Aeroponic table

First off, I don't grow the same plants as you so some of the same issues may not apply.

I was thinking of a 1 foot deep box lined with poly.

The top would have 2" net pots ever square foot for versatility in placement.

1/2" pvc and backyard misters would be positioned to shoot at 70psi continuously at a 45 degree angle between the net pots and towards them from the bottom of the box.


Slope of the box would be 2 degrees towards the drain.

Kind of like a low pressure aeroponic setup in keeping the misters going all the time but with a finer spray pattern.

Just want fresh vegetables all year round

about a pound

- Jiji

If I plant strawberries and end up with a pound I'll be upset. it may be good for what you grow but isn't much in terms of food.

I just want a system that will grow some decent food without making my house smell like dirt. The whole bubble stuff etc etc sounds complicated and I already have a misting system and it looks like something I could use

lol it was a joke.

If this is your first setup don't try to reinvent the wheel. Copy some one elses that works well.

- Jiji

LurchLurkin said:

First off, I don't grow the same plants as you so some of the same issues may not apply.

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Please feel free to browse around and even post the odd topic, you may find interest in the Fragaria, waning at least this time of year
drain and flood tables you may find under Hydroponics, whereas the aeroponic systems work under nuted steam