Go Green Aquaponics Blog

Your choice of grow media will significantly impact the cost of building and maintaining your aquaponics system. That's why this guide is written to help you understand what aquaponics grow media is, what are the available choices and what will work best for you.

This article will explore potassium deficiency in aquaponics plants and discuss the symptoms and causes of potassium deficiency, methods for diagnosing this nutrient imbalance, and provide practical strategies to manage and prevent potassium deficiency in aquaponics systems. 

One of the most critical factors for a successful aquaponics system is the proper maintenance of the pH levels of the water in the system. Proper maintenance of the pH levels in aquaponics is essential but tricky because of the three main living components of the system, which are the fish, plants, and bacteria.

This article will discuss the five key water quality parameters and the factors that are important to the health and performance of fish, plants, and bacteria in an aquaponics system.

Calcium deficiency can cause severe problems in your aquaponics plants. Learn how to recognize the symptoms of calcium deficiency, and how to address the issue through various methods, such as adjusting pH levels and adding calcium supplements. Discover how to maintain healthy calcium levels in your system and keep your plants thriving.

Ammonia plays a significant role in an aquaponics system. It starts the nitrogen cycle and is an engine to your system's ecology. Fish produce waste that is full of ammonia. Bacteria convert them into nitrites and then nitrates necessary for plant growth.

Algae growth is a common problem for aquaponics systems that can confuse new aquaponics growers. Algae growth is normal when raising fish, but it can get out of hand if preventive measures are not taken.