i am a botany student and am wanting any first hand info on using the method. i want to know if anyone has used it to grow bigger or brighter flowers or fruit. i have herd that it grows up to 50% faster than hydroponics. i have used hydroponics and am very happy with the results. i want to do some experiments with hydro and aero. please any first hand use. any web sites with any clubs or good kits or d.i.y. kits. any techniques or grow patterns. Any good plants to try out with the aeroponics. thanks for any useful info
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I have a hydro drip system. I dont have a tube running from the pump to the top. Instead, the pump is blasting water on the bottom of my plant from underneath. Can I still gro successfully doing this?
My little grow, some lemon skunk cuttings and seedlings and i few other strains like pineapple chunk and vanilla kush and G13 haze. most of them in soil and a few in hydro aqua farms and home made 40 litre aqua farm/DWC systems
ok i think ima try put my veggies in a DWC hydro system (deep water culture) and i think ima go with a 1to2 gallon tote …..the question is can i just switch the water every two weeks instead of getting a reservoir …..because idk how to use one of those…..just tell me yes or no if you say no then can you tell me how to use it like i know how to make the lil system but idk bout the reservoir thanks
After the 1st week update on our 1st vertical plant tower and showing the 2nd vertical tower of our hydroponic window farm that we just put plants in. Our hydroponic window farm is located in our apartment sliding glass door area somewhere in Texas We are very excited to see how our hydroponic window farm turns out and learn from our experiences. We want to use our knowledge we gain from this to setup a much larger aquaponics setup(aquaculture + hydroponics) down the road when we move into a house. For more information on window farms, please visit www.windowfarms.org Please see our first video for a better description of the materials used to build our hydroponic window farm. Changes we made to improve the system: – Made wooden dowels holding plant containers stand without being attached to the reserviors via L brackets used for mounting shelves to a wall and hooks driven into the end of each wooden dowel to ‘hook’ to the end of the L bracket. The weight of the hydroponic plant container structure rests on the bottom of the wooden dowel and the hook/L bracket assembly on the top simply prevents it from tipping. – Modified the size of the holes in the caps of the water bottles(didn’t mention this in the video). Some people don’t use the caps that came with the bottles, but I do with a small hole cut out in the middle of each to streamline the flow of the water and to help keep it from splashing out of the containers. – Changed out all of the water from city tap water …
The initial setup and after planting in the 1st vertical tower of our hydroponic window farm. Our hydroponic window farm is located in our apartment sliding glass door area somewhere in Texas We are very excited to see how our hydroponic window farm turns out and learn from our experiences. We want to use our knowledge we gain from this to setup a much larger aquaponics setup(aquaculture + hydroponics) down the road when we move into a house. For more information on window farms, please visit www.windowfarms.org What we are using: – Petco 9904 Air Pump(4 air outlets and kit includes one-way air valves) – 1 Gallon or more reservior(8L or about 2 gallons in my case) – Various surgical type tubing, but most importantly reinforced tubing for bringing water from the reservior to the top to prevent kinking in the line – Wooden dowel to attach 1.5L plastic water bottles to – Sports ball air needles (1 for each air line coming from Petco air pump) – 3″ net cups for plants – Hydroton(or equivalent) expanded clay pellets for growing medium – 4ft 54W flourescent light bulb w/ ballast and reflector(reshaped to redirect near 180 degrees on one side) – Timer for light to keep it on 8-12hrs(depends on cycle of plants and natural light availability) – Water(Qualtify makes ALL THE DIFFERENCE). Get Reverse Osmosis water if at all possible or something equivalent. Make sure PH is right(between 5.5 and 6.5) and it’s pure. – Botanicare Pure Blend Pro Grow Nutrients(Organic) for all …
I am a beginner and looking for something inexpensive and easy to use to grow some hydroponic marijuana in my walk in closet. Between 1 and 3 plants. If you know of any hydro kits online, that fit this description, please send a link. I will certainly choose you as best answer and I would greatly appreciate it. I’m also looking for a link to see where I can buy seeds or clones. Thanks!!!!
We are very excited to see how our hydroponic window farm turns out and learn from our experiences. We want to use our knowledge we gain from this to setup a much larger aquaponics setup(aquaculture + hydroponics) down the road when we move into a house. For more information on window farms, please visit www.windowfarms.org Please see our first video for a better description of the materials used to build our hydroponic window farm. Changes we made to improve the system: – Made wooden dowels holding plant containers stand without being attached to the reserviors via L brackets used for mounting shelves to a wall and hooks driven into the end of each wooden dowel to ‘hook’ to the end of the L bracket. The weight of the hydroponic plant container structure rests on the bottom of the wooden dowel and the hook/L bracket assembly on the top simply prevents it from tipping. – Modified the size of the holes in the caps of the water bottles(didn’t mention this in the video). Some people don’t use the caps that came with the bottles, but I do with a small hole cut out in the middle of each to streamline the flow of the water and to help keep it from splashing out of the containers. – Changed out all of the water from city tap water …