http://grow-room.info/aeroponics-diy-made-easy/

1. Aeroponics DIY Made Easy
Amateur gardeners have been doing Aeroponics DIY for several decades now and they've managed to do it
quite well. If you are interested in aeroponics, you can set up your own version of an aeroponic plant garden
as well. We suggest you first start by reading up as much as possible on Aeroponics DIY procedures and then
use them to set up your own wonderful version of an aeroponics garden.
Start by reading up on Aeroponics DIY:
Amateur gardeners have already made a whole bunch of mistakes and reading up on the aeroponics DIY
blogs, websites or books will mean that you will be able to avoid the simplest of problems. By reading their
day to day problems, you will avoid most of them and make sure that your aeroponics DIY project is on track.
We also suggest that you read up on basic aeroponics DIY information that is available through gardening
websites. Take the time to understand how aeroponics works and what you will have to do to ensure that the
plants can get maximum food and nutrition from the water and nutrient source.
After you have understood the aeroponics DIY process, you will need a plan to set up your own aeroponics
garden. Most websites will offer detailed aeroponics DIY schematics that you can use to plan the piping and
watering system for your aeroponics garden. Choose a simple aeroponics DIY schematic for the piping system
as you will have to install it yourself. Please note that an aeroponics garden is completely different than a
hydroponics garden. The aeroponics DIY process will require pipes, a pressure system to spray the water, a
nutrient system on the root system and a closed reservoir to hold the water as it drains off the plant roots. Most
amateur gardeners prefer to use simple low pressure self-regulated pressure pumps as this aeroponics DIY
set up will be cheaper. However, you can use high pressure pumps to spray the water nutrients onto the roots,
automatic timers on the aeroponics DIY to measure and spray the water and a PVC tubing system that will
carry and spray the nutrients onto the roots when required.
For more information on Aeroponics, including other interesting and informative articles and photos, please click
on this link: Aeroponics DIY Made Easy