Frequently Answer & Question

Yes.  Water level, pH, and jet pump cycles are all automated, making the system very easy to use.  Just ensure your nutrient concentration is correct using the TDS meter, and change the reservoir weekly to start with fresh nutrients.

The Aeroponic Grow Chamber is significantly more productive than traditional systems. So while the equipment can be more complex and may require some maintenance, the end result of superior performance will offset the cost. Consider this analogy:  A car is more complex than a horse and buggy and has more moving parts that require additional maintenance, but the car has far greater efficiency and productivity, and is ultimately the better choice.

See below for a cost comparison on growing with aeroponics vs soil.

The Aeroponic Grow Chamber will have a lower operating cost per cycle than traditional grow systems. The improved efficiency of the system reduces the amount of nutrients and water used, and completely eliminates the need for dirt. The reduction of exhaustible supplies over the lifetime of use makes the aeroponic system the lowest cost option for long term grow needs. The savings will quickly be a positive return on any increased start-up costs.

See below for a cost comparison of growing with aeroponics vs soil.

Yes. With chilled recirculating reservoirs, aeroponic systems have the lowest incidence of root problems and the most controlled and treatable environment.  Additionally, internal root shelves support roots above the nutrient solution, keeping them from becoming waterlogged.

No. The Aeroponic Grow Chambers produce the cleanest and purest tasting product of any system on the market. The increased growth rate allows for at least a week of water-only flushing before harvest to remove any trace of chemical taste.

If an extended power failure prevents automated systems from functioning, the built-in reservoir provides sufficient coverage to the plants root system.  The system can be irrigated manually until power is restored.