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Hi guys,
I am running flood and drain with 100L (26 gallon) reseviors. I have airstones in all my reseviors. But reading up recently there is a lot of debate about wether this is a good idea (introduces airborne pathogrens and other nasties). Should I stop doing this? Is a move to small recirculating pumps the best alternative? Do I even need to worry? Will the constant flooding and drain be enough to keep the reseviors well mixed and airated?
Thanks for responses.
I am running flood and drain with 100L (26 gallon) reseviors. I have airstones in all my reseviors. But reading up recently there is a lot of debate about wether this is a good idea (introduces airborne pathogrens and other nasties). Should I stop doing this? Is a move to small recirculating pumps the best alternative? Do I even need to worry? Will the constant flooding and drain be enough to keep the reseviors well mixed and airated?
Thanks for responses.
from Hydroponics / Aeroponics https://www.rollitup.org/t/flood-and-drain-air-stones-waste-of-time.1025438/