My new Aeroponic project 3

[Cannebicaneser]

Hello, I'm Cannebi and I'm from Spain. A week ago I started my new project on a Aeroponic RDWC hybrid home system. Basically they are containers with 0.3mm nebulizers that are fed through a 1300w monoblock pump at 80psi. Inside the containers I have left a minimum level of water with air diffusing stones.The containers are joined together to maintain the same level and a recirculation of water is generated that ends up in another container to which I placed a level sensor to return the water to the main container.
I leave you here some photos so you can see my new system.

 

[Cannebicaneser]

And so this whole new project began.

 

[Cannebicaneser]

I am trying different combinations since it is the first time that I grow aeroponic, the previous crops were done in RDWC and honestly, everything is totally different. I prepared the cuttings in the neptune aerocloner and transferred them to the new system. Setting an Ec of 0.9ms and Ph of 5.8 but a few days later they showed me deficiencies in CalMag. Also due to the 11k luxs I started with, so I had to correct to 8k luxs and lower the Ec to 0.6ms.
This photo with de deficiencies in CalMag

And this photo a few days after correcting Ec and reducing it to 8k luxs

 

[Cannebicaneser]

Today the current state of the roots is good and the plants continue their course. I have set the Ec at 0.8ms and continue at 8k luxs without being able to increase it since if I increase the intensity a little more they immediately lower the leaves. The truth is, I still have many doubts, here in Spain there is hardly any information about it since they don't want to complicate life in the crops so much. But I'm passionate about this, so I like to take risks and try new things.

 

[Cannebicaneser]

I use fertilizers from the full range of GHE, osmosis water at 0.05ms to which I base with CalMag from Atami at 0.5ms + single Mg with a total of 0.7ms of base water. During water mist times I run the pump in cycles of 5 seconds every 3 minutes. The truth is I don't know if what I'm doing is correct, I'm just trying it and seeing how the plants react. Today I changed the watering cycle to test, to 5 seconds every 5 minutes. I would appreciate some good helpful comments. Greetings to the entire community!!!

 

[Hiddenjems]

When I grew high pressure aero it seemed like the plants wanted a higher ph than my tables, 6.2-6.5 seemed like the happy place. My ec stared at 1.8 and moved up to 2.4 at peak flower. This is with a Dli between 50-60.

 

[aCBD]

good luck with your project!

 

[Cannebicaneser]

When I grew high pressure aero it seemed like the plants wanted a higher ph than my tables, 6.2-6.5 seemed like the happy place. My ec stared at 1.8 and moved up to 2.4 at peak flower. This is with a Dli between 50-60.

The truth is I haven't tried modifying the pH yet, I stayed at 5.8 from the beginning. Today I will change it to 6.2 to see how they react. Thanks for the advice

 

[stiff]

I find slight changes in between the range of 5.8 - 6.2 work best for me.
So everytime I mix a barrel I change the ph by 0.1 till I reach 6.2 and then I drop it down again.
Works well for me

 

[Cannebicaneser]

I find slight changes in between the range of 5.8 - 6.2 work best for me.
So everytime I mix a barrel I change the ph by 0.1 till I reach 6.2 and then I drop it down again.
Works well for me

I appreciate your advice, I will do the following tests and at the end of the week I will upload a photo so you can see its status.


Another question I have is with the irrigation times. Which ones do you think would be correct?
I tried 7 seconds every 3 minutes and right now I'm at 5 seconds every 5 minutes. This is the current state of the roots, both with one combination of time and another, they are always moist.

 

[stiff]

I haven't got a proper answer for you on this one,since I use 15L pots full of coco and after I drained them with plenty runoff (watering by hand) they're good for the day. In summer sometimes I water twice.

Anyone with an automatic system,please help this fellow grower out

Ps. Nice roots btw