Three tips for your cloner.

First - At the hardware store, you can get some 'paint on' latex. This turns your DRY sponges into basically neoprene collars, will last you 500x as long, and won't get all nasty from mold, mildew, bacteria (your sponges will)

Second - The holes you drilled to put the airhoses through, make it goto the lip of the container (hole all the way up) This way when its time to dump, you don't have to mess with the airline and can just pull up part of the lid and pull the airstone out, and then maintain your box.

Third - I find for a cloner box, the more shallow containers work better, my cloner only has 10 spots, but is only about 4" tall, and roughly 12" wide. I typically see roots in 4-5 days (using clonex hydro) and typically fully established and ready for veg in 7 days.

Other than that, great job. You can also order the neoprene collars in bulk online, they're only a few cents each, and will outlast/outperform the sponges.
low_rdr Reviewed by low_rdr on . DIY 15 Shot Bubble Cloner hey ya'll gonna do a simple bubble cloner cuz me baglady is outgrowin her cart, lol. gonna be a simple diy too mostly pix. they say a picture is worth a thousand words, an i'm sure nunya wanna read that much o' my crap!!! so here goes materials...small r-maid, sponges, air pump, air line, and 2 airstones...wait..2? ya only bought 1 ya jackass!!! yer fired!!! ahem, ok. http://i1285.photobucket.com/albums/a586/unforgiven3x2/BUBBLE%20CLONER%2015/2003-02-07001_zps63578b11.jpg sponges Rating: 5