Super neat! First time ever hearing of this method, but it makes sense!! Glad you got such nice results🤠🤙 Happy holidays to you and yours !! Much love friend- ✌ 💘 😊
When you get tired of monkeying around with the water level, get yourself a float. It'll keep your mist maker at the optimum level and yield better fog/mist. If you want a top notch mist maker, House Of Hydro has the best kits, and their most makers come with a float and replacement ceramics. They're more expensive, but higher quality (get what you pay for). I second what a previous poster said about adjusting cycle times, except that each setup is different because of the size and equipment used (for example, a 3 head mist maker will fill the container much faster than a 1 head unit). That's another rain you want consistent fog output. With each new build you'll need to time your setup to see how long it takes to fill that enclosure with fog, then time how long it takes for that fog to dissipate. Then you can set your cycle times accordingly.
I've been using a couple of systems for a couple of yrs now! Titan sells a 1 min on 4 min off timer you should really use it!! 5 hrs on is way to long the roots need to dry out a little for you to get the most out of the system along with reducing the newts to 1/4 strength, I have experimented with all sorts of times newts and set ups and the 1 min on 4 off is by far the best all around schedule! I have 3 plants in a 27gal tub with 5 foggers they grow like crazy
It's very exciting watching just how fast plants grow and explode!! I usually run them for 2 to 3 weeks in the fog then switch over to a high pressure aeroponic set up I designed and I've had amazing results, good luck and just have fun playing around with it ,I literally bought 30 foggers so I could build multiple different set ups to see what worked and I still come up with ideas and try them! If your using newts the other thing is cleaning the disk every other newts fill I'd take it out and lightly clean with CLR or some other cleaner to remove build up on the ceramic disk that is a must!!
If I remember it was something like 45 on then 15 off but this may not be the greatest depending on what you're growing. This was mainly me testing out to see if I could do it with the foggers from Halloween. Definitely clones tomatoes like crazy. Thanks for watching my video.
I got those foggers from Amazon. And then closure was just a fish tank from a fish that died so I repurposed it. I would not recommend using a clear container to do it. It was just kind of an experiment to show people what it did. Normally you want to keep roots in the dark Still works pretty good though. Thanks for watching
I'm just trying it out. Trying to get my feet wet you could say. I have enjoyed the limited times I have done both right now I have deep water culture pepper plants and they are going great. Sounds like you have a really cool setup
I have my fogger on majority of the time with 5.75 hours on and 15 minutes off. For what I understand if you run it too long the fogger doesn't like it. And there's a chance that if you run it too long it could make the water heat up some. Are you setting up one?
Both are really viable options. I think I'm going to use the fog upon its more for rooting cuttings. Right now that's what I see it works really well for at least with tomatoes. Deepwater culture is a little more simple to me at least. but could just be me I'm crazy 🤣
Dude, that's fantastic! Been wanting to get one of those foggers for awhile now and you're definitely selling me.
Hey I'm here to try to spend your money Mike . Thanks for watching the video
That is interesting ! I like how you do all these tests It Sure is fun to watch it ! Nice Job ! Have A Great Christmas !
Thanks for watching Pete. Hope all is well with you and Merry Christmas to you as well.
Great video, Mark! You ought to be getting freebies from the company.
My channel hasn't gotten big enough to get freebies from anybody I don't think not yet. 😂
I think the heat it produces will help with rooting too, in the cooler months.
This is super interesting, thanks for doing this. So crazy looking. I knew this was done, I’ve just never seen it. Super cool 😎
Yeah I never really seen it before not in a clear tank like that at least. Thanks for watching the video.I should have started it around Halloween. 😂
Super neat! First time ever hearing of this method, but it makes sense!! Glad you got such nice results🤠🤙
Happy holidays to you and yours !! Much love friend- ✌ 💘 😊
Thanks for watching the video. It's pretty fun way to start rooting . And kids love the fog not me at all 😂
When you get tired of monkeying around with the water level, get yourself a float. It'll keep your mist maker at the optimum level and yield better fog/mist. If you want a top notch mist maker, House Of Hydro has the best kits, and their most makers come with a float and replacement ceramics. They're more expensive, but higher quality (get what you pay for). I second what a previous poster said about adjusting cycle times, except that each setup is different because of the size and equipment used (for example, a 3 head mist maker will fill the container much faster than a 1 head unit). That's another rain you want consistent fog output. With each new build you'll need to time your setup to see how long it takes to fill that enclosure with fog, then time how long it takes for that fog to dissipate. Then you can set your cycle times accordingly.
Thanks for watching the video. And the information I'm just learning about this. It's pretty cool to see it root in fog
I've been using a couple of systems for a couple of yrs now! Titan sells a 1 min on 4 min off timer you should really use it!! 5 hrs on is way to long the roots need to dry out a little for you to get the most out of the system along with reducing the newts to 1/4 strength, I have experimented with all sorts of times newts and set ups and the 1 min on 4 off is by far the best all around schedule! I have 3 plants in a 27gal tub with 5 foggers they grow like crazy
Thanks for watching and the info I'm just getting my feet wet in this. I will look into this thanks .
It's very exciting watching just how fast plants grow and explode!! I usually run them for 2 to 3 weeks in the fog then switch over to a high pressure aeroponic set up I designed and I've had amazing results, good luck and just have fun playing around with it ,I literally bought 30 foggers so I could build multiple different set ups to see what worked and I still come up with ideas and try them! If your using newts the other thing is cleaning the disk every other newts fill I'd take it out and lightly clean with CLR or some other cleaner to remove build up on the ceramic disk that is a must!!
@@shuckarelli Do you have any videos of your setup ? I would definitely give it a watch
@@theoverworkedgardener5648 I do not, I dont post I'm not in a friendly state!!
@@shuckarelli I understand. Sounds like a cool set up though.
can i ask your on off shcedule for the fogger or do you run it constant
If I remember it was something like 45 on then 15 off but this may not be the greatest depending on what you're growing. This was mainly me testing out to see if I could do it with the foggers from Halloween. Definitely clones tomatoes like crazy. Thanks for watching my video.
@@theoverworkedgardener5648awesome thank you for making the video and the fast reply
No probably have a great day.
where did you get your fogger at? do you have an unboxing video? Does the fogger come with that enclosure it's in??
I got those foggers from Amazon. And then closure was just a fish tank from a fish that died so I repurposed it. I would not recommend using a clear container to do it. It was just kind of an experiment to show people what it did. Normally you want to keep roots in the dark Still works pretty good though. Thanks for watching
The ones closest to he water will get hit by the water thrown up by the fogger. The ones that only get fog take a lot longer to show roots.
Yeah I've noticed that makes sense. Thanks for watching the video.
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If you get the chance you should try regular mist.
@@atomizer2665I have an aeroponics cloner it works really well.
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They make life a lot easier. I have a couple of hp aero cloners, 35 site and 24 site.
I'm just trying it out. Trying to get my feet wet you could say. I have enjoyed the limited times I have done both right now I have deep water culture pepper plants and they are going great. Sounds like you have a really cool setup
Have you had to add water???
Yes the plants use up a lot of water and evaporation. So you'll definitely have to add some from time to time.
What timer is the fogger on or do you run constant?
I have my fogger on majority of the time with 5.75 hours on and 15 minutes off. For what I understand if you run it too long the fogger doesn't like it. And there's a chance that if you run it too long it could make the water heat up some. Are you setting up one?
Much love. I’m tryna make a decision between fogponics and dwc.
Both are really viable options. I think I'm going to use the fog upon its more for rooting cuttings. Right now that's what I see it works really well for at least with tomatoes. Deepwater culture is a little more simple to me at least. but could just be me I'm crazy 🤣
It makes sense. I might just do fog until roots touch water then just add an air stone. #Hybrid
Sounds like a cool idea.
Roots will do way better in darkness.
That is very true. But not as great for videoing. Thanks for watching the video
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