Quote Originally Posted by headshake
damn OM! those are gorgeous! holy trich covered colas batman!!!

it sucks being without the 'net. i'm missing everything. i'm gonna have to save this one and red the whole thing. i guess you are liking aero/fog business?

how important to use an ultrasonic fogger?


-shake

Hey Headshake!

The trichcome production is excellent, but thanks for that goes to the strain, Shiva Skunk, and the folks at Sensi Seeds.

I've been headed in the aero/fog direction for awhile, and it feels good to have this tray finally producing. I'll be very happy when I can stop my personal grow and stop using RW. That has been my goal, to grow with no media; no Pro-Mix to drag out of the grow area, no rockwool blocks to dispose of, etc.

Ultrasonic fog produces such a fine fog, that can be used directly by fine roots but the biggest advantage is the fog is sterile. It will sterilize the root zone so that no pathogens can survive there. In this first run I did have a problem going from rooted clones from a EZ-clonner to the aero/fog and I can solve that pretty easy. But I left a few clones that didn't make it just to see if root rot could spread. The root rot could only survive on the bottom of the neoprene collar abt 1/4" around the dead stem and less then that down. The rest of the root zone is gorgeous; no slime, no green grunge, no brown or discolored roots....just clean, white root mass. I'm lovin' it!

Just had a thought, maybe the grow lights help with the trichs!
oldmac Reviewed by oldmac on . aero/fog LED grow table Just a couple of pics of an aero/fog ponic tray I built. This is 1/2 half of "fogfognugen" a 2 tray 4'x4' franken fogger I built. It uses two types and sources of fog; one is a "dry" fog made by a FrapaPlas ultrasonic fogger and second is a series of misting nozzles run off a pump currently running @ 180psi. Going to start it out out with 2 TI Pro-Bloom's together on a light rail.:) Was just working on light foot print/spacing of lights. Just abt ready.:D Rating: 5