Technology is easing the ways in which we do a variety of things in life. The methods of science are becoming increasingly better over time, ensuring that we can perform tasks much simpler than ever before, all with a greater amount of efficiency (saving ourselves precious time rather than belaboring over ordinary tasks). Of the forms we have seen technology take, the foremost measures have been through advancements in computing, bettering the ways we approach the storage and analysis of data. But one that is largely over-looked is that of how we can care for nature, particularly through the seeding and monitoring of plants.

Hydroponics, a method of hydroculture where plants are grown without soil, is an up-and-coming field that is shifting the ways we look at the job of farmers. In hydroponics, plants are grown by feeding them with nutrient-bound mineral solutions and artificial light, growing them within compounds rather than having to grow them out across fields. The benefits to this type of farming reach far and wide, with farmers stating that 4 times the amount of crops can be planted within hydroponic spaces compared to traditional soil; farmers also state that they use less than 90% of the water on plants grown through hydroponic methods than they would on traditional farming; it’s said that crops grown under hydroponic conditions can grow nearly two times as fast as they would on a farm. The reason for all of the shifts in farming is that hydroponic growers are allowed to monitor how many nutrients, water, and oxygen their plants receive, whereas on traditional farms much of the process is left up to nature.

So let’s say that you’re interested in getting into the field of hydroponics and herbal medicines, a field that is growing faster than any other alternative therapy field, but you’re unsure of where to start. What you need under such circumstances is the right type of materials, as these are what is going to provide you with quality grown plants.

Hydroponics, at its core, requires proper air pumps, fans, water distribution systems, leaf trimmers, and grow light supplies. While the others might sound easy to come by, grow light supplies may sound a little confusing — something that will require a lot of scientific understanding.

At its core, hydroponics require high pressure sodium lights fixtures, light that will provide proper power from vegetation growth to flowering. In such cases, the best lights you can consider are EYE Hortilux 1000 Watt HPS bulbs. When utilizing Hortilux 1000 Watt HPS, plants are certain to grow with extreme efficiency — producing flowers that are noticeably fuller in a faster time than ever before, all the while giving farmers greater yields than they would with traditional methods.

Now, you may by wondering as to why Hortilux 1000 Watt HPS bulbs yields such statistics. The reason being is that the Hortilux 1000 Watt HPS bulbs produces light with a higher intensity of certain wavelengths, all along a wider spectrum of light. Due to this increase in spectral energy and balance, plants are provided with light that will ensure growth during all stages of their development, from basic seedlings to vegetation, to sprouting to flowering.

While the Hortilux 1000 Watt HPS is the most common among the bulbs offered, there are 250, 400, and 600 Watt options available, dependent upon the scale of growing you are attempting to complete, along with what types of plants you are growing.