This had been a great thread, I'm sorta glad it got bumped. I realized that I miss OpieYutts, he hasn't posted here in quite awhile.

The problem with using pond foggers is the fog likes to lay on the water. On a system I built awhile back I used a 5 head pond fogger in a 5 gallon bucket, used a square pce of plastic inside to act as a splash shield. Put two 1 1/2" holes in the bucket lid, 1 for a hose out and the other with a fan blowing into the bucket. It works very well and the people using it are real happy, except for having to clean and or replace the transducer discs regularly.

There are some much better foggers out there, but not as inexpensive.

I gotta try to find Opie.
oldmac Reviewed by oldmac on . Should I get a Nutramist fogger? I've always wanted to try fogging, since it is the absolute best way to give your roots oxygen. The results are supposed to surpass common aeroponics and NFT. I'm ready to re-do my spray system, since that's not really aeroponics, and it gets plugged up. Upon researching pump sizes and what all is required for true misting, I'm better off buying a fogger. I guess the new thing is to combine fogging with NFT, but due to power outages I'm considering combining it with a shallow res for the last 2 Rating: 5