Cheap fogger hydroponics final results
15.7 years ago aeroponics, cheap, hydroponics, peppers, tomato
In case you missed them here is the original post on the creation of this fogger hydroponic system, and the latest update (before this one).
The plants still are still looking pretty healthy with the exception of a little phosphorus deficiency, but the blame goes on me for that one. Been a little busy at work and have been neglecting the plants.
I decided to end this experiment since their roots were starting to get tangled and I want to use these plants for another project.
These roots are healthier than they look, some soil leached in when I put some of my pepper plants on top of the hydroponic box.
This pepper plant look really good, haven’t decided what to do with it yet. Maybe the victim volunteer for the next hydroponic experiment.
Tags: cheap, led, outdoor plants, pepper plants, vegetables
15.7 years ago
The fogger experiment looks really good. You might need to adjust your ph to 6.0 and bump up your nutrients if you are having a P deficiency. Other than that, your experiment looks really good.Have you decided what style to grow your new pepper? Have you tried Deep Water Culture? It gives explosive growth and photogenic root porn!
12 years ago
[…] I used my tomato plants from my hydroponic experiment and carefully fed the roots into the now bottom opening of the bottle. We then added our soil mix […]