Sand Culture

Sand Culture
Agricultural Term

Last updated: 8/14/2025

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Definition

Sand culture is one of the soil-less agriculture practices where the plants are grown on inorganic media (gravel, sand) or organic media (saw dust, coconut coir dust) . The nutrients required by the plants are given through nutrient solutions.

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