Aeroponics

What is aeroponic cultivation?

Aeroponics is a substrate-free growing technique where the plant's roots are suspended in the air within a dark, humid chamber, receiving a fine mist containing water and nutrients. This technology provides constant oxygenation and a clean environment, which promotes extremely rapid and healthy root development.

It is an evolution of traditional hydroponics, where control over the root environment is even greater.

What are the advantages of an aeroponic system?

• Faster and more efficient growth: high oxygenation stimulates root development.
• Greater nutrient absorption: Nutrients reach the root directly in the form of a mist, without physical barriers.
• Lower water and fertilizer consumption: closed and reusable system.
• Clean environment, without substrates that retain salts or pests.
• Total control of irrigation and nutrition.

All of this translates into healthier, more productive plants with optimized growing cycles.

What products will you find in this category?

• Complete aeroponic systems: such as the AeroFarm GHE or RainForest, ready to connect and start growing.
• Aeroponic cloners: equipment designed to root cuttings without substrate, with almost guaranteed success.
• Nebulizers, pumps, and spare parts: to maintain or customize your system.
• Tanks and lids adapted to the growing environment.

Which systems stand out?

• CultiMate Aero (formerly AeroFarm): compact and functional, ideal for small spaces.
• GrowStream 2.0 (formerly AeroFlo): widely used for intensive aeroponic cultivation.
• Mesh pots: for your homemade setups or as a replacement for the originals.

Who is aeroponics ideal for?

Aeroponics is designed for advanced or technical growers seeking maximum precision in the root environment and superior yield. It's also perfect for research projects, professional cloning systems, or vertical farming, where space and resources must be optimized.

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Is it difficult to grow in aeroponics?

It's not complicated, but it does require more control over the environment and parameters (pH, EC, water temperature). Automation makes it more accessible, but prior experience in hydroponics is recommended.

Can an aeroponic system be used just for cuttings?

Yes, in fact, it's one of its most common applications. Aeroponic cloning machines have very high rooting rates and allow you to obtain cuttings ready for transplanting in less than 10 days.