Why is clogging an issue in aeroponics?

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Page 1: Why is clogging an issue in aeroponics?

Why is it an issue?

Clogging in Aeroponics

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Aeroponic systems require a sprayer or a mister in order to deliver the nutrient

solution.

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Most of these are diaphragm-based, or have a very, very small nozzle.

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Ultimately, this means things clog up very easily.

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When they clog up, the plants don’t get the water and nutrients they need.

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Without water, the roots can dry up and die very quickly.

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Any aeroponic grower will tell you lots of time is spent cleaning nozzles

because of this.

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Labor can be spent in 1 of 3 ways

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1 - Cleaning nozzles

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2 - Replacing Nozzles

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3 - Intensive filtration

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In any case, clogging is a problem to be aware of and

manage properly.

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