Spirit of the Canyon provides educational programs to teach students about Hydroponics
Week 2 with the students at Grand Canyon High School was a blast, as we taught them more about caring for plants, brought in several mature plants and displays, and did a few Trust Falls!
Spirit of the Canyon is working with the Grand Canyon Unified School District to Hydroponics Gardening as part of their Science Classes. Read about Day 1 and check out the photos
Coco Coir is an organic compound, used in soil and soilless growing. It is made from fibrous threads that are located between the outer husk of a coconut and the coconut itself. Benefits include:
Clay Pebbles are made from clay, and the process to create them involves high temperatures that causes them to expand and become porous from within. Benefits include:
Rockwool Cubes are a type of media used in hydroponics. Similar in texture to steel wool, Rockwool was first developed in Denmark in the 1970’s. Benefits include:
