Hello Mr. Abdelkader,
I would instead suggest a soil-less aggregate medium, such as calcined clay gravel or expanded clay beads, with a pulse irrigation schedule for a hydroponic solution. This way, you have excluded soil-borne pathogens as well as ensured physical support, nutrients, and oxygenation.
Best of luck!
Dear M. Chidiac
I thank you for your contribution. hydroponically I had a lot of contamination. I will try with expanded clay beads. thank you very much
That seems the subject of a specific patent of Pennstate dated 1993, that is available on google at http://www.google.com/patents/WO1993023555A1?cl=en
I've never planted Taxus baccata, but I never planted potatoes in aeroponics. roots development is very good, because aeroponics systems have good aeration.
Here is a picture of my research : about the roots of the potato in the aeroponic system in the lowland tropics
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