AeroKing

hey bro how are you doing ? you had gave me some much needed advice last time we spoke but im flowering now an have been for about 4 1/2 weeks but i have a few questions when do i stop purning these babys an i started from bag seed mostly all have started buding excepet i have one that has even shown sex yet but from the looks of it its a female but dont know could this be a sativa plan i mean its completely healthy just dont know what it is ....... also what color does hps light give off although this might seem like a dumb question ive never grown before now an its been said that my hydro shop has been cheating people . ive got yellow spotting on some of my plants y? an how do i correct this oh im using an areoflo 30 only 15 were female which was half of what i planted. an with even great lucky i got a twin female amazing i heard from bag seed im not sure of this also what will my yeild be like using 1600 watts on 15 plants thanks a lot for your time an advice kudos

Hi,
I don't know of any books, but I spent many hours reading through tutorials and journals on this site. There is a wealth of knowledge here.
Store bought systems have their benefits. They are generally very easy and fast to setup. In addition, they have already had the "kinks" worked out of them. Designing an aero system properly means dialing in pressures, plumbing and pumps to get optimum efficiency. When you buy a good system, this has already been done.
The benefit of a DIY is that you can customize it to fit your needs. You can control how many sites, how close together, what footprint... When you buy a system, you'll need to adapt your grow area to it.

I'll help you anytime I can. Just post in the forum and then send me a link in a PM. It's always better if everyone can benefit from our discussion...

Good Luck!

Hi,
I don't know of any books, but I spent many hours reading through tutorials and journals on this site. There is a wealth of knowledge here.
Store bought systems have their benefits. They are generally very easy and fast to setup. In addition, they have already had the "kinks" worked out of them. Designing an aero system properly means dialing in pressures, plumbing and pumps to get optimum efficiency. When you buy a good system, this has already been done.
The benefit of a DIY is that you can customize it to fit your needs. You can control how many sites, how close together, what footprint... When you buy a system, you'll need to adapt your grow area to it.

I'll help you anytime I can. Just post in the forum and then send me a link in a PM. It's always better if everyone can benefit from our discussion...

Good Luck!

Aero King,
I noticed your name and wanted to introduce myself
I want to set up Aeroponic sytem and wanted to see if you can point me in the right direction would itbe best to build my own system or hould i purchased a pre built one like a aero jet.
do you know any book on aeroponics i can read?
thank you