower accommodates 9 succulent plants. We can place it anywhere in our home without the fear of wetting the surroundings. A refilling of the reservoir required only monthly. A cotton wick inserted in the middle of the grow bottle in a way to reach it top to bottom and one end taken out through mouth of the bottle to dip in the reservoir. Grow bottle is filled with coarse gravel dominated potting mixture. Planting is done through the holes around the grow bottle.
Indoor self watering plants tower looks like a green island inside the home.
For more details call us on 9387735697 or visit; Aquaponics K
erala

Tuesday, 18 November 2014

Indoor self watering tower of foliage plants @ Keralaponics



Keralaponics introduced an Indoor self watering tower of foliage plants with two 2litre soda bottles. The tower accommodates 13 varieties of foliage plants. We can place it anywhere in our home without the fear of wetting the surroundings. A refilling of the reservoir required only bi-weekly.
There are two parts in this plant tower one reservoir and a grow bed. Bottom half portion of a bottle is used as the reservoir and another bottle used as the grow bed. A cotton wick inserted in the middle of the grow bottle in a way to reach it top to bottom and one end taken out to dip in the reservoir. Grow bottle is filled with ordinary potting mixture. Planting is done through the holes around the grow bottle.
Indoor self watering tower of foliage plants looks like a green island inside the home.
For more details, visit; Keralaponics or call us on 9387735697.

Keralaponics: Knowledge hub for Affordable Aquaponics.

Keralaponics







Keralaponics: Knowledge hub for Affordable Aquaponics in Wordpress.com introduces Keralaponics,  Thiruvanthapuram in India. Keralaponics is dedicated to develop affordable aquaponics and other hi-tech gardening systems for the promotion of these agricultural practices in India. It describes in detail about the cultivation methods and benefits of aquaponics, vertical gardening and bottle gardening. It says that the aim of Keralaponics is to promote aquaponics in India. The activities of Keralaponics for achieving the target are
discussed here.



Sunday, 16 November 2014

Keralaponics-the Aquaponics Technology Hub of India.







Knowledge hub for Affordable Aquaponics and Urban farming

 

Keralaponics an overview


Keralaponics is a best knowledge hub for affordable aquaponics and Urban farming in India. Keralaponics simplifies various hi-tech gardening techniques in an affordable form, teach it to the common gardeners and compel them to apply it to their gardens. The ultimate aim of Keralaponics is to enhance the organic food production. Aquaponics, hydroponics, hydroculture, vertical garden, wall garden bottle garden and more are the key areas taken up by Keralaponics. Among these gardening practices, Aquaponics is most popular and beneficial one. Research is going on here for the new low cost cultivation techniques in these key areas. So many people from all over India utilized these low cost plant cultivation techniques under the influence of Keralaponics.

Keralaponcs is situated at Thiruvananthapuram, the capial city of Kerala. There are a lot of demo gardens of various novel techniques which helps to learn the affordable gardening. The entire activities related to Aquaponics in Keralaponics are implemented through Aquaponics Kerala.

Major Activities of Keralaponics


For promoting aquaponics and other highly efficient Urban farming systems, Keralaponics conducts training programs, seminars, workshops, exhibitions and Aquaponics farming campaigns periodically to teach the people who are interested in these areas. Websites, blogs in top Websites, Social media groups and pages related Keralaponics have a great collection of information regarding Urban farming like aquaponics, tower garden and bottle garden and more. No doubt, Keralaponics is the top knowledge hub for affordable aquaponics in India.
Consultancy, Design and implementation of aquaponics projects supplying everything required for aquaponics, Urban farming, Marketing assistance for organic vegetables and more are the other activities of Keralaponics.

Aquaponics


Farming practices like aquaculture and hydroponics are successfully merged in an Aquaponics system. Farming of fish is known as aquaculture and growing plants in water is known as hydroponics. Fish and vegetables are growing together in an aquaponics farming system. A fish tank, grow bed and a small pump are the basic components required for aquaponics. Water from the fish tank pumped to the elevated grow bed which flows through it and returned to the tank itself continuously. The nutrients from fish tank water are absorbed by the plants in the grow bed. Aquaponics helps us to enhance the organic food production considerably. 

The miracle of Aquaponics is that it helps to harvest two crops from an investment for only one, just like the saying two birds from a shot. We get chemical free vegetable is the top benefit of aquaponics.

Types of Aquaponics systems


There are mainly three types aquaponics systems are commonly used; they are Deep water culture, media bed or recirculation aquaponics, Nutrient film technique (NFT) aquaponics.
In a deep water culture aquaponics system, the fish tank water pumped to another tank  where plants are growing on floating rafts. Media type aquaculture consists of a fish tank, a grow bed filled with gravel, clay balls or coir, and a pump. Water from the fish tank pumped to the grow bed and it recycled continuously. While in Nutrient film technique (NFT) aquaponics, the nutrient rich fish tank water is pumped to channels or pipes where plants are placed in small plastic pots.

Benefits of Aquaponics


Benefits of Aquaponics farming are as follows;
    
  • Allow us to consume chemical free food.
  • We can produce two fresh organic foods (fish and vegetables) from minimum input.
  • Low investment required.
  • High productivity.
  • Minimum water consumption.
  • Waste free.
  • A source of additional income.
  • Forget the watering and fertilization of plants.
  • No need of chemical fertilizers and pesticides.
  • You can start an aquaponics system in small scale and expand it gradually.

Grow your own chemical free food for a healthy living.

 

Visit Keralaponics or contact us on 09387735697 for learning more about affordable gardening techniques including Aquaponics, Apartment gardening, Bottle gardening, Self watering planters, Terrariums and for purchasing rare vegetables, medicinal and fruit plants and accessories for gardening.




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