Refined from Aeroponic Technology, the Aeroflo²® super-oxygenates the nutrient solution to deliver oxygen, water and nutrient in ideal combinations, creating a root zone environment that surpasses anything found in nature. The results are larger yields, stronger, and more resistant plants. For the grower seeking to bring plants to harvest earlier and maximize the productivity of their grow space, the AeroFlo²® produces results that are hard to beat.

The AeroFlo²® 60 accommodates sixty plant sites. Growers who wish to expand this system can enjoy 120 plant sites with the addition of the AeroFlo²® 60 Site Extension. Users can choose to configure the grow chambers all on the same side or to stagger them to cover a larger area or to grow larger plants. The AeroFlo²® 60 features a generous 40-gallon Panda reservoir.

FAQ's About the AeroFlo

1. How often do I add nutrient? What is “topping-off"?
Add nutrient every time you drain your system. “Topping-off" is a term thatdescribes adding water to the system. Remember, during hot spells plants transpireexcessive amounts of water leaving behind nutrient salts. These salts can causeppm levels to sky-rocket creating a toxic environment for your plants. Keep yourppm at a lower level during these times of extreme transpiration.

2. How often should the water be changed?
That depends upon the growth (stage and rate) of your plants. When plants areseedlings every three weeks should suffice. Once the plants start to approachmaturity it is best to change the nutrient mixture completely every two weeks, oreven more often for better results. Between nutrient changes it is important to “topup"the reservoir with fresh water. Add more nutrient only if the conductivity or ppmdrops. Generally the conductivity (nutrient strength) should be maintained between800 to 1,200 ppm (parts per million).

3. Should I invest in a ppm or conductivity meter?
Yes, a conductivity meter is an essential tool for measuring nutrient strength. Byknowing the conductivity level for a specific variety of plant, the grower can adjustnutrient strength to meet specific crop needs.

4. When should I adjust the overflow tubes up or down?
When plants are small and their roots are not well developed, the overflow tubesshould be at the maximum height to allow nutrient rich water to reach the bottomsof the net cups. Once the roots have grown in length and are immersed within theflowing stream of nutrient, the overflow tubes can be pushed down to increaseoxygen within the nutrient and growing chamber.

5. Can I turn off my system for any length of time?
Generally it’s best for the system to run 24 hours per day – always on. However,many people do put their AeroFlo2 systems on a timer to save electricity. TheAeroFlo stays on during the light cycle and turns off for the night cycle, except foran hour of spray in the middle of the night cycle.

6. What is the optimal temperature range for the nutrient solution?
Optimal temperature is generally between 65º and 75º F.

7. At what pH level should my system be maintained and why?
pH levels should be between 5.5 and 6.5 because at this pH level, nutrients aremore readily available for the plant

The AeroFlo 60 Includes:

• 40-gallon Panda® reservoir
• Six 6 ft. grow chambers
• TNC 1/4 hp pump (1250 gph)
• Injection manifold
• Support structure
• (60) 3" Grow Cups
• CocoTek Coco Cups and Hydroton
• 3-part Flora Kit Nutrients