hash berry
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I have it growing with all fog. it grows a new node every 24 hrs the growth is insane even over hydro. is there anyone else on here trying this method? here are some pics. ps under 400w hps.
homemade fogger system
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greenearth5
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would this fog burn out my HPS bulb?
hash berry
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mine seems to be fine what do you mean
NewGrowth
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I don't know what he means either???
The fog is contained in the rez only a little comes out through the net pots. ???
greenearth5
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would the fog cause my light bulb to explode.... the fogg (the colored air ) would it make my light bulb (the glass tube that makes a bright light) eplode (burst.. boom... bam)
hash berry
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the fog doesnt raise much more than three or four inches before it disipates. if you are using cfls they arent in danger. and you would burn your plant up if you had an hps that close. this has been my experience any how
hash berry
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correct and you can totally seal off pots this was just my option to try a little foliar feeding! figured it couldnt hurt and it hasnt
greenearth5
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thanks man
hash berry
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no problem keep intouch we could probly use each others experience with this new method. when you set up keep in mind that the fog wont penatrate the root mass after its too big so im going to incorporate a drip so the center of the root mass will still get nutes? I think with the combination will be great.
NewGrowth
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Not really a new method I did it like four years ago
I have had big plants in one of these the fog keeps the humidity at 100% so the roots get plenty of water.
RANDUMpurple
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so tell us how you made it, will ya?
I was looking into a small $30 pond fogger for my bubbleponics..
but yours is homemade?
I was looking into a small $30 pond fogger for my bubbleponics..
but yours is homemade?
NewGrowth
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Yeah I'm going to post a detailed thread with pics in a couple months. This website sell the cheapest foggers and they send them with replacement disc's as well.http://www.mainlandmart.com/foggers.html
I use the first model in a float. The system is really simple its just a big rubbermaid tote filled about 1/4 way with nutrient solution, a air stone and the fogger floating. Most of the root mass ends up suspended in the fog. Some of it grows down into the aerated nutrient solution.
I have used a lot of different hydro systems and aeroponic fog has by far the fastest growth rates.
greenearth5
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Would i still need to use an airstone to put air into my water if i used this fogger?
Eharmony420
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how do you handle the roots getting in the way?
dont they grow down onto the fogger? does it matter? could you pipe it in easily? Do the vibrations work anyway?
lol, answers for the long term! ty
dont they grow down onto the fogger? does it matter? could you pipe it in easily? Do the vibrations work anyway?
lol, answers for the long term! ty
NewGrowth
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Just clean the disc occasionally, you can always find a place for the fogger so it is not covered in roots.how do you handle the roots getting in the way?
dont they grow down onto the fogger? does it matter? could you pipe it in easily? Do the vibrations work anyway?
lol, answers for the long term! ty
Damios
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This method works great but only for beginning stages of growth and cuttings/clones. Plants that are full into veg or flowering will drink more water than this sytem will be able to supply in fog. Also, the fog comes out as relatively hot and will eventually lead to root rot for the most part. The only way this would work is if you got a air compressor and very very high amounts of fog, almost every type of fogger simply just does not produce enoughfog for this to work. The only one that might work the entire way through is this:
http://www.atomix.eu/aeroponics-explained.html
Not trying to rain on your parade, more like trying to prepare you to not waist your money.
http://www.atomix.eu/aeroponics-explained.html
Not trying to rain on your parade, more like trying to prepare you to not waist your money.
NewGrowth
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Not a waste, I have grown many large plants in a fog set up. The thing does not generate as much heat as you thing either.
Damios
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I've never grown with fog, this is just what I have heard. Considering yours is DIY then it must produce a sufficient amount of fog if you can grow plants with it. I'm used to nutramist and all that bullshit, which doesn't work well at all. I'll be waitin for pictures....good luck.
