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Now you imply Hydro does not get bugs, cmon man. Your personal experience is such a small fraction of what other growers go through. I never shitted on hydro, I am a hydro grower! As for nutrients that cause cancer, warning labels are on many of them.

I just dont like how people shit on anything Organic with mis information. haha conventional farming methods vs Hydroponics both have benefits and faults when it comes to the environment. I would argue for Hydroponics 100% vs conventional farming methods when it comes to the environment

This is not even a question though. With ever increasing demand, technology, and the chemical companies running farmers out of business its almost guaranteed that Hydroponic agriculture will be the most dominant method for a long time. My way of thinking differs from yours because I only see one...

from the article: A little bias, but the scientific community is playing dumb. The definition of organic or the science term of organic and the desire to have crops produced using "organic methods" are clearly two different things. There is no other way to describe having your food grown using...

No, the TS was simply asking if Hydropinics is better for the environment. I assumed he was talking about home growers but apparently he is talking about commercial growing. He never distinguished or specified any organic growing methods other than using Peat and manures which suited his claims...

I was referring specifically to synthetic man made chemicals in weed killers like you would find in round up

People have been looking for you for months in the dwc section haha, and here you are in this ridiculous thread

Miracle grow, haha. Either your organic or not ok, you use that to kill your weeds?

Yea so what usually happens when you over water? OK, Now what usually happens to water with nutes after you get slimed?

I have not dodged anything. Weed killer is not organic. To be organic no chemical can be a part of the cycle. Weed killer treated grass clippings included.

You asked me if your doing organics properly, and clearly you are not.

It does, if your putting weed killer and other chemicals in your lawn that shitwill end up in your plants.

Has MIT created a new method of growing like NASA an aeroponics?

Depends on what you put in your grass I guess.

I'm not arguing at all. Your making generalizations about organic farming saying its not sustainable and bad for the environment which is completely false. I have stated several ways in which organics is a much cleaner way of growing and your rebuttal only comes down to production which would...

Same can be said about you and organic growing haha

who is using store bought organics? Like I said before. never have to even drive to a store and entire grow

You continue to make generalizations about organic growing methods. I can make the same generalizations about how much water Hydroponics uses and waste all the while adding dangerous nitrates to run off

Last time I checked their is a whole section in Hydro specifically in DWC on how to fight root slime

Lets be honest now. MIT is an interest group. Similar to NASA. What would either benefit without using and developing new tech?