ive never run aerocloners for 24/7. Theys just to much moisture. I run 15 on and 15 off. The humidity stays great in those 15 minutes. I know people that run one hour on, half hour off, or other combinations too. But I dont know anyone who does 24/7. Also, dont submerge the stems. I also start with the water level below. Just below, but below. If your using netpots, then they should just sit in the water.
Racerx Reviewed by Racerx on . Help! Aero-Bubble Cloner question I was unaware of the need for a timer when using a bubble-aero cloner. Is this absolutely necessary and if so what timing schedule should I set it on? Also, do the clones actually need to be submerged in the water or slightly above the top of the water? And is that vaporizer I put in it a bad idea? Will it cause too much humidity? It makes extremely small water droplets, but it does make enough to cause a fog lol. Rating: 5