Can you provide an example of an aeroponic system that you wish to emulate?

Do you consider copper or aluminum tubing to be 'organic'?

For a container, I've seen flow systems with plants held above aluminum, plastic, steel, etc... gutters, but I'm not sure it will be fully aeroponic.

You'll need a pump too right? Few pumps are available without plastic parts.

I'm not too clear what kinds of components you need for your system, but "glass is too fragile" probably isn't a very useful generalization, considering how much lab equipment is made from glass and how many kinds of super-strong glassware are available today. Chemistry labs still utilize custom glassblowing, too, so you could probably get a line on some custom work if you needed it. Search for laboratory glassware.

Bamboo.

Makes good pipes

Wow thank you for the replies! Sorry it took a while to respond.

The aeroponic system has a pump at the bottom of a container, which has a tube that reaches up to spray the plant roots with organic vitamins.

Copper and aluminum can, unfortunately, be toxic to plants and stunt growth :/

theparsley that's a good point, but custom glassware is a bit out of my price range.

Bamboo is a great option, but I don't believe it would last for a long while. Correct me if I'm wrong? I hope I am :)

So far the only solution I can think of is concrete, although it is not organic.. If anyone feels like brainstorming and shooting an idea I am welcome to it.

But is the pump organic?

Yes, I have an organic pump.

Interesting! Copper would be a pretty good choice then.

Thank you for the suggestions everyone I really appreciate it!