All the goods linked up down below ~ ↠ Mastering Your Tower Garden Series: www.hg-hydroponics.com/offers/hhg5LVc4 ↠ To buy a Tower Garden Click HERE: www.towergarden.com#Humblegrowthhydroponics ↠ My Free Guides and Indoor Lighting E-book: www.humblegrowthhydroponics.com ↠ Enroll in The School of Hydroponics: www.hg-hydroponics.com/hydroponicssalespage ↠ Amazon Store (all the tools I use): www.amazon.com/shop/livingzeal
I've been doing low pressure aero for 10 years . I've grown in ebb n flood coco dwc and aero . Aeroponics well out preforms everything else by double once you get it down and the plants always seem to look so much better.
@mlissgay5054 I could write all I know in many huge paragraphs and that scratches the surface . You have to go a search basic hydroponics and look at design. It's a pump that stays water every so often . Different crops and different climates in different parts of the world have different feed ppm and watering times. There isn't one answer. You have to learn it.
10 years ago I set out to build the ultimate aeroponic cloner for my tightly scheduled perpetual garden, and after years of trial and error as well as lots of logged data, I ended up building a "Super Cloner" with a small 16 site EZ Cloner kit, a NovaTec Coolworks ice probe micro chiller and temperature controller, along with the Bluelab Guardian monitor system, and I typically see roots in early as 3-5 days, with fully transplantable clones in early as 7-10 days depending on genetics. This is done with the pump running constantly, under Sunblaster LED's also ran 24/7. I use a simple bath towel to insulate the reservoir (makes water changes and cleaning much easier than permanently insulating the reservoir, as well as storage when not in use.) I like to keep the water temp around 75-80F in the wintertime, and 68-78F in the summertime. For nutrients I use: Clonex Cloning Solution, EZ Clone Clear Rez, SLF-100, and rooting compound gel added directly to the reservoir only on day one of the total cycle. Since i've built this cloner I might have had some cuts take a few days longer than others to root or to be fully ready for transplant, but i've never had a clone not root in under 2 weeks/14 days. Climate usually around 78-82F, RH usually around 50-70%. If there's any advice I can give to anyone interested in learning aeroponics, is to start small, log and learn from your data, and definitely use a chiller and constant monitoring system. That goes with pretty much any type of wet system, whether aero, DWC, RDWC, and so on. The warmer the temps, the faster the growth rate, but also a breeding ground for bacteria in the system. The cooler the temps, the slower the growth rate, yet the more sterile and cleaner the reservoir. ✂️🌱 🫧
One principle I learned in my fifty years of Process Engineering. Is the KISS principle, Keep It Simple Stupid, the more complex, the more to go wrong. The consequences, DEAD PLANTS
Perhaps aeroponics are not for you. Have you ever heard of the Kratky method a.k.a passive hydroponics? That sounds right up your alley 😁 totally correct about the more that can go wrong, will go wrong....
@@humblegrowth I have been doing Hydroponics since the 1970, Simple things similar to Krakty, today I use only Tower Garden Style for my leafy greens, and RGGS, they have never failed me in the last 15 years. So yes Keep it simple stupid, doesn’t kill my plants.
I recently cobbled together an aero cloner that just uses the bursting bubbles from an air stone. I found it extremely fast and reliable in rooting cuttings from various plants.
Another fantastic and easy method, not sure if mentioned in video: Just have the plant growing in pure water/solution, BUT put bubbler at the bottom of the tank... Basically a reverse Aeroponics... Also works great, very reliable (add second pump for basically 100% reliability always, stay on 1 for 99.9%) and massive growth...
Hi, great content! When you talk about LPA you show a picture with pvc pipes and sprinklers. Could you tell me please: drill bit size, sprinklers used and if teflon was used to screw them in? Thank you
tried kratky for my tomatoes tiny tims and tumblers, dwc for my peppers and courgettes, aeroponics homemade tower drip method for lettuce and pak choi and chard
@@humblegrowth the easiest is the kratky method as i make sure i do a 25litre/5 gallon bucket so sometimes dos not need refilling and i enjoyed but the best growth is from the dwc, i do add a little H202 to it to make sure no root rot but thats me being over cautious again one or two plants per big bucket as am lazy due to my disabilities, best growth rate is from the home made tower drip and pump
I just built my own hybrid aeroponic tower garden on my terrace with 4 towers, each having 28 plant holes. I can't believe I didn't come across your channel earlier during my research. RUclips's algorithm works in mysterious ways sometimes. 🤷🏽♂️Anyway, I'm browsing through some of your videos and wish I had found this information sooner. It could have saved me a lot of trouble. My system is made of PVC (yes, I know, but living on an island limits my options 🤷🏽♂️). The towers are made of 125mm tubes and are almost 2 meters high. I haven't planted anything yet, as I'm still germinating the seedlings, but I'm really looking forward to my first crop.Ok, enough rambling. I'll keep browsing. 🙏🏼😎
I’m super glad you found me!! I’m on an island too, I feel your pain. I used buckets from Lowe’s to stack on top of each other to make a tower. Video coming soon. Are you on the Hawaiian 🌺 islands by any chance?
Yes, @@humblegrowth, it's gorgeous here, but so are the Hawaian islands, I was told. In my opinion it's nice everywhere. You just have to keep your eyes open. 🤓
Fantastic content, thank you for creating these videos. You mentioned tower watering for minutes per hour. Do you have a video comparing timers or can recommend one for this purpose?
Looking at taking my first foray into this, and I guess what you call "hybrid". Great information, but the big takeaway was that the water doesn't have to be on all the time. Are you using special timers, or can you give guidance to getting that piece of it?
"Sir, thank you for a very informative video. Could you please make a video about lighting for aeroponics from four sides and about the temperature in the room where the Tower Garden is installed? Greetings from Kazakhstan. 🇰🇿 For example, I don't have a greenhouse, but I have a free ground floor of the house or a basement where I want to grow salad greens in hybrid aeroponics."
Well im diving into my first Grow Op (mountain cabbage wink wink), gonna try get a Low pressure setup going but i can also find some high volume water pumps that will substitute my need for a pressure chamber (theoretically) if i add a regulator to the end of the water piping that opens above x pressure (aiming for around 5-6 bar). Its gonna be pretty cheap i dont wanna botger with hydro because i wanna learn how to do aeroponics properly and maybe turn it into a business, i think the low water usage is going to be a good selling point in the cities and suburbs
If you use a solution that is really heavy and thick like the GH nova series it won't take long at all. But stuff like the GH flora series and most of the fox farm nutrients will never be an issue. With lpa setup you should never have to do a full cleaning if you run h202 weekly. With HPA I've heard differently. I've never done a hpa build only lpa so I can't report on experience. Maybe someone who has will find this comment thread and inform us on that. But with the tiny hole in hpa heads, I imagine it could become an issue.
@@humblegrowth Never had an issue with clogged nozzles in HPA. Air atomized aero is superior to HPA as it offers absolute control over every variable. With HPA you cant separate the droplet size from the flow rate because they are both affected by the water pressure. An increase in water pressure produces smaller droplets but it also increases the nozzle flow rate. AA allows you to control the droplet size and the flow rate independently. LPA lacks the control of HPA or AA , it delivers too much water which results in a hydroponic root structure. LPA performs as well as a good NFT but its easier to manage. I`ve run the same variety of tomatoes in LPA, NFT and HPA outdoors at the same time, HPA was the clear winner in terms of growth rates, plant health, yield, water and power use.
This is great info! Do you have a video (or plan to) show how you build out the various aeroponics systems? I know you have a fogger vid, but do you have others as well?
I just moved my family back to Maui HI where I plan to build a Hydro-mazing garden utilizing ALL of the different aero systems in combination. soooooo, soon.
It would work for sure, just not sure how long. I would start low with the nutrients like a few hundred PPM and if that works keep raising it.. those use the same type of fogger, the ultrasonic fogger, and it's really hard to say how long it will last. I've had some last months and never stop and others fail after just a few weeks. Hope this helps.
Do you think that I could use a cheap light timer for the pump and do 30min on, then an hour off in a hybrid system? I'm curious cause I have one on hand
If your not going to do high pressure, you are really better off with hydroponics imo. The risk of thing like root rot go up significantly the more water you use. I would also never do fog ponics. The ultrasonic fogger is exactly that. Ultrasonic bubble are used in cleaning metals because of the cavitation happening as the bubbles pop. This has to be devastating to any roots that make it to the solution the fogger sits in.
I've grown in aeroponics for the past 10 years. It's what I do now . I've been growing 25 years. High pressure areo is great for a company that can dedicate staff 24/7 to it. Per a plant there isn't that much gain to low pressure vs high pressure but of 50 thousands plants per a year there is. On top of the investment needed for upgrades to electricity alone are insane. Low pressure aeroponics will give you tripple the grow over a coco setup and come close to hp setup. I use a hybrid system of low water dwc with a 1200gph submessible pump sprayer. 6 weeks I have plants that look like some ones hedge outside and a get pound a plant .
2 main issues to fix. 1st the reliability of the ultrasonic foggers, higher end multi disc setups might fix it. 2nd because of the droplet size, plants that require more water need the fog for a longer period of time to get wet enough, however, while it's running the plants are being choked of oxygen. possible just perfecting the run time for your plants. Hope this helps :)
None, fog is the best. In a perfectly engineered system. Biological death from the ultrasonic is an issue to get around. High quality nutes designed for aqua seem to hold up to it fine. Organic won't I'd assume. A perfectly designed fog would mix the perfect ratio of oxygen to fog. Root growth and fog dispersion to all will be a happy problem. The tap roots still search for liquid so runners sitting in condensed fog can be problematic too.
You could go through all this work each season just to grow some low nutrient annuals or you could put in 2 months to plant a food forest like pete kanaris does that lasts 30+ years with perrenials vegetables and fruit trees that have much more nutrition, and require very little maintenance
Did you ever experiment with using an airbrush gun or a product such as this one ruclips.net/video/-e_2celMVf8/видео.html ? Also did you ever think about using a capacitative moisture sensor to control the foggers in a fogponix system? I am unsure of which one to experiment with, i'd love a recommendation :D
Please elaborate. What do you mean, better? Aeroponics out performed any and all planting methods in every way. Growth rate, water used, size and taste. I'm super curious what you are referring to. You certainly arent referring to rows in the ground right? I've done both and aeroponics is a clear winner in every category. Thanks for the comment. airgarden.com.au/blogs/news/aeroponics-vs-soil#:~:text=On%20average%2C%20plants%20grown%20with,%2C%20nutrients%2C%20water%20and%20air.
@@humblegrowth you'll have to be more scientific. that document does not describe much about the controls used or anything. change a few variables, like location on the planet, and your results will greatly vary. nb. i'm not arguing against you. stw k0p
@@humblegrowth actually, you got me thinking. see if you can aeroponically grow mushrooms without infection or contamination. that'd be a great use of your knowledge in my case
You are a very nice and kind person and your happy son too. I have learned a lot from your very simple and detailed presentation. Have a question: Where is the best, at hybrid aeroponic LP, to put the sprayers in a 60L bucket, I mean higher or lower in buket and spray 360 angle around or spray directly to the roots, can be hard to spray directly to the roots? Thank you.
First off, thank you so much for your kind words, they really mean allot to me. 2nd, I'd recommend putting the spray heads closer to the top of the bucket and if you are spraying in 360degres no need to worry about aiming, Everything should get thoroughly wet. Hope this helps. Happy growing 😁🤙🫛🥬🥒🫑
@@humblegrowth "I grow old learning a lot", i.e. "I grow old always learning a lot". Of course, there can be no doubt that Solon, who first said it, was absolutely right. The older we get, the more we learn it belongs to the ancient lawgiver Solon - one of the seven sages, who lived a hundred years earlier than the great Athenian philosopher Socrates.
All the goods linked up down below ~
↠ Mastering Your Tower Garden Series:
www.hg-hydroponics.com/offers/hhg5LVc4
↠ To buy a Tower Garden Click HERE:
www.towergarden.com#Humblegrowthhydroponics
↠ My Free Guides and Indoor Lighting E-book:
www.humblegrowthhydroponics.com
↠ Enroll in The School of Hydroponics: www.hg-hydroponics.com/hydroponicssalespage
↠ Amazon Store (all the tools I use): www.amazon.com/shop/livingzeal
I've been doing low pressure aero for 10 years . I've grown in ebb n flood coco dwc and aero . Aeroponics well out preforms everything else by double once you get it down and the plants always seem to look so much better.
I love this but where do I start? It's obviously brilliant ❤ aloha from big island 🎉
@mlissgay5054 I could write all I know in many huge paragraphs and that scratches the surface . You have to go a search basic hydroponics and look at design. It's a pump that stays water every so often . Different crops and different climates in different parts of the world have different feed ppm and watering times. There isn't one answer. You have to learn it.
10 years ago I set out to build the ultimate aeroponic cloner for my tightly scheduled perpetual garden, and after years of trial and error as well as lots of logged data, I ended up building a "Super Cloner" with a small 16 site EZ Cloner kit, a NovaTec Coolworks ice probe micro chiller and temperature controller, along with the Bluelab Guardian monitor system, and I typically see roots in early as 3-5 days, with fully transplantable clones in early as 7-10 days depending on genetics. This is done with the pump running constantly, under Sunblaster LED's also ran 24/7. I use a simple bath towel to insulate the reservoir (makes water changes and cleaning much easier than permanently insulating the reservoir, as well as storage when not in use.) I like to keep the water temp around 75-80F in the wintertime, and 68-78F in the summertime. For nutrients I use: Clonex Cloning Solution, EZ Clone Clear Rez, SLF-100, and rooting compound gel added directly to the reservoir only on day one of the total cycle. Since i've built this cloner I might have had some cuts take a few days longer than others to root or to be fully ready for transplant, but i've never had a clone not root in under 2 weeks/14 days. Climate usually around 78-82F, RH usually around 50-70%. If there's any advice I can give to anyone interested in learning aeroponics, is to start small, log and learn from your data, and definitely use a chiller and constant monitoring system. That goes with pretty much any type of wet system, whether aero, DWC, RDWC, and so on. The warmer the temps, the faster the growth rate, but also a breeding ground for bacteria in the system. The cooler the temps, the slower the growth rate, yet the more sterile and cleaner the reservoir. ✂️🌱 🫧
One principle I learned in my fifty years of Process Engineering. Is the KISS principle, Keep It Simple Stupid, the more complex, the more to go wrong. The consequences, DEAD PLANTS
Perhaps aeroponics are not for you. Have you ever heard of the Kratky method a.k.a passive hydroponics? That sounds right up your alley 😁 totally correct about the more that can go wrong, will go wrong....
@@humblegrowth I have been doing Hydroponics since the 1970, Simple things similar to Krakty, today I use only Tower Garden Style for my leafy greens, and RGGS, they have never failed me in the last 15 years. So yes Keep it simple stupid, doesn’t kill my plants.
I recently cobbled together an aero cloner that just uses the bursting bubbles from an air stone.
I found it extremely fast and reliable in rooting cuttings from various plants.
I learned the hard way with LPA, one chamber spray nozzle had gotten clogged with a tiny piece of plastic.
Period is right. I’ve seen plants grown every which way in many climates. Aero is king using very little nutrients
Another fantastic and easy method, not sure if mentioned in video: Just have the plant growing in pure water/solution, BUT put bubbler at the bottom of the tank... Basically a reverse Aeroponics... Also works great, very reliable (add second pump for basically 100% reliability always, stay on 1 for 99.9%) and massive growth...
Great tip!
Hi, great content!
When you talk about LPA you show a picture with pvc pipes and sprinklers. Could you tell me please:
drill bit size, sprinklers used and if teflon was used to screw them in?
Thank you
The is THE BEST video on this subject, thanks for the great information and the effort.
Wow, thanks!
tried kratky for my tomatoes tiny tims and tumblers, dwc for my peppers and courgettes, aeroponics homemade tower drip method for lettuce and pak choi and chard
Your on it!!! What has seemed to grow the best and what has been the easiest to maintain?
@@humblegrowth the easiest is the kratky method as i make sure i do a 25litre/5 gallon bucket so sometimes dos not need refilling and i enjoyed but the best growth is from the dwc, i do add a little H202 to it to make sure no root rot but thats me being over cautious again one or two plants per big bucket as am lazy due to my disabilities, best growth rate is from the home made tower drip and pump
Excellent clear concise to the point video. Thank you!
I just built my own hybrid aeroponic tower garden on my terrace with 4 towers, each having 28 plant holes. I can't believe I didn't come across your channel earlier during my research. RUclips's algorithm works in mysterious ways sometimes. 🤷🏽♂️Anyway, I'm browsing through some of your videos and wish I had found this information sooner. It could have saved me a lot of trouble. My system is made of PVC (yes, I know, but living on an island limits my options 🤷🏽♂️). The towers are made of 125mm tubes and are almost 2 meters high. I haven't planted anything yet, as I'm still germinating the seedlings, but I'm really looking forward to my first crop.Ok, enough rambling. I'll keep browsing. 🙏🏼😎
I’m super glad you found me!! I’m on an island too, I feel your pain. I used buckets from Lowe’s to stack on top of each other to make a tower. Video coming soon. Are you on the Hawaiian 🌺 islands by any chance?
Maui no ka oi 🌈🌺 (I’m biased lol)
No, @@humblegrowth, I'm on the other side of the world. Canary islands. 😉
@@JensGraikowski Wow! how beautiful! I've only seen pictures, but I'm sure they do it no justice. Grow on my friend. 🤙
Yes, @@humblegrowth, it's gorgeous here, but so are the Hawaian islands, I was told. In my opinion it's nice everywhere. You just have to keep your eyes open. 🤓
Great vid thanks growmie🙏 we need as much solid info on aeroponics as possible. So much misleading info on the internet
More to come!
Fantastic content, thank you for creating these videos. You mentioned tower watering for minutes per hour. Do you have a video comparing timers or can recommend one for this purpose?
I haven't yet made a video about that but I will add it to the queue for sure
How can the fogger deliver the nutrients? Wont it just deliver the water?
Great content, well presented.
Looking at taking my first foray into this, and I guess what you call "hybrid". Great information, but the big takeaway was that the water doesn't have to be on all the time. Are you using special timers, or can you give guidance to getting that piece of it?
Hello mate, I think that your website is down. Very insterested in reading your guide. Cheers
"Sir, thank you for a very informative video. Could you please make a video about lighting for aeroponics from four sides and about the temperature in the room where the Tower Garden is installed? Greetings from Kazakhstan. 🇰🇿 For example, I don't have a greenhouse, but I have a free ground floor of the house or a basement where I want to grow salad greens in hybrid aeroponics."
Well im diving into my first Grow Op (mountain cabbage wink wink), gonna try get a Low pressure setup going but i can also find some high volume water pumps that will substitute my need for a pressure chamber (theoretically) if i add a regulator to the end of the water piping that opens above x pressure (aiming for around 5-6 bar). Its gonna be pretty cheap i dont wanna botger with hydro because i wanna learn how to do aeroponics properly and maybe turn it into a business, i think the low water usage is going to be a good selling point in the cities and suburbs
Is there buildup on the mist sprayer heads over time? How often do you have to break down and clean the whole setup?
If you use a solution that is really heavy and thick like the GH nova series it won't take long at all. But stuff like the GH flora series and most of the fox farm nutrients will never be an issue. With lpa setup you should never have to do a full cleaning if you run h202 weekly. With HPA I've heard differently. I've never done a hpa build only lpa so I can't report on experience. Maybe someone who has will find this comment thread and inform us on that. But with the tiny hole in hpa heads, I imagine it could become an issue.
@@humblegrowth
Never had an issue with clogged nozzles in HPA. Air atomized aero is superior to HPA as it offers absolute control over every variable. With HPA you cant separate the droplet size from the flow rate because they are both affected by the water pressure. An increase in water pressure produces smaller droplets but it also increases the nozzle flow rate. AA allows you to control the droplet size and the flow rate independently. LPA lacks the control of HPA or AA , it delivers too much water which results in a hydroponic root structure. LPA performs as well as a good NFT but its easier to manage. I`ve run the same variety of tomatoes in LPA, NFT and HPA outdoors at the same time, HPA was the clear winner in terms of growth rates, plant health, yield, water and power use.
Very very informative...thanks a lot
This is great info! Do you have a video (or plan to) show how you build out the various aeroponics systems? I know you have a fogger vid, but do you have others as well?
I just moved my family back to Maui HI where I plan to build a Hydro-mazing garden utilizing ALL of the different aero systems in combination. soooooo, soon.
Do you think a reptile fogger could be used for fogponics or would the nutrients damage the fogger?
It would work for sure, just not sure how long. I would start low with the nutrients like a few hundred PPM and if that works keep raising it.. those use the same type of fogger, the ultrasonic fogger, and it's really hard to say how long it will last. I've had some last months and never stop and others fail after just a few weeks. Hope this helps.
@@humblegrowth thanks man appreciate it
Im currently using a reptile mister system for my aeroponic setup and seems to be working great
Is it difficult to make a standing DIY do you know where I could get plans ?
www.humblegrowthhydroponics.com hope this helps
Great way of agriculture. It definitely suits 6' tall guys, easy to see roots n final products. Jussojuan😅
lol right!? :)
Have you heard of adjustable water culture?
Do you think that I could use a cheap light timer for the pump and do 30min on, then an hour off in a hybrid system? I'm curious cause I have one on hand
I have been there my friend! The 30 min timers are not ideal, but I've had success with 30 on 60 off until they got bigger then I ran 90 off.
I love HPA.
me too!
If your not going to do high pressure, you are really better off with hydroponics imo. The risk of thing like root rot go up significantly the more water you use. I would also never do fog ponics. The ultrasonic fogger is exactly that. Ultrasonic bubble are used in cleaning metals because of the cavitation happening as the bubbles pop. This has to be devastating to any roots that make it to the solution the fogger sits in.
I've grown in aeroponics for the past 10 years. It's what I do now . I've been growing 25 years. High pressure areo is great for a company that can dedicate staff 24/7 to it. Per a plant there isn't that much gain to low pressure vs high pressure but of 50 thousands plants per a year there is. On top of the investment needed for upgrades to electricity alone are insane. Low pressure aeroponics will give you tripple the grow over a coco setup and come close to hp setup. I use a hybrid system of low water dwc with a 1200gph submessible pump sprayer. 6 weeks I have plants that look like some ones hedge outside and a get pound a plant .
Awesome information 😊
Thank you greatly, hope it helps :)
What problems need to be solved to make fogponics the best option? In a perfectly engineered system
2 main issues to fix. 1st the reliability of the ultrasonic foggers, higher end multi disc setups might fix it. 2nd because of the droplet size, plants that require more water need the fog for a longer period of time to get wet enough, however, while it's running the plants are being choked of oxygen. possible just perfecting the run time for your plants. Hope this helps :)
@@humblegrowth Thank you for your prompt reply!
None, fog is the best. In a perfectly engineered system. Biological death from the ultrasonic is an issue to get around. High quality nutes designed for aqua seem to hold up to it fine. Organic won't I'd assume. A perfectly designed fog would mix the perfect ratio of oxygen to fog. Root growth and fog dispersion to all will be a happy problem. The tap roots still search for liquid so runners sitting in condensed fog can be problematic too.
super video!!!
Thank you very much!
Thank you!
thank you
Been smoking Aeriz Aeroponic Cannabis,noice.
Verry nice!
I love my tower garden builds. :)
Me too! Tower gardens rock!! Thanks for sharing. 🤙
You could go through all this work each season just to grow some low nutrient annuals or you could put in 2 months to plant a food forest like pete kanaris does that lasts 30+ years with perrenials vegetables and fruit trees that have much more nutrition, and require very little maintenance
Ok, thanks for your input
Did you ever experiment with using an airbrush gun or a product such as this one ruclips.net/video/-e_2celMVf8/видео.html ?
Also did you ever think about using a capacitative moisture sensor to control the foggers in a fogponix system?
I am unsure of which one to experiment with, i'd love a recommendation :D
Wow! I have never seen that before! Brilliant, I am certainly going to try. I wonder what droplet size they are achieved. That's quite ingenious.
this is only for container plants. the earth will always be better if maintained properly
Please elaborate. What do you mean, better? Aeroponics out performed any and all planting methods in every way. Growth rate, water used, size and taste. I'm super curious what you are referring to. You certainly arent referring to rows in the ground right? I've done both and aeroponics is a clear winner in every category. Thanks for the comment.
airgarden.com.au/blogs/news/aeroponics-vs-soil#:~:text=On%20average%2C%20plants%20grown%20with,%2C%20nutrients%2C%20water%20and%20air.
I'll make a video about it if you can prove me wrong 😁
@@humblegrowth you'll have to be more scientific. that document does not describe much about the controls used or anything. change a few variables, like location on the planet, and your results will greatly vary. nb. i'm not arguing against you. stw k0p
@@humblegrowth wouldn't be hard to find someone academically trained argue my point and create good content for your channel
@@humblegrowth actually, you got me thinking. see if you can aeroponically grow mushrooms without infection or contamination. that'd be a great use of your knowledge in my case
I just wanted to grow some plants not become a scientists
🤣
You are a very nice and kind person and your happy son too.
I have learned a lot from your very simple and detailed presentation.
Have a question: Where is the best, at hybrid aeroponic LP, to put the sprayers in a 60L bucket, I mean higher or lower in buket and spray 360 angle around or spray directly to the roots, can be hard to spray directly to the roots? Thank you.
First off, thank you so much for your kind words, they really mean allot to me. 2nd, I'd recommend putting the spray heads closer to the top of the bucket and if you are spraying in 360degres no need to worry about aiming, Everything should get thoroughly wet. Hope this helps. Happy growing 😁🤙🫛🥬🥒🫑
@@humblegrowthYou are Great man!!! Thank you soooo...
Thank YOU so much! And Chris, YOU'RE A GREAT MAN!!!
@@humblegrowth "I grow old learning a lot", i.e. "I grow old always learning a lot".
Of course, there can be no doubt that Solon, who first said it, was absolutely right. The older we get, the more we learn
it belongs to the ancient lawgiver Solon - one of the seven sages, who lived a hundred years earlier than the great Athenian philosopher Socrates.