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It's a Liz Birt heirloom tomato. Thanks for checkin' in! Rep up for you, vertise!!!

It's a Liz Birt heirloom tomato. Thanks for checkin' in! Rep up for you!!!

Many thanks, man. Maybe I should keep this thing going... initially just an experiment to see if the aero thing would work. We'll see.

Here's some new pictures. One the right side of the frame are the two Wonder Woman clones -- left side are the Barney's Blue Cheese. As you'll see, the BC roots are much slower to develop. But the plants are growing good new growth and everything seems healthy.

Okay, it was the right time to move. For whatever reason, one strain (or almost half of my cuttings) really didn't want to root. The one Big Bang that did root (a little) is going into MG dirt that I had on-hand. I'll check back to tell you if they make it. Thanks for checking in!!

Thanks so much for the help here -- Yeah, the one problem now is just waiting for the 4th cutting's roots to catch up. (I run 4 plants per 16 gallon tub.) don't have a ton of space to run both the cloner and a regular DWC tub in my veg area. Hey, have you personally encountered any strains that...

Well, thanks for the look. It's hard to capture exactly what's happening with flash photography into a dark tub. Actually, I think I'm getting great, small-particle droplet coverage on each of my stems -- it might not look like it from the images.

Hey, a question though -- how long do I wait before they're ready for my regular DWC vegetative set-up?? Should the roots be X length or something? So, the whole front row are rooted. That's, from the right, two Wonder Woman two Barney's Blue Cheese. The back row are all GSC Big Bang. Nothing...

Okay, here's what I'm using: a 185 gph pump (this one) http://www.thegrowlight.com/eco-185-submersible-pump.html The sprayers? 360 degree microjet sprayers (mine are actually red) http://www.thegrowlight.com/360-degree-microjet-sprayers-green.html And all of the sprayers are simply...

Thanks for tuning in, atrumblood. I'm not sure about the pump, offhand. I'll check it out in a little bit and tell you exactly what I'm using.

Okay, as promised, roots have arrived -- now six days in... so the low-cost, low-tech method seems to be working. The only other thing to report here is that the pH spiked. So, a water change went down. Three gallons of pH 5.8 RO water mixed with Hygrozyme, weaker than seedling strength GH...

Hey, I was getting pretty worried -- it'd been, what, six days? Well, two of the eight plants are rooting. Very small roots, about 1/4" clumps on each. I'll take pictures tomorrow, I didn't want to mess with them any more today. I was really worried that the water temp was too high -- it's hot...

...Were neoprene disks that I cut into my Rubbermaid tub top and the misters at $.70 a piece.

In the cloner are Greenhouse Seeds Big Bang, two Barney's Blue Cheese and two Wonder Woman's -- all feminized -- all grown from seed. Currently misting away 24 hours a day with a correct for veg CFL gently lighting the action. I've got Hygrozyme and a dash of GH Diamond Nectar to boot in my...

Hey All, I'm starting what is basically a cloning journal. Clone clippings taken today to be placed in a new rig I built with some flexible 1/2" hose, a submersible pump, a Rubbermaid tub and some 360 degree misters. I already had the tubs, hose and clippings -- so why not? Here are some pics...

Yeah... it's dropped to the mid 40's today. Outdoor grow, yeah right. I can't wait to live along vicariously. Thanks, Fade. Subscribe me.

Thanks for your help, Bitti. I'll be tagging along.

I'm feeding them three-part GH and following the bottle's recommendations to a "T". I really think the Greenhouse Seeds Big Bang is very sensitive to nutrients. I don't have a ppm meter, but I star with grocery store RO water that's near zero ppm. pH hovers right below 6. I have two rubbermaid...

Hey Mr. Bitti, I'm very happy to see all the success you're having with GHS Big Bang -- I'm not having as much luck. The plants are growing steadilly -- and look nice -- but are really slow growing under 400w (conversion) and DWC. I wanted to ask you if you saw any periods of growth that were...