FAQ About Micro-scale Indoor Plant Aeration

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Is micro-aeration effective for hydroponically grown plants?

Micro-aeration is not typically necessary for hydroponically grown plants, as these systems are designed to directly supply oxygen and nutrients to the roots without soil. However, ensuring that hydroponic systems have good oxygenation is still crucial for root health.

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