Hydroponics Training - Episode 22 (Aeroponic System-Types of Aeroponic) Hydroponic Farming Training

[@SufyanNazirAasi]

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[@AmjadAli-tu3zo]

Zabardast explanation sir, thank you

[@PakistanHydroponics]

@@AmjadAli-tu3zo .. You're welcome bro

[@Tragicstars186]

2nd

[@farmagritech5745]

Sir ap next level ho upper wala ap ko tarakiya or de 👍

[@PakistanHydroponics]

@farmagritech5745 .. Thank you bhai.. Aameen..

[@cvfine2640]

Aslam O Alikum Sir, Apka student, Kuch guidance chiya thi. 1. Jase ke disposable cup Jase apki video mein hote hai wohi use karlo yah Ice cream ka plastic box use karlo konse better hai. 2. water tap ma use karo yah fir, drinking water, 100% cocopeat use karo cup mein? 3. germination pehle soil mein karlo agar yah toh kis age pe usay 100% cocopeat mein transfer karo hydroponic system ke lia? Shukriya.

[@PakistanHydroponics]

Walaikum-as-salam... 1) Starting may aap cup use karlain.. 2) Use cocopeat agar seedling hay. 3) Use only cocopeat for germination.

[@atomizer2665]

@@PakistanHydroponics With a genuine aeroponic system you can use small fiber pots filled with coco or compost. Transplanting is easy, just place the fiber pot into a net pot and put it into the system. This method provides the plant with 2 separate sources of water/nutrient, the damp medium inside the fiber pot and the mist outside the fiber pot. If you only have mist you`ll be forced to overmist to keep the plant upright which wont provide optimal growth

[@atomizer2665]

LPA performance is equal to a good NFT system. HPA offers greater control allowing for optimization. AA (which isn`t mentioned) offers the greatest level of control, it requires less hardware than HPA but is generally more expensive. LPA and HPA can be used indoor or outdoor, AA is more suitable for controlled environments which are typically indoors.

[@PakistanHydroponics]

An AA Aeroponic system stands for Automated Aeroponics, and it is unrelated to LPA, HPA, or Fogponics systems. Every aeroponic system requires timers and automation. Without timers, the reservoir temperature can become too hot, eventually killing the roots and plants. I believe you may not have listened to the entire video, where I’ve already mentioned the use of sensors and timers in an aeroponic system

[@atomizer2665]

@@PakistanHydroponics AA stands for Air Atomized or Air Assisted aeroponics. HPA and AA can be run drain to waste, which negates the need for EC, PH automation. A nutrient that isn`t recirculated maintains its original elemental profile, aka, always optimal as nothing ever comes back from the root chamber to alter it, including root debris, potential pathogens and heat.

[@PakistanHydroponics]

@@atomizer2665 .. Thank you for your input bhai..! However, there are some points that need to be understood. While HPA (High-Pressure Aeroponics) can indeed be run as a drain-to-waste system, the term AA (Air Atomized or Air Assisted) isn't widely recognized in aeroponics. Aeroponic systems are typically classified into Low-Pressure (LPA), High-Pressure (HPA) and Ultra Sonic Pressure System i.e. Fogponics System. If you're referring to using air to assist in atomizing the nutrient mist, that sounds closer to a variation of high-pressure techniques but isn’t a standardized term. Regarding EC and pH automation: Even in a drain-to-waste setup, EC (Electrical Conductivity) and pH monitoring are critical to ensure the nutrient solution is optimized for plant uptake. Nutrient solutions still need to be carefully balanced before being delivered to the roots, even if they aren't recirculated.