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Aero Pro silver series, the new generation of aeroponics systems from Alien From Hydroponics Culture Indoor. System of 28 30-liter pots.
Delivery delay : 5 week(s)
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The ALIEN® AERO ™ system uses the aeroculture technique for better control of the environment around the root zone .
The nutrient solution is delivered by means of a powerful but silent water pump to micro-sprinklers located on the underside of each lid. The feeding interval and duration can be fine-tuned to the needs of a specific plant species.
The fact that plants are suspended in the air and roots are not trapped in any type of substrate makes harvesting and crop rotation fairly simple and straightforward.
Eliminating the growing medium is very liberating for the roots: the extra oxygen to which they are exposed translates into faster growth. Aeroponic systems are also extremely water-efficient. These closed-loop systems can use 95% less water than soil-grown plants.
The AERO ™ system can be used as a recirculation or RTW (run to waste) system.
Optional tank
Alien
recommends a 280L tank for this system.
All our compatible tanks are available by clicking here.
Patent-pending Dual-Flow ™ fittings are 50 mm oversized for a smoother system. These fittings are more than 3 times the internal size of the 32 mm. They allow water to pass through slots on the sides of the fitting, enabling total pot drainage.
A 50 mm heat-reflecting silver pipe is used compared to the Black Series green 32 mm.
Jars and lids are also made from heat-reflective silver polymer.
The Silver series includes copper-plated drain covers that prevent roots from penetrating the piping.
After years of research and development, ALIEN® has launched a brand-new, evolutionary range of hydroponic systems. Light years ahead of the competition, manufactured with high-quality components, innovative in design and ready for the future.
