No dirt needed: Moses Lake gardener offers tips on hydroponic growing
Ken Rosecrans of Moses Lake stands beside his hydroponic growing setup in his backyard on Wednesday morning.
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald
Ken Rosecrans holds up some of the buckets he uses in his hydroponic growing setup to hold seeds in his backyard.
Ken Rosecrans points to one of the radishes emerging in his hydroponic growing setup.
Ken Rosecrans’ hydroponic nutrient mix and liquid mix containers sit on his back patio behind his home in Moses Lake.
A radish plant peeks out from under the rock filling up the plant container on Ken Rosecrans’ hydroponic growing setup.
Rock wool, pictured here, helps hold the seed in place while helping to soak up the nutrients from water mix in Ken Rosecrans’ hydroponic growing setup at his home in Moses Lake.
MOSES LAKE — There’s an old adage that says there’s more than one way to skin a cat. Well, that saying rings true in gardening, as there’s a litany of methods to grow different crops in and around your garden.
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