This tomato is perfect for hydroponic systems, as it grows to be only 18-24 inches in height. It is also heat tolerant, and needes 12-16 hours of light per day. Regularly monitor nutrient levels in the water to support fruit development.To ensure a great harvest, you may need to hand-pollinate the flowers since these plants rely on wind or insects for pollination in outdoor environments.

In hydroponics, Armenian cucumbers thrive with support from a trellis, allowing them to grow vertically. These are perfect for hot climates.

Peppers, including jalapeños, are well-suited for hydroponic systems, thriving with a nutrient-rich solution and plenty of light. To ensure a great harvest, you may need to hand-pollinate the flowers since peppers rely on wind or insects for pollination in outdoor environments.

Black-eyed peas thrive in hydroponic systems, and provide nitrogen to your water tank.Regular harvesting of the pods will encourage continued production.

This is a heat tolerant banana pepper variety, perfect for tropical hot weather.Pick when yellow for a mild taste or wait until red for more sweetness. Frequent harvesting increases production.To ensure a great harvest, you may need to hand-pollinate the flowers since these plants rely on wind or insects for pollination in outdoor environments.

Thyme grows extremely well in hydroponic towers. Regularly trim your thyme to encourage bushier growth and strong flavor.

Egyptian spinach is resilient and can flourish in hydroponic systems. This plant is great for hot climates. Harvest regularly to encourage new leaf growth and maintain plant health.

Contender bush beans do well in hydroponics and can provide a good yield in limited space. Ensure proper support if necessary and monitor nutrient levels for optimal growth. To ensure a great harvest, you may need to hand-pollinate the flowers since peppers rely on wind or insects for pollination in outdoor environments.

Cilantro grows quickly, regularly trim the leaves to promote bushier growth and prevent the plant from bolting.

Thai basil flourishes with ample light and moisture in a hydroponic setup. Pinching back the tips will encourage bushier growth and more leaves for harvesting.

Marigolds can thrive in hydroponic setups and help repel pests from your other plants. Make sure they receive adequate light and nutrients to keep them blooming and healthy.

Use this aromatic herb in cooking to add depth of flavor, and regularly trim leaves to encourage growth.

Trellising your canteloupe with your hydroponic tower will be the easiest way to prevent the fruit from rotting. If you do not want to trellis your leons, use a melon cradle to avoid rot and pests on the bottom of your fruits.

Support the vines as they grow to maximize yield and ensure better air circulation.

Lemongrass grows best in warm, well-draining soil and benefits from regular watering. Harvest by cutting stalks at the base, selecting outer stalks first to allow inner growth to continue.

Cut the green tops as needed, and they will continue to regrow for ongoing harvests.

Broccoli needs nitrogen to be able to form heads on a hydroponic tower. Harvest the heads before they start to flower for the best flavor and texture. These broccoli greens can also be harvested and cooked.

We use heat-tolerant lettuce varieties that thrive in hydroponic towers, even in warmer weather, with a balanced nutrient solution and ample light. Harvest leaves as they mature to encourage continuous growth, ensuring a steady supply of fresh greens throughout the season.

We use heat-tolerant lettuce varieties that thrive in hydroponic towers, even in warmer weather, with a balanced nutrient solution and ample light. Harvest leaves as they mature to encourage continuous growth, ensuring a steady supply of fresh greens throughout the season.

We use heat-tolerant lettuce varieties that thrive in hydroponic towers, even in warmer weather, with a balanced nutrient solution and ample light. Harvest leaves as they mature to encourage continuous growth, ensuring a steady supply of fresh greens throughout the season.

Parsley can be grown in partial shade. Regular harvesting of the outer leaves will keep the plant productive and prevent it from flowering too soon.

Cut the green tops as needed, and they will continue to regrow for ongoing harvests.

Arugula thrives in well-drained, slightly alkaline soil, which helps produce tender, peppery leaves. For the best flavor, harvest arugula leaves young, as older leaves can become tough and bitter.

Broccolini is more tolerant of heat than traditional broccoli, making it a good choice for spring and fall. Harvest when the florets are still tight and the stems are tender for the best flavor.

Malabar spinach thrives in warm conditions, so make sure your hydroponic system is kept in a well-lit area to encourage vigorous growth. Regularly prune the tips to promote bushier growth and enhance leaf production.

Napa Cabbage requires a very balanced pH solution in a hydroponic tower to prevent bolting, so be careful with monitering your pH levels. Harvest heads when they feel firm to the touch, ensuring you get the best flavor and texture.

Sugar snap peas are a climbing plant, so give them a sturdy trellis to help them reach their full potential. For the sweetest peas, harvest when the pods are plump but still tender, as they get tough if left too long.

Cilantro grows quickly, regularly trim the leaves to promote bushier growth and prevent the plant from bolting.

Kale is hardy and can tolerate several weather conditions. Regular harvesting of outer leaves will encourage continuous growth and keep the plant producing.

Bok choy grows quickly in hydroponic systems, so be vigilant about nutrient levels and water quality for optimal growth. Harvest the outer leaves when they are young and tender for the best flavor, allowing the center to keep growing.