Commercial aeroponics hydroponic system is a subset of hydroculture, which is the growing of plants in a soil-less medium, or an aquatic-based environment. Hydroponic growing uses mineral nutrient solutions to feed the plants in water, without soil.
With this system, we are no longer limited by climate or by season in the pursuit of our harmless pleasures. We can now grow virtually any plant at virtually any time of the year – the only limitation is our imagination. The simple, effective hydroponic systems now available, coupled with modern horticultural lighting, have freed us to grow our favorite plants where and when we choose.
With this system, we are no longer limited by climate or by season in the pursuit of our harmless pleasures. We can now grow virtually any plant at virtually any time of the year – the only limitation is our imagination. The simple, effective hydroponic systems now available, coupled with modern horticultural lighting, have freed us to grow our favorite plants where and when we choose.
Commercial aeroponics hydroponic system is an efficient drip irrigation system and is extremely suitable for larger, long-term crops such as vine tomatoes, peppers (capsicum), cucumbers and even roses. You can use just about any type of growing media, including expanded clay balls, perlite, and coconut coir, etc, This growing media can be reused for a long time. The dutch buckets are suitable for drip irrigation systems. The overflow outlet can be connected to a central 1-1/2-in PVC drainpipe.
Commercial aeroponics hydroponic system by installing the two elbows, the overflow water is suctioned from the lowest level of the bucket and discharged into the central drainpipe. This will eliminate the pooling of stagnant water, which makes the plants growing much better.
Hydroponics steps of aeroponics hydroponic system
1. Pour some seeds into the water for an hour.
2. Wrap the seeds in a wet towel, and put them in a dark and ventilated place.
3. Press the sponge into the water and let the air out, then sponge soaked for two hours.
4. After the seeds germinate, put the buds into the sponge(note: one bud in one sponge). Place the sponge in the basin and get the
sun.
5. When the buds grow leaves, pour the nutrient solution into the basin. The sponge needs to be kept moist.
6. When the seedling has three or four leaves, select the seedling of the root to penetrate the sponge, place it in the hole of
hydroponics equipment and get the sun.
7. You can ask us for a video of the hydroponic course.
1. Pour some seeds into the water for an hour.
2. Wrap the seeds in a wet towel, and put them in a dark and ventilated place.
3. Press the sponge into the water and let the air out, then sponge soaked for two hours.
4. After the seeds germinate, put the buds into the sponge(note: one bud in one sponge). Place the sponge in the basin and get the
sun.
5. When the buds grow leaves, pour the nutrient solution into the basin. The sponge needs to be kept moist.
6. When the seedling has three or four leaves, select the seedling of the root to penetrate the sponge, place it in the hole of
hydroponics equipment and get the sun.
7. You can ask us for a video of the hydroponic course.
