Aeroponic Spray Nozzles to Use/Buy - Part 2 

Hi Jack, Welcome aboard! Let's go where no Gardener has gone before, you are the future.

Hey Rex, You're the best too. You took time to thank me. You're Welcome my friend.

Hi Julio, I like your suggestion. Maybe a future video. Thank you very much

Yes I have the same thought as well, those DSLR camera touching microscopic water droplets is not the best thing to do, would damage the camera and seems overly complicated and super expensive.

Thanks for the encouraging words. There's more to come.

@@HighTechGardener quick question, can a piezoelectric device be used to generate de mist? will the fog generated by the piezo carry the heavy nutrient molecules?

@@gabrielocampo3769 Before I answer your question, let me ask you a question. Why piezoelectric?

@@HighTechGardener because of reduced cost. plus I wouldn't want to risk setting up a pressure tank right next to where I sleep (literally next to my bed). also, the piezoelectric mist generator allows for a greater degree of control,, heat might be an issue but I can also run a 15w peltier cell inside de water tank to cool the nutrient solution to a desired temp. what do you think?

Hey Gabriel, I understand your concerns. However, you need to realize we pressure to 150 psi max. These tanks are designed to handle 200+ psi. There's really no threat of a blowup. The pumps I use can't ever go above 150 psi. So there is no worries of an explosion . Using my technology, I can design it so that it's almost silent running while you sleep. HPA is cool stuff that is not being used to its full potential. Keep watch the videos and learn. Thanks for being a subscriber.

Thanks for sharing a different method to determine droplet sizes.

Glad it was helpful! Welcome to the future my friend.

Thanks Wilhelm. You're very welcome. I look forward to your feedback on the calculator.

I'm glad to help. And you're so very welcome.

I have some in service for 12 months plus. I just replace them when they fail.

​@@HighTechGardenerThanks so much for your reply! By any chance, can you give an estimation on how many fail after 12 months and how do you think they fail? Is it clogging or are the nozzles damaged in some way? Kind regards, Emiel

You're welcome my friend.

High Tech Gardener can you make a video further explaining about the accumulator and how to set it up

@Andy Hastings Please watch the next video for the answer. Thanks again for your interest

I need to test that out. Thanks for the suggestion.

Sign up for my course at website aeroponicsdiy.com

Did you watch Part 1 of this video? The only true way to know is to test it. There are too many variables in the droplet production from a nozzle. Thanks for asking

Hey Pakur, The pump selection is coming in a future video. Thanks for the kind words

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Hi Kimberly, Most of your questions are answered in my HPA basic course: aeroponicsdiy.com/free-aeroponics-video-course/ Thanks for your comment and the like.

typically you dont, on a high pressure system you mist for as little as a second, or less sometimes, just enough to get the roots wet, you dont spray long enough to make much waste

@@sportbikeguy9875 thank you for your input

You're very welcome. Lots of questions. Little I will answer them on this RU-vid channel.

No. They are not the non drip.

The nozzle used is made from Acetal and used in supermarkets vegetable. You won't find an FDA designation from the manufacturer. However, Acetal materials can be FDA and NSF compliant below 50C (122F). Hope that helps. Thanks for the question.

@@HighTechGardener Please explain why you find Acetal an acceptable material here, yet tell us specifically to use a PP nozzle in other videos.

No. I pre and post filter before the nozzle.

Hey Brian, Thanks for the kind words

Rafael, You're welcome my friend. The short answer is yes for multiple nozzles, IF you use a pressure tank in the design. The Aeroponics Calculator will help with your design.

@@HighTechGardener Thank you for your answer! However, my concern is how many misters can be supplied effectively (with 100psi) by one pressure tank? Is there any limit? or the number doesn't really matter?

Thanks, my friend.

You're welcome.

Register for the nozzle information. It will be sent to you. Thanks for asking

I'm still sharing it.

I know the owner.

When I can, I'll check the hair width with a micrometer. Thanks for the info.

Sorry Techno

​@@ericgosh826 I don't feel like putting my own words down right now, so here is some copy and paste for you: "B2B sales have more of a limited reach considering the deals occur solely between businesses, thus the buying pool isn’t as open as B2C. You’ve also got to take into consideration that whilst average order values are much higher in the B2B space, it’s much harder to secure these deals and generate long lasting relationships. It can also be a really difficult game for small and medium sized business, as each individual wholesaler is crucial to your bottom line: the loss of one long standing partnership could be detrimental to your revenue sheets. Imagine you’re a supplier of clothes for 5 different businesses, each ordering thousands of items every quarter. If one of these wholesalers goes bust and pulls out, your bottom line will suffer directly. Finding a new customer to make up for it won’t be easy, or quick." b2b only people also might struggle with fielding never ending requests for scale discounts and other perks for wholesale b2b buyers, finding themselves racing to the bottom. As usual, only big players can survive here. And to answer your question, I don't like putting all of my eggs in one basket, so I would much rather have 1000 customers, even though your whole premise is far too simplistic, and nothing in business is that simple. And I still hate b2b only, because I, like every other individual on earth, am a consumer.

As a wholesaler if you undercut your bulk buyers who are reselling your product you will hurt their business and so they may choose not to do business with you anymore and your wholesale business can suffer. So most wholesalers don’t also sell piecemeal. They leave that to the retailers.

Send me an email and I'll reply with the report.