HydroVeggie

18/04/2026

Fresh, hydroponically grown lettuce is now available at Hydroveggie Farm 🥬✨
Crisp, clean, and sustainably grown—perfect for your healthy meals. Get yours today!

02/04/2026

Advancing sustainable agriculture through efficient, soil-free hydroponic cultivation. 🌱🫶

24/03/2026

Summer’s here, the sun runs warm, and every plant begins to thrive !🌱✨

21/03/2026

ecutteL 🥬

31/12/2025

Wishing you a sprout-filled 2026! 🎉 At Hydroveggie, we’re grateful for your support and excited to grow with you. May this year bring fresh vibes, green dreams, and harvests of joy!🍀

21/12/2025

This year has been a season of learning and growth. With better planning and commitment, I look forward to providing a steady and consistent supply in the coming year. Thank you for your patience and support 🌱✨

22/11/2025

While most teenagers spend their money on the latest iPhone or sneakers, Karl Castro was saving his money for something far less ordinary — a greenhouse. With just his ₱50 daily allowance, tucked away peso by peso, Karl transformed what many would consider spare change into the seed capital for a thriving hydroponics business in R.T. Romuladez, Agusan del Norte.

Now 18, Karl is not only a freshman Agriculture student at Caraga State University but also an agripreneur earning ₱30,000 to ₱34,000 a month from lettuce grown in his backyard.

Read the full article in the comments section below.

26/09/2025

🌱 Hydroveggie is honored to be featured in the Manila Bulletin.

Founded in March 2024, our journey began with simple DIY hydroponic systems made from recycled plastic bottles. What started as a small initiative has grown into a commitment to sustainability and agricultural innovation. This feature is a milestone that inspires us to keep moving forward toward a greener future.💚✨

07/09/2025

A huge thank you to Manila Bulletin Agriculture Online and to the writer behind the article for featuring my hydroponics journey. I truly appreciate the time and effort in sharing my story, and I hope it inspires others to see the potential of modern and sustainable farming.🌱💗

: At an age when most teenagers dream of the latest iPhone or sneakers, Karl Castro was saving his money for something far less ordinary: a greenhouse. With only his 50 peso daily allowance, tucked away peso by peso, Karl turned what many would consider spare change into the seed capital for a thriving hydroponics business in R.T. Romuladez, Agusan del Norte.

Read the full article here: https://agriculture.com.ph/2025/09/07/18-year-old-agusan-del-norte-farmer-built-own-hydroponics-farm-using-allowance/

23/04/2025

From a DIY Kratky setup to a full-on NFT system—just proof that with hustle and patience, small moves turn into big wins.🌱