Architecture first
Kratky is not NFT. Dutch buckets are not a windowsill jar. Match the crop to the plumbing.

The Horticultural Hydroponics Protocol
Soil-free, high-yield farming. From a BSc in horticulture and years of advanced hydroponics — systems, solution, climate and crop. Built for harvests, not hobby kits.
7
Modules
25
Lessons
4
Tools
11
Crop cards
The problem
Buy this light. Buy that pump. Watch a plant die and guess. A commercial house does not guess. It runs a protocol: numbers you can write down, systems matched to crops, and a dump schedule that is not superstition.
Kratky is not NFT. Dutch buckets are not a windowsill jar. Match the crop to the plumbing.
EC and pH. Millisiemens, not a mystery PPM scale. Mix A then B. Log the tank.
PPFD, DLI, root temperature. Warm water is a pathogen. Still air is a disease.

Instructor
Advanced hydroponics
Degree-trained in horticulture, then years of advanced hydroponics as production. Source water, ion ratios, VPD, the pathogens that actually kill a tank — the knowledge between the BSc and a working bench.
YouTube sells hardware. A degree teaches botany. This course is the missing piece: a working method you can run on Monday morning with a meter and a notebook.

Curriculum
Foundations
Why soil-free works, and how a plant actually eats.
Systems
Kratky to Dutch bucket — pick the architecture that matches the crop.
The solution
EC, pH, mixing, and the reservoir as a living instrument.
Climate
Light, vapour pressure and air — the environment around the leaf.
Crops
Recipes for greens, herbs and fruit — numbers you can run tomorrow.
In production
Disorders, pests, harvest, and the path from bench to market.
Advanced bench
Source water, ion antagonism, VPD steering, and the biology of a dirty tank.
Instruments
A two-part mixer, a DLI calculator, a system picker, and a leaf diagnostic. They sit next to the lessons, not in a bonus graveyard.

Who it’s for
Not for anyone expecting a fully automated farm by Sunday, or a substitute for a horticulture degree.
Questions
A horticulturist with a BSc and advanced hydroponics practice. The protocol is what sits between the degree and a working production bench.
No. You start with a jar (Kratky) or a single DWC bucket. The commercial numbers are there so you don’t outgrow a hobby kit in a month.
No. A spare room, a tent, or a bright windowsill will run leafy greens. Fruiting crops want more light and a Dutch bucket.
YouTube sells hardware. This is a protocol: what to measure, what the number means, and when to dump the tank.
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