My research is based on hydroponics and soil-grown plants. The analytical analysis of plants is done through a similar methodology but I have too many results to be added in one paper. For example, just the hydroponics part is already at 12000 words with 10 figures. Soil-grown plants paper is even lengthier. So, I was wondering if I could use the same methodology for the soil-grown plants with of course slight differences in soil analysis. If yes, then do I rephrase the methodology or do I add a reference to my first paper?
Hydroponics is a method of growing plants without soil. soil gardening uses the natural nutrients present in the soil, whereas hydroponics depends on a nutrient solution to supply the nutrients required for plant growth. soil gardening uses the natural nutrients present in the soil, whereas hydroponics depends on a nutrient solution to supply the nutrients required for plant growth. Hydroponics uses no soil; instead it uses a completely inert, sterile medium. Nutrients in their elemental form are added to the water, and plants are usually watered several times throughout the day. Plant roots absorb these nutrients directly because they are already in their most basic form and dissolved in water. It is simple to test the nutrient solution to find out what concentration of nutrients is available to the plant roots
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