Using less water than traditional farming, it's environmentally friendly and a good solution for environments with water shortages. It's also great for school districts, corporations, nonprofits, and families living in areas without access to local produce and goods or living in harsh climates.

No, hydroponic isn't cheaper than soil-based gardening. it's quite expensive compared to traditional farming methods. The initial investment in the growing medium, growing system, grow lights, water and air pump, and many other tools make it an expensive farming choice.

In the hydroponic system, plants can receive a constant supply of water and nutrients, leading to faster growth rates. However, soil-based cultivation requires the plants to expend energy searching for nutrients in the soil, which takes time.