Each time we are asked, “Does aquaponic’s food ‘tastes fishy?'” we are tempted to say, “Do the vegetables you buy at the supermarket, or at the farmers market taste like cow manure?”
Here’s how Portable Farms® Aquaponics Systems utilize fish waste to grow plants so successfully:
The edible portions of the vegetables are never touched by the water. The plants are never watered from above the gravel in the Grow Trays so there is absolutely no chance of splashing anything up on the leaves. There is no weeding or cultivating so the plants simply sit there growing until they are ready to be harvested. They spend their entire lives in a perfect growing environment getting ready for your table.
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Hi there,
I would you compare the taste of a traditional grown vegie and the aquaponic grown one. Does it taste similare or is there a difference?
But water from the roots goes up to the leaves thru transpiration
Kenji,
The plant roots are very selective about what they take in and the smell (even the water does not smell fishy, a bit earthy, but not fishy) from the fish water is purified by the bacteria in the gravel. So they are not like a wick and the water does not have an unpleasant smell anyway.
Colle
I truly detest Talipia. Would another fish be a viable substituted? Slower growing doesn't matter.
btrayd,
Catfish, prawns, carp, crayfish and a few others will work. It mostly depends on where you are in the world.
We trust this information is helpful.
Colle