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Man I stayed up till 3 am and still cannot find a better cloning solution. I mean I have a bubble cloner, I'm using water cloning, but so far every F#*@ing thing has gone down hill. So here is what I have. Bubble cloner; air stones, aquarium heater, superthrive, Ph'd water, CloneX. Water cloning, Ph's water, Superthrive. I'm posting pics to show what they look like hopefull some one can help me out.:mad:
Dude I saw in past pics u had put a humidity dome on ur bubble cloner. U dont need it with ur bubbler.
Also U can clone without any cloning solution so that not ur problem.
If I was u I would drop the superthrive and the cloneX. Clean all parts of the cloner with H2O2(& airstones). Then just use RO water and see how ur clones do. U'll have clones in about 10-14 days.
Hope this helps
L8
MJ
Awesome thanks dude.
I use Rapid rooters,.... And am trying to lower my light levels after reading some of HeadShakes posts.
2nd cut underwater at 45* Scape the side of the stem, dip in Clonex and stick in rooter plug under humidity dome. 100% humidity for about 5 day's and Roots! :D
I use a clone bucket and follow the directions that came with it..
Basically a pH of about 6.0 (give or take), 400 ppm bloom nutes, a bit of vit B. I put the entire unit on a seedling matt with a digital controller and place the temp sensor in the bucket, set it for 75 deg. Dependent on the strain, age of plant I'm cloning (new plants tend to root faster), I have rooted clones in 2 weeks or less with nearly a 100% success rate.
As far as the cuts themselves.. nothing special, a 45 degree cut, let them sit in clonex for a minute and in the system they go.
This is about as simple as it gets..
Hope you work it out!
Peace, Farmer Rich
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Originally Posted by canniwhatsis
are theri drain problems?
how do you do this in a rapid rooter? you just stick your cutting in the hole and press down a little and then stick a little piece on top of the hole of the rapid rooter to seal the hole? I am curious of these rapid rooters, seem to be really nice, like jiffy pellets but better.
as far as the bubble cloner, scratch that get a propagation tray and try in rock wool or jiffy pellets (cost is like 5 dollars total), those bubble cloners are for taking like 50 clones at once, but each to their own.
but caseu I am feeling generous and have been learning allot on cloning I have been researching caseu I have people asking me how to clone with a 95% or better rate. check this out it is the best cloning instruction video and is about an hour long so lots of info here just on cloning, and a new method which is the best I have seen yet, but good luck
YouTube - Growers Guide to Production Cloning - Basics plus Philosophy - Part 1
take the cutting, put some honey on the end, and stick it in some moist rockwool under a humidity dome. it's not necessary to have all that fancy stuff it just adds hassle to something that should be made simple. :thumbsup:
Never tried honey, use "dip and grow" and rockwool cubes in domed/heated tray. Agree with simplicity, $12 per month, cheapQuote:
Originally Posted by jaybbles
Heat the tray, helps totally, $20 item