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transplanting aeroponics clone to aero system

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transplanting aeroponics clone to aero system

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I'm planning out my aeroponics grow room and im not exactly sure what to do at transplant point. while in the cloner they will be in the 2" net pots with the plug but what support will they have them i transplant them into the bigger net pots? or can i grow them to bud in the 2" net pots bc then i can move the whole tote from veg room to flower room?
 
#2
This is the basic set up im gonna do with the aeroponics. i have a 35 section cloning chamber and a 15 section flowering chamber. Ill keep 15-17 clones at 2 weeks and 15-17 more at 4-6 weeks so i can just transplant enough to fill the flowering tote and start 15 more kinda like perpetual garden. if anyone has any input or point out a nistake i made let me know please this is my first time growing and ive spent hours measuring and planning all this dont want it to be for nothing thanks a bunch
Aeroponics plans
 
#3
i also answered my own question from earlier im just gonna get a nag of hydroton and bam problem solved
 
#4
okay now im onto the nutrients. Ive been seeing alot of people talk about this technaflora recipe for success nut kit. would the suffice from clone to flower? or will i need other nuts as well
 
#6
Ditch the air stones/pump. They're only gonna create problems.

Keep the flowering section the same as you have it, just use the 2" netpots instead.

As long as you have good meters to read your ph and ppm, the flora series of nutes will do you just fine.
 
#7
i need something to move the wter and spray the roots pump is essential
 
#8
I'm talking about the air pump and stones....obviously not the water pump.

It's a waste of electricity, its adding heat to your reservoir, and a perfectly good waste of 2, 8" airstones. It's not going to move any water, or spray any roots.

The water/sprayer pump does more then a sufficient job of adding DO (dissolved oxygen)
 
#9
all ok i was gonna say maybe im not talking to the right guy lol gotcha on that the stones and air pump were at the bottom of my list anyways im getting decent water pumps for the misters. Thanks home slice
 
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