How to build an aero setup

I am currently collecting materials and I have already made the PVC stands. I am waiting for the rest of this ingenious setup you have made. Telling us how to do build this aero garden is very generous of you and I can't tell you how thankful I am. Keep up the good work.

Yeah dude great job bookmarking this page.

So I'm in love w/this little setup. I WILL MAKE IT

i think people really like your setups cause part of you really does a good job of walking through the steps. you try not to get lazy and you really put it all together.
good work filthy
hey and that hooker looks familiar...

Thats no hooker that my knob polisher.Thanks for the props.I will finish this soon hopefully

Fletch, you did not tell them how to make the stand... LIKE One end has to be 1/4" per horizontal feet shorter then the other to drain correctly.

I have a set up just like that one but smaller. How often do the sprayers run? And for how long?

Yeah I havent finished this thread and the stands would be towards the end of the how to.I got busy and side tracked.I run my misters 24 hours aday non stop.If you stop them your more open to nute clogs caused by drying in the mister heads. You turn it on and she doesnt turn off til you harvest.

was at lowes the other day and i noticed that there are 4 3/4 x 4 3/4 96 inch long pvc fencing. thats a bit more volume and slightly bigger netted pots... mabye the 3 3/4... anyway my question is based on your grow, and the same spacing of your grow... what would you anticipate the difference in outcome to be... the 4 3/4 fence posts cost the same as the 4x4 ones...

will this also help in preventing clogging in the later stages.
the bigger the better <-- thats my capitalist mind working... i guess the only negative thing would be the ammount of water needed to pump through the posts... which with 5 of them at 8 feet long could be 15 gallons at a time.

i dont want you to stop the tutorial which it seems over 600 people have viewed but i think that the size question would be cool... assuming people have to make choices durring a diy process...