Dear Waterbug,
You’re right to move, aerate and agitate your nutrient solution the way you do. You’re far more likely to succeed due to a properly oxygenated solution and the electricity spent on a couple of extra air pumps is minimal compared to the benefits of lots of tiny bubbles of O2 in your water. The more aeration the better. This is the theory behind Aeroponics, in which plant roots dangle in a nutrient solution mist. The available oxygen, combined with the proper food levels, enable explosive growth in the roots, resulting in healthier and stronger growth of your plants. Eventually, your buddy’s going to be dealing with root rot or some sort of fungus that you avoided by providing more air to the liquid in your reservoir.
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