Roots suspended in air, misted with nutrient solution. Developed 1940s, commercialized 1980s. NASA uses it for space food production.
100% humidity chamber, roots absorb only what they need. Minimal runoff. Ideal for water-scarce environments.
Air-suspended roots always access O₂. No media compaction or anaerobic zones.
Studies show quicker germination and vegetative growth with proper nutrition. Earlier harvests.
High upfront cost. Power failure = rapid root desiccation. Requires reliable backup.
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