How to build 5 Gallon Bucket Aeroponics. THE EASIEST AEROPONICS SYSTEM TO BUILD. Step by Step Video

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Whether you’re wanting to start a soil-free garden, looking to save the environment or simply just want to have the ability to grow any fruit or vegetable in any season, you’re probably looking into #Aeroponics.
Self-sustaining farming is an incredibly important way to ensure survival in an emergency situation such as a pandemic, war, or disaster, to ensure your family has enough to eat. With the right techniques, it can even feed communities, reducing reliance on government substidized farms and factories. It's also a great way to bring farming techniques to otherwise barren parts of the world, such as deserts, rainforests, and arctic climates. It can reduce deforestation by reducing demand on local farmers to produce crops and clear large swaths of forests.
What exactly is an Aeroponic garden?
#AeroponicGarden
An Aeroponic garden is a revolutionary system that allows plants to grow in the air, without any soil while being suspended inside of an enclosed environment. Spraying their roots with nutrient-rich water solution allows them to grow strong and healthy. Typically, pressure pumps are used to gently mist your plants roots with the water solution.
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[@MrSquash62]

Pro tip, use a hole saw bit in reverse to prevent fraying around the hole.

[@LaLascrops]

🤔 very interesting, thanks for sharing. I can’t wait to see how it clones the plants

[@THEJONESFAMILYCHANNEL]

You and me both! hahahaha

[@raymahl]

Love the video! Can you link the sprinkler head and the hose you used to connect the pump?

[@MrSquash62]

you should spray paint the bucket black so less light hits the roots, or just buy a black bucket

[@robertlopez7973]

Quick tip, when drilling the holes and to avoid damage on the plastic, drill it with a flat wood underneath. Hope to start mine soon. Great video...

[@Christine_M_Jones]

I knew you would figure it out 🙌🏾

[@THEJONESFAMILYCHANNEL]

Why thank you, patience and thinking leads to solutions for the Jones'

[@Christine_M_Jones]

Very interesting

[@THEJONESFAMILYCHANNEL]

Yes indeed!!

[@jacklowther4912]

Good job

[@THEJONESFAMILYCHANNEL]

Why thank you!! It was fun

[@siov4279]

what sizes are the whole saw and pots >> what size whole saw per size netpot please?

[@hankburton2043]

I think he said 2 inch

[@THEJONESFAMILYCHANNEL]

Yes, the net pots are 2 inches, the holes are a little smaller than 2"

[@sweettrips7674]

Hey man. Cool setup, got some questions. Firstly, can/should you make a bucket for 1 entire plant? Is aeroponics really only used for seedlings? Can't it be used to grow like an entire tomato plant? No one seems to be selling or making em except for tiny plants. Secondly, I was looking to hydroponics and the problem I see there is having to change water weekly. 8 buckets x 16 weeks is 128 buckets to carry thru the house to the bathtube... gauranteed ill drop 2 or 3 and have an unhappy landlord, lol. So i want to checkout aerodroponics before i give up and do soil. In theory, if your spraying à fine mist you dont need a huge recevoir, less water less sporadic use since im sure sublimation and evaporation plays a role to reduce the need for water changing. So I guess my question is, am i crazy? Thirdly, what am I missing, lol.

[@THEJONESFAMILYCHANNEL]

You can grow up to 3 plants successfully with this setup!!! No you are not crazy which is why aeroponics is a go to! You will use less water in theory however you have to make sure the nutrients are pumping through the spray which you can control at the water source.

[@sweettrips7674]

​@THEJONESFAMILYCHANNEL Thanks man, I think I'm gonna build one bad ass system then expand from there, make sure I get it right. I'm an I&C engineer so should be able to get it to ideal... going to look more to industrial components. Sounds like I need a spray sensor... this reminds me of coal crusher fogging and deluge system I once built. You say three plants one bucket? All the way to fruiting? I sort of read and got the impression that the Ultra small particle size of fog is really best for small plants, once they get big the like it bigger. Also, tomatoes can split from too much water, but in hydro the danger is the same and still controlable?

[@BurghFan-ps9ow]

I hate being that KZbin commenter guy. Watching the guy cut these holes is brutal pay attention in shop class people!!

[@jaydirk2887]

You didn’t list the sprinkler head or what it’s called exactly

[@Tiptoe6927]

I too would also like a part number from home depot or some more detail on it.

[@RicketyRocket]

you look like you collect Starburst wrappers.

[@THEJONESFAMILYCHANNEL]

Maybe as a child, now I collect plant seeds!!

[@Tiptoe6927]

Is there a part number on that sprinkler head?

[@THEJONESFAMILYCHANNEL]

I through that paper part away.. are you in Florida by chance?

[@Tiptoe6927]

@@THEJONESFAMILYCHANNEL No, but I managed to find all the parts at Home Depot. Thank you!

[@atomizer2665]

sprinklerponics is cheap and simple but it wont provide any of the benefits associated with aeroponics.

[@THEJONESFAMILYCHANNEL]

Let's talk.. How do you recommend spraying the stems/roots with water?

[@atomizer2665]

@@THEJONESFAMILYCHANNEL Thats not an easy one to answer as it depends on the kind of mist you have. The best way i can describe it is to imagine throwing yourself into a lake vs being outside in heavy rain vs being lost in a fogbank. The lake is hydroponics, the heavy rain is sprinklerpnics and the fogbank is aeroponics. When you climb out of the lake you`ll take hours to dry off. The heavy rain isnt much different because you`ll be almost as wet when it stops. With the fogbank you will become damp over time but never too wet or too dry. The fog doesnt need to be directed at you because you are immersed in it. High pressure aero is the best option for outdoors, i run it in square and horizontal chambers but its also good for vertical towers, its very productive and reliable. It can be used to grow almost anything and produce roots like this kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYnLoJanequVa6M Perfect mist grows roots like this kzbin.info/www/bejne/omK1nqBvf9uDnLs but its more expensive and cant be used outdoors where you can have full sun one minute and cloud the next. If you get bitten by the aero bug you`ll want to run it indoors and outdoors

[@lovealways2569]

@@atomizer2665 I see what you did! Cool!

[@jeradkiester698]

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