Aero-Gon

Thought I would share my vertical aero setup built with theusual parts
Aquatec 8800 pump
Amtrol Tank
Cloudtop nozzles
John guess fittings
Valves for projects solenoids
Sentinel drt1 timers

The room is 5 x 5 with 2 600 watt eye hortis on lumitecs asingle 8” exhaust with 2 passive inlets

Running Dyna Bloom with pro-tek and mag pro at an ec of .7

The small tubes don’t allow the mist to fully expand forperfect HPA roots but it’s still getting fine hairs and is rtw.

Vegged for 1 week and went in flower 2 weeks ago.

Looks awesome. Some good ingenuity.

That is an awesome setup, can't wait to see those colas finished, after a grow or two when you get things dialed in, just FYI you would see MUCH BETTER RESULTS if you switched just one of your HPS lamps with a CMH (Ceramic Metal Halide) Lamp. The first lamp I recommend is LITERALLY HANDS DOWN THE BEST HID LAMP ON THE MARKET, its the 830W Philips Energy Advantage CDM (Ceramic Discharge Metal Halide, same as CMH) lamp with AllStart Technology, it is vertical burn only so its perfect for your setup, it runs on a 1000W magnetic MH ballast, check it out:(-->CLICK HERE<--) With this lamp + a 600W HPS in your vertical setup, you would have practically THE BEST OUT THERE!!!! VERY FEW PEOPLE are using these lamps, ESPECIALLY in a vertical/hydro setup like yours, meaning the results you could produce would be practically UNMATCHED from other growers/competitors, EVERYONE WOULD WANT TO BUY FROM YOU because the quality bud you could produce would be SO MUCH BETTER THAN ANYONE ELSE'S!! This might seem like "Snake Oil" hype or a sales pitch but I have absolutely no affiliation with the manufacturers of these lamps/products/retailers or any of the links I post. This is my PASSION in life, I honestly just like to help people and I assure you these lamps are REALLY THAT GOOD!!
If 830W is too much then my next recommendation is the Philips MasterColor CMH Retro White Lamps, they come in 250W-400W, horizontal & vertical burn and run on either magnetic HPS ballasts or digital ballasts specially designed to run CMH lamps, check em out: (-->CLICK HERE<--) Here is the electronic/digital ballast for 250W-400W CMH Lamps:(-->CLICK HERE<--) Whatever you decide good luck and keep us posted.