I use a product called a clone bucket that was about $80 at the local hydro shop. It's basically about a 3 gallon bucket with 18 2" holes in the lid for foam inserts that hold the cuttings. In the bottom is a 160 gph pump with a PVC T fitting that holds 4 360 degree sprayers (same ones you see in most aero cloners). Dependent on strain, this one generally takes 2 weeks and you have great roots. Easy to put into hydro net pots, or plant, what ever you like. I spent the $80 bucks because it seemed pretty reasonable compared to others.. would be very easy to replicate though. I also tend to replace the foam inserts for each use. If cost is a big concern, the inserts are reusable and clean up pretty well.
Farmer Rich Reviewed by Farmer Rich on . Clone machinces?? Anyone used them? Going to start cloning and see if its easier than growing from seed. (I love to experiement) I've done some research and have decided to use one of the cloning machines. Can anyone thats used them recommend one that works good and has a decent price tag? Thanks Rating: 5