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Aquaponics is a type of organic gardening method that combines fish and plant production, using conventional aquaculture and hydroponics systems. It works by converting the natural ammonia produced by fish into nutrients using beneficial bacteria. As the water is continuously recirculated in the system, the plants get all the natural fertilizer they need to grow and thrive.

Slowly but surely, aquaponics is moving from experimental trials to commercial applications, and both regular and microgreen gardeners are reaping tremendous benefits.

Here is where beginners like you will learn everything you need to know about aquaponics, from construction to production

• Affordable ways to construct your very own aquaponics system
• Essential lighting hacks that will help you grow healthy plants
• How to pick the PERFECT fish to use as well as how to make other KEY decisions
• Easy and economical tips and tricks to improve plant health
• Super efficient, yet simple ways to maintain your aquaponics garden
• And so much more

Not a lot is known about growing plants and crops using aquaponics systems, which is why people often ask: "Why do I need to adapt a new gardening method when the one I'm using is working well for me?"

The thing is, you don't HAVE to switch to aquaponics if you don't need to. However, if you want a cleaner, more economical gardening system that will give you all organic food with no wastage, then you DEFINITELY have to make the switch

So, if you want better, healthier yields, don't delay