Soilless cultivation system

Soilless cultivation is a kind of cultivation method that plants are fixed by using water, peat or forest leaf mould, vermiculite, and other media as the matrix of the root system of plants with the plant root system directly in contact with the nutrient solution. In soilless culture, the composition of nutrient solution is easy to control and can be adjusted at any time. It can be carried out in places where illumination and temperature are suitable and there is no soil, such as deserts, beaches, and desert islands, as long as there is a certain amount of freshwater supply. According to the different cultivation media, soilless cultivation can be classified into hydroponic cultivation, aeroponic cultivation, and substrate cultivation. Certain cultivation equipment and management measures are enough to make the crops grow normally and obtain high yields. Soilless cultivation is characterized by replacing the soil environment with an artificially created crop root growth environment to not only meet the needs of crops for nutrients, water, air, and other conditi** but also control and regulate these conditi** in order to promote better crop growth and balance vegetative growth with the reproductive growth well. Therefore, the crops of soilless cultivation have good growth and development, high yields, and high quality.