Abstract: A controlled environment agriculture (CEA) solution that utilizes a planar layer of flowing air across an indoor crop tray or other planar surface containing crops. The flow of air is coupled with applications of fog. Crops include plants and fungi. The fog (e.g., via fogponics) delivers moisture and other embedded nutrients to a set of crops. In embodiments, the nutrients, moisture level, and temperature of the fog are adjusted for the optimized crop growth. Different laminar motions of air affect movement of different fog compositions. Thus, an indoor farming shelving unit, crop tray, etc., functions as tunable microenvironments, upon which divergent plants/fungi are grown.