Hey Guys,

I had some questions about the yearly cycle of an aeroponic garden. I was planning on starting a medium sized aero garden but was confused as to how I would keep it running after the first grow. These are the steps I see but I get lost a little ways down.

Step 1. Start with ten seeds and germinate them.
Step 2. Start seeds in rockwool cubes until they root.
step 3. put rooted cubs in hydroponic rainforest.
step 4. Take clones once plants are 1 foot high.
step 5. When the plants get to be a foot tall bring them into your aeroflo system for flowering stage.

Now heres where I get lost. What do I do with the clones that i just took before i put my veg plants in the aerflo flowering room. Its gonna be at least 8 weeks until I have enough room to put my cuttings into the flowering room (8weeks for the original plants to flower and harvest). do you think 8 weeks is to long for a cutting to be vegging in its hydroponic rainforest. If not is there a safe way to tranplant the plant and root system without causing damage to the plant? If anyone has any experience with an aeroflo system your input would be great.

I was thinking about just doing a sea of green method but im worried about salts building up and blocking the sprayers. So im gonna have to go in cycles if thats the case.
ZaTrueDutchMasta Reviewed by ZaTrueDutchMasta on . Aeroponic Grow Cycles Hey Guys, I had some questions about the yearly cycle of an aeroponic garden. I was planning on starting a medium sized aero garden but was confused as to how I would keep it running after the first grow. These are the steps I see but I get lost a little ways down. Step 1. Start with ten seeds and germinate them. Step 2. Start seeds in rockwool cubes until they root. step 3. put rooted cubs in hydroponic rainforest. step 4. Take clones once plants are 1 foot high. step 5. Rating: 5