Can you grow an avocado with hydroponics?

Besides that there's always going to be limitations as to the size of tree you can grow eg lemon and papaya may be simple but avocado is unlikely. read more

Technically you could grow a tree in a soilless mix and feed it using hydroponic nutrient, but practically speaking, it’s not a very good choice for hydroponics since it will require a lot more maintenance than a soil based system and all of that trouble might not enable the primary advantages of hydroponics: faster growth and shorter harvest time. read more

The hydroponic system I chose is a modular bucket ebb and flow (or flood and drain) system. read more

The first thing you must take into account is that an avocado is a tropical plant. That being said, you will need to insure the growing area is warm, fairly humid and has a great deal of available light. All three of these are necessary to help your hydroponically grown dwarf avocado grow strong. read more

So I want to try avocados and maybe lemon trees. I like to know how you started you plants weather a cut or a seed and what system you have found to be the best. I want to grow them out in the green house so no light are needed. Also what temperature and type of avocado be a good starter. I’m doing this so I can learn more and also eat them. read more