Cloning Machine Type & Nuts?

[SmokeMyPiece]

Sounds good Slev.

Was really replying to:

Two things about a dome that I have done wrong in the past. Left them under the dome too long, and I have suffocated them. The worst is of course cutting the air supply off, or suffocating them using the dome... they still have to breathe even under the dome... People say you gotta keep up the humidity. So I made sure the dome was tightly sealed, and I could see the humidity running down the inside of the dome, and thought that was great. Well it's not. Within a week, the clones' stem just collapsed and they died. So then I decided to find out how much humidity was inside that dome. I put a meter inside and a few minutes later it showed 99%. So I am living proof that you can suffocate and make their stems collapse within a week...

SmokeMyPiece Reviewed by SmokeMyPiece on 10-21-2010. Cloning Machine Type & Nuts? OK so this is my first Post. I would like to know what everyone is using for nuts in there Cloning Machine and at what strength... Also include type of machine ( Home built or Brand ) and size. Of course if you are just using water then state so... Thanks for the info...:rastasmoke: Rating: 5

[tinytoon]

Water: 6.0
Nutes: None just a drop or 2 of ST per gal
Light: couple of 23 watt CFL's ...... depends how many I'm doing
Temp: 75-79
Humidity: >50%
Additives: Best results- Root tech cloning gel- dip clones in
Worst results- Olivia's cloning solution
Best and worst results are gauged upon time to root and % rooted
System: DIY Aerotype ($50 version of an EZ Cloner )
Anything else just ask. 6.5 PH is way high for cloning. Nutes just burn without roots. IMHO system, light, water and additives are about 30-40% of cloning. Most important part is taking clones correctly off the doner so they even have a chance in the first place.