Cloning tray thread, help I lost it.

[The X Man]

I read a week or so ago a nice little system with three trays and tikki wicks used for cloning and I can't seem to find the thread. Can someone point me at it? Thanx

The X Man Reviewed by The X Man on 11-03-2006. Cloning tray thread, help I lost it. I read a week or so ago a nice little system with three trays and tikki wicks used for cloning and I can't seem to find the thread. Can someone point me at it? Thanx Rating: 5

[betterhomesandgarden]

Simple:

3 plastic dishwashing tubs that are stackable ($ Store)
Perlite.
Package of Tikki wicks


Cut the bottom off one of the tubs. Drill holes for tikki wicks on another tub.

Bottom tub = Water supply
Middle Tub = Spacer (bottom cut out)
Top Tub = Insert Tikki into holes so that they touch the bottom of the 1st tub. then fill with perlite with the torches level with the perlite. Fill with perlite. Fill the bottom tub with about an inch of water and wait 24 hours. Insert clones and wait 2-3 weeks, misting twice a day.

I would also get a heat mat and a plastic dome.

Regards,
BHG

[The X Man]

thx brother/sister.... I knew the generals but wanted to make sure..... Thanks a bunch

[latewood]

that is real cool, but, that is a lot of work when all you need is some starter plugs, a propagation tray, and a cfl.
plain old rooting trays offer the fastest and best way to root...I have found this through 2years of cloning experimentation...Using bubblers, ebb and flow, aeroponics. and now I went back to the black propagation trays, and it is much less work and you can see the roots as soon as they poke out of the starter plugs. peace and good luck; However you root.