Plants grown in soil need a more space to spread out as the roots reach out as far as possible into the soil to capture as much water and nutrients as possible. Soil holds water and nutrients for only few minutes before it is filtered down the water table, or gets soaked up by other plants nearby. That makes it nearly impossible to control exactly how much water each of your plants receive, or which nutrients they benefit from in the process.

Hydroponics addresses this problem by eliminating soil and providing nutrient rich water to plants through efficient and modern systems. This helps save up to 90% of water and nutrients. Moreover, since the roots are not as spread out, plants can be grown closer to each other, thus increasing the productivity of the land.