As plastic bottles shuttle along humming conveyor belts in General Hydroponics’ vast Sebastopol factory, a row of nozzles fills the bottles with a bright pink liquid.
The production of this proprietary mixture of phosphates, sulfates and potassium is being fueled by the popularity of growing plants indoors.
Once an industry focused on orchids, roses and tomatoes, hydroponics is now being propelled into mainstream business by marijuana, Julie Johnson reports in the Santa Rosa Press Democrat.
The production of this proprietary mixture of phosphates, sulfates and potassium is being fueled by the popularity of growing plants indoors.
Once an industry focused on orchids, roses and tomatoes, hydroponics is now being propelled into mainstream business by marijuana, Julie Johnson reports in the Santa Rosa Press Democrat.
