DIY bubbler cloner

[zlessley]

Ah, true true, sorry, I thought I remembered reading that but I guess I'm wrong. I looked through the Bible and you were right, my bad.
As for transplanting, I'm planning on hardening them off by gradually opening the top

zlessley Reviewed by zlessley on 12-31-2007. DIY bubbler cloner Shopping list: Clippings, cut above the 3rd from the top node, trimmed 1) large plastic storage container with lid 1) powerful air pump, preferably the TOPFIN 60 (make sure it has two outputs) 1) 8 foot length of air tubing 2) long airstones, or bubble curtains, long enough to cover the bottom 1) piece of styrofoam slightly larger than the container 1) very sharp knife or razor blade for cutting and scraping the clippings and for cutting the styrofoam down to size 1) bag of rinsed fish Rating: 5

[the image reaper]

another example of how cannabis is a WEED, it'll grow no matter how we do it ... same reason they'll never be able to stamp it out :jointsmile:

[Completely Stoned]

Was reading this in curiosity. I think all you'd have to do to solve the root pulling problem, is put support tubes in, or simplisticly, cut wider holes in the styrofoam... It's not like clones aren't brances... cause they are.... with branches to hold themselves up around the hole.... just a thought.

[zlessley]

yeah dude, your avatar fits lol, completely stoned.. I'm pretty sure I wrote that I just cut them out of the styrofoam... not a big deal

[cannaninja]

this is going to come in handy, thanks mucho. oh and a couple drops to 5ml of tea tree oil will prevent mold and bacteria. I keep my babys organic.:rastasmoke:

[zlessley]

Wow, good thinking! Thank you! Same here with the organic! I can always tell hydro from it's plain, empty smell and taste, organic (by that I mean soil.. I'm not bashing organic hydro, just never done it) just tastes so much more complex, it's like the difference between hershey's and expensive dark chocolate ya know?

[khackylacky]

how do you harden the rooted clones before putting them in soil? and whats been your success rate with transpanting into soil?