Clones.. How Often?

[killfrenzi]

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I hate starting a new thread for a simple question, so I started it an another thread. No replies though. So Ill try it again and see what happens:

I just built my own cloner, as you can see in the pics. I currently have them feeding for 15 mins every 4 hrs. I was wondering, what is a decent feeding schedule. I know its mostly trial and error and strains and blah, blah, blah... lol. But I am just wanting a quick reference as to what could be a decent schedule? They are roughly 4" tall, on an 18/6 light sched. under 8 x 23w CFL, 6500k Col. Temp. Using 1/3 strength nutes.

Timer Ideas:
On Time "Min." / Off Time "Hours"
15 / 2 ..?
15 / 4 ..?
15 / 6 ..?
15 / 8 ..?
45 / 12 ..?
60 / 24 ..?


Advice Plz & Thnkz..!?!

killfrenzi Reviewed by killfrenzi on 02-13-2012. Clones.. How Often? 282668282669282670 I hate starting a new thread for a simple question, so I started it an another thread. No replies though. So Ill try it again and see what happens: I just built my own cloner, as you can see in the pics. I currently have them feeding for 15 mins every 4 hrs. I was wondering, what is a decent feeding schedule. I know its mostly trial and error and strains and blah, blah, blah... lol. But I am just wanting a quick reference as to what could be a decent schedule? Rating: 5

[Farmer Rich]

I personally use a Clone Bucket, which is similar to what you built. I run the pump in the bucket 24/7 until they root.. With no roots, they need to be constantly wet in order to survive and root. I'd avoid using any kind of time on/off schedule for clones.

Peace,

Farmer Rich

[Farmer Rich]

One other question, what are the lights inside of your cloner?

[killfrenzi]

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They are roughly 4" tall, on an 18/6 light sched. under 8 x 23w CFL, 6500k Col. Temp. Using 1/3 strength nutes.

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