hey dude, check out my imaginary garden (link in my sig), go to post #34 and check out my DIY ez cloner.
it's actually not as sophisticated, just a reservoir and a couple of air stones.
since i made it, i've been getting nearly 100% success and within 6 - 8 days.
my reservoir is 2 gallons of water with approx. 5 - 6ml of ThriveAlive B1 Red and 2 drops of Superthrive.
the ThriveAlive is made by Technaflora but i'm sure any competitors B1 procuct would work.
the Superthrive is very expensive and very powerful, it cost me $60.95 for a quart at the hydro store. ignore all the bullshit on the bottle, it's only good for stimulating root growth, which is what you need.
be very careful, only 1 drop per gallon, otherwise you'll burn the shit outa them
another thing to consider is reservoir temp. you want it kinda warm, 70 degrees or a little more even, that'll help promote root development as well.

don't give up man, you get that baby dialed in and she'll pump out some clones for ya
justanotherbozo Reviewed by justanotherbozo on . EZ Clone Issues I aquired a brand new ez clone 30 from a friend of mine who shut down. This unit was still sealed in the box. So i did a test run. I took 5 cuttings, cut a 45, and dipped in clonex gel. Placed them in the machine. The plants actually have a new set of leaves but no roots. Its been 10 days. My rapid rooter clones in my dome are already done. I also sprayed them Vita Grow anti wilt. After doing some reading i found that they are shipped with some type of coating on them and it requires a 24 Rating: 5