GrowthSTORM (tm) aeroponics system details and setup????

I was watching some vids on YouTube and there's a company in Canada, JWC, that has this trade marked hydro system called GrowthSTORM, they call it a dual droplet system. Looks like they might be doing a combination of aeroponics and fogponics but not positive. They state they use a large droplet and a smaller 10 micron droplet to maximize growth. Anybody have any details on this setup and is it worth setting up a diy vs a straight aeroponics or e&f system?

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never heard of it. got a link?

pretty nice facility. was cool how that mist was in each bucket like that.

More trouble than it's worth for the home grower. He said himself that theres a huge tech aspect behind it.

rkymtnman said:

pretty nice facility. was cool how that mist was in each bucket like that.

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You can snag those cheap little ultrasonic foggers off amazon and put them in each site.

Here is one example:

Renfro said:

You can snag those cheap little ultrasonic foggers off amazon and put them in each site.

Here is one example:

Amazon.com : Uranny Mist Maker, 400mL/H Aluminum Mini Ultrasonic Mist Maker Fogger Water Fountain Pond Fog Machine Atomizer Air Humidifier : Garden & Outdoor

Amazon.com : Uranny Mist Maker, 400mL/H Aluminum Mini Ultrasonic Mist Maker Fogger Water Fountain Pond Fog Machine Atomizer Air Humidifier : Garden & Outdoor

www.amazon.com

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That's what I was thinking. Might think about adding in future once I have setup complete.

Jrmy_1 said:

That's what I was thinking. Might think about adding in future once I have setup complete.

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i can't find the pic at the moment, but a guy built a system where he had a commercial fog unit (think a concert stage size) which "blew" into a fairly large drum where the plant's root mass was, then condensed and dripped to the bottom to waste i think. it was a cool system. if you google it, you'll find it eventually

fragileassassin said:

More trouble than it's worth for the home grower. He said himself that theres a huge tech aspect behind it.

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No doubt! Lots of places where nutrients can have less than a favorable impact.