Flood & Drain Vs. Aero Flo...

[Blunted22]

well the title says it all. im wondering who used both who like what and why. If im correct the areo flo skips the 6-12 days to root to the 4's and go direectly from a cut so you save time and money not haveing to buy 4,s. It seems you get more with a fllod and drain though because you can have a bigger table. whats your thoughts guys.

Blunted22 Reviewed by Blunted22 on 03-08-2007. Flood & Drain Vs. Aero Flo... well the title says it all. im wondering who used both who like what and why. If im correct the areo flo skips the 6-12 days to root to the 4's and go direectly from a cut so you save time and money not haveing to buy 4,s. It seems you get more with a fllod and drain though because you can have a bigger table. whats your thoughts guys. Rating: 5

[kindprincess]

i've not built a flood and drain; but i have made a couple of aeroponic cloners...

and i can tell you now, as long as you have a strong pump, you can make a table just as large as any flood and drain; you'd just need a lot of heads.

[latewood]

Sorry I didn't understand most of your statement/question???

[lmdesade]

I'm not really sure of what your question is... Yet, Flood and drain systems are really easy to buy and they work great. I use an aeroponic system. I'd never buy an aeroflo. They are too expensive. Yet, I would build one if I wanted one. Start with a flood and drain.