Diffuser Stones – Air Diffuser to Oxygenate Water in Tanks and Cultivation Systems

Characteristics of air stones

Diffuser stones come in different shapes and sizes to better adapt to the type of water tank you have. A product that you must maintain with care, since it is fragile. If stones fall to the ground, they may break.

What are diffuser stones for your crop?

The diffuser stones They serve to better oxygenate the nutrient solution making the new air generated by the pump better distributed. In addition, they will also always keep the nutrients mixed. That is why it is a fundamental piece for watering plants. To tell the truth, it should not be missing in any of the water tanks of the crop since They provide a vital air. Once the air reaches the pump in the form of bubbles, the stone filters it and oxygenates the water. This is how it is achieved improve the substrate and make plants able to assimilate nutrients more. Not surprisingly, these will not settle to the bottom, so plants will be able to absorb them more easily.

Diffuser stones to oxygenate water with anti-breakage or diffuser

The main objective of the diffuser stones is the correct oxygenation of the irrigation water.  The stones They retain the air expelled by the pump and filter it so that the water is much purer and has greater oxygenation. That is why to use these diffuser stones you will need an air pump that provides oxygen. The pump will be connected to the stone through a rubber band through which the air will circulate and be released into the tank. In most models of air stones you will probably also need a non-toxic silicone tube. However, for the stones to work well they must be clean, away from the sun's rays and temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius. 

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1. Conecta la piedra difusora al tubo de silicona de 4 mm del compresor.
2. Sumerge la piedra difusora en el depósito de agua nutritiva.
3. Enciende el compresor: las microburbujas oxigenarán el agua.
4. Coloca la piedra en el fondo del depósito para máxima difusión.
5. Limpia la piedra mensualmente para evitar obstrucciones calcáreas.
6. Sustituye la piedra si el flujo de burbujas disminuye notablemente.