cheap and easy DIY cloner and what to do with the results

Bozo your back what happened... I thought we lost ya

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Originally Posted by d4twamp

Bozo your back what happened... I thought we lost ya

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lol, almost i think.

lol, i seem to have a knack for pissin' people off.

lol, i think i need to avoid some subjects, just stay in my little office.

glad you're back bozo! i've done some serious revamping. check out the log. lord knows i need the advice.

-shake

how do you get the cords in their? drill a hole and then caulk around the cord?

don't use cocking!!! use aquarium silicone .i haven't had a chance to use mine yet ,but i got bored one day and decided to do it.took about 10 min and i had a good time. this idea was really cool and i think its going to help out a lot. thanks man for making this thread:thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by disrupt86

don't use cocking!!! use aquarium silicone .i haven't had a chance to use mine yet ,but i got bored one day and decided to do it.took about 10 min and i had a good time. this idea was really cool and i think its going to help out a lot. thanks man for making this thread:thumbsup:

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you're welcome man, i'm just passin' on what i learned here.

lol, just tryin' to spread the love!

The home made bubble cloner is a little box of magic.
Tried peat pellets and rockwool with no sucess.
Built it in a couple of hours.
Decided to test it out with something else before hacking away at my would be mother plants.
Since i live in an apartment, i went for a stroll and ripped off a few random branches from someones tomato and an unknown shrub, thinking if these root then its a sure thing. They were stuffed in my pockets for a good ten minutes before i sliced them and put them in.
Wouldn't you believe it but 6 days later the roots are a couple of mm long.
The hardest part was cutting the holes in the plastic lid without taking a finger off.
Once its set up you dont need to touch it.
Used a couple of drops of a Japanese product called mendael in the water (like superthrive)
Clean, convienient, awesome.
Thanks Bozo.
Will be taking the real cuttings tomorrow, can't wait.:thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by surfmania28

The home made bubble cloner is a little box of magic.
Tried peat pellets and rockwool with no sucess.
Built it in a couple of hours.
Decided to test it out with something else before hacking away at my would be mother plants.
Since i live in an apartment, i went for a stroll and ripped off a few random branches from someones tomato and an unknown shrub, thinking if these root then its a sure thing. They were stuffed in my pockets for a good ten minutes before i sliced them and put them in.
Wouldn't you believe it but 6 days later the roots are a couple of mm long.
The hardest part was cutting the holes in the plastic lid without taking a finger off.
Once its set up you dont need to touch it.
Used a couple of drops of a Japanese product called mendael in the water (like superthrive)
Clean, convienient, awesome.
Thanks Bozo.
Will be taking the real cuttings tomorrow, can't wait.:thumbsup:

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you're welcome man, i'm glad it's working as well for you as it does for me.
lol, it's like having a $400.00 dollar EZ-cloner for a paltry $20.00 - $25.00.

I 2nd that...

I've been reading your posts, and I'd like to say thank you so much, you've helped me immensely. The only other question I have: you keep your cloning pump on 24/7. What are the hours on your hydro system pump?