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Delerium · September 10, 2013

Because its using an Atomizer the mist is sooo fine that its perfect for the plants. yes i think its critical for the success of the grafts to get air flow. I stress my plants a bit that way just so the transition over to no cover is much easier otherwise its another few days to get the plants adjusted to less humidity. I am by no means an expert at this and I don't really have the scientific background like the rest of you - but I sure wish i did.. I do learn quickly from trial and error. But I am more than happy to share what I learn as i do all this grafting work.

The Ultrasonic Atomizing Transducer is cheap it was only 8 bucks. I have it on a timer where i let it run for 5 hrs let it.. take a break. Observe the plants if it looks like it needs a misting i will run it again for 5 hrs.

Hope that helps!

September 10, 2013	#41
Delerium Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: California Posts: 942	Because its using an Atomizer the mist is sooo fine that its perfect for the plants. yes i think its critical for the success of the grafts to get air flow. I stress my plants a bit that way just so the transition over to no cover is much easier otherwise its another few days to get the plants adjusted to less humidity. I am by no means an expert at this and I don't really have the scientific background like the rest of you - but I sure wish i did.. I do learn quickly from trial and error. But I am more than happy to share what I learn as i do all this grafting work. The Ultrasonic Atomizing Transducer is cheap it was only 8 bucks. I have it on a timer where i let it run for 5 hrs let it.. take a break. Observe the plants if it looks like it needs a misting i will run it again for 5 hrs. Hope that helps! Last edited by Delerium; September 10, 2013 at 02:48 PM.