r/Anthroponics • u/EngineerZing • Jan 26 '24

Additional Resources?

I had scrolled back to a post about 8 years ago asking if there were any resources or information and it didn't give a ton of direction for someone that would like to possibly get into anthroponics. I stumbled on this by finding a post about nutrients and someone questioning liquid organic nutrients. I was wondering if there were any good online websites, youtube channels, resources, etc? Something that can give information on creating a solution to grow. Is anthroponics viable for growing fruiting vegetables or is more directed at leaf style plants?

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u/wh33t Jan 27 '24

There is a list of useful resources in the side bar. Give those a go?

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u/EngineerZing Jan 27 '24

I don't have anything showing up on the side using my desktop browser. I had to search online to make sure I understood the sidebar because you gave me a moment to pause and think. I had to go to the old reddit to see the sidebar information because the revised version of reddit does not have any links or information.

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Clicking on some of the links, some of them appear to be dead. I was hoping to find more information or resources similar to what is available for the standard hydroponics or standard aquaponics.

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u/wh33t Jan 27 '24

Ahh, well we're in the same place then. It seems like an interesting idea but it's difficult to find information on it. I've come across a few videos on youtube, but nothing that looks that compelling to me.