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The biggest difference that I have noticed is just the rate of growth. The roots don't have to struggle to get down into the dirt and find nutrients. You supply everything directly. The faster the roots can grow the better and faster the plant will grow and produce. 

I have been using the general hydroponics nutrients for my plants.   I actually have two lights in my tent. I have a white light that is full spectrum for the larger more mature plants and I have a red/blue light for starting seedlings. I will link both the lights I use.   ...

It has been pretty cool. I cant believe how much growth I have had. If you can see in the back I also do lettuce. I can trim a full large sized bowl off almost every five days. I watched a lot of Khang Starr's videos on youtube. He has an awesome channel. 

I started with the Kratky method and once they got a bit bigger I added an air stone to each container making it Deep Water Culture. That way I can keep the nutrient/water levels high without having to worry about drowning the plant. 

Here are some peppers I started indoors. I ordered the seeds from pepperjoes.com. I have had good results with every seed I have bought from pepper joes and they always send you two free packages of seeds with every order, it's pretty cool!   From left to right is a Big Mama Mustard, Yellow...

I am brand new to this page, I just found it today actually. I have been growing hot peppers for about 7 years now and just last summer got into growing hydroponically. I am interested in everything from growing techniques, new pepper crosses, to different recipes people use their hot peppers...