Here are photos I just took of 36 White Widow clones in one tray.

Results speak for themself. ...and I get these consistent results week in and week out.

If you'd like to know the process I use, I'll be glad to tell you. However, if you aren't interested in following step-by-step directions, please don't waste my time.

Truly, cloning is easy. You just need to experiment a little and find a technique that works for you. If your aerocloner is shooting the spray directly on the cuttings, that could be your problem. I think that with that kind of cloner, the water should only be splashing on the stems, not hitting them directly. If you think about it, the cuttings have no roots, so what good is any water on the stems doing at first? Nothing more than keeping the stems from drying out - and that takes only moisture in the air. At first, the cuttings are using their leaves to intake the water they need for survival. For nutrition, they are eating their fan leaves. So, for the first five - six days, your primary focus should be to keep the upper growth thriving. You do this by providing a nice humid environment inside your dome. It is a good practice to mist the inside of your dome, rather than misting the plants. You'll get less rot that way.

BTW - I use Clonex solution @ 5ml/l w/ one drop of Superthrive. Nothing more - nothing less.

PC :smokin: