Ultrasonic hydroponic fogger

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An ultrasonic hydroponic fogger is a device that emits nutrient fog in a hydroponic system.[1]

It usually sits below water level, and fills the root zone with highly oxygenated fog mist. Water particles are 5-15 micrometres in size. The hanging roots absorb the water/nutrient combination for accelerated growth in hydroponicly grown plants. Turns a hydroponic system into an aeroponic hybrid system.

[edit] References

  1. ^ Birnbaum H, 2007. Homegrown Hydroponics


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