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It does'n't matter the cloner. Hit up PermaClone...even if you don't use their cloning collars they'll guide you to the best clones you have ever seen and help you steirlize a cloner you think is no longer working. www.permaclone.com Check out their blog articles...

I don't feel like breaking it down but Permaclone (a company that best cloning collars EVER) has some of the best cloning methods! If you're struggling they'll help even if you're not a customer. Their blog articles lay it out for anyone using aerponic cloners...

This is an old post, but for those still checking it...I recommend technique I learned from PermaClone. Their collars are pricy ( you can get by just buying new collars) but they teach how to keep sterile and using water soluble hormones. I definitely encourage anyone that clones aerponically to...

I'd recommend checking out PermaClone's methods. They sell a steirlizable collars which isn't necessary if you simply replace your collars, but their methods are INSANE. Everything I know about cloning come from their methods. These two articles are KEY, but check out their others...

I get the best results by keeping sterile and hitting AT LEAST 75 F and I shoot for 82 - 85 for fast results. YOu dont wnat to go over 87. PermaClone taught me everything I know! Canna taught me to grow, PermaClone taught me to clone. You don't have to buy their expensive collars to get the...

I made the switch to PermaClone collars and their techniques and haven't had problems since. Their blog really covers all the bases: https://www.permaclone.com/blogs/news/the-3-reasons-clones-fail https://www.permaclone.com/blogs/news/sterilizable-collars-permaclone-has-your-answers...

I solve all my p roblems with cloning switching to PermaClone collars and their methods, which include water treatment and techniques for sterilizing cloners and their collars...which are heat resistant and can be microwaved. Here's some article by PermaClone that are all the methods that made...

I solve all my struggles with cloning using PermaClone collars and their techniques. You can see my results on my IG page...Im' Cococolaclassic on IG. https://www.permaclone.com/blogs/news/the-3-reasons-clones-fail...

How are the permaclone collars working for you?

if you're sterile I agree with Zem, but if your not sterile I agree with Roger. At 0.2 ml per gal bleach. My clone game is amazing now and it has to do with keeping sterile. I run 87 F water too, check the picture below. I recommend this: 1. boil you airstone and airline 2. circulate 5...

http://cannabisseedsforsale.com/product/dna-genetics/chocolope/ I love this strains...I have run her for 3 years, total and here's the deal: 1. easy to trim..high calyx:leaf 2. dank...even when your not dialed in! 3. Ladies love her sweetness and flavor 4. Heavy yields 5. Motivational Day-time...

Actually, the studies that show the most effective sterilizing are at pH 6.0. THey've tried different pH's and 6.0 is the most effective. This is because of an equilibrium between the hypochlorous acids and hypochlorite ion and Hypochlorous acid is 100 fold more sterilizing....not to mention...

Vostok, in micropropgations studies on cannabis (there's not very many, but enough for some good knowledge) they use a nutrient mix called MS media (stands for murashige and skooge medium; named after the scientist who discovered it) anyhow, ALL of the studies have a consensus that 1/2 strength...

I bought a new cloner recently and used my approx 1 year old permaclone collars. I pressure cooked my collars, and got 100% clones. This made it clear I'm battling a pathogen IN the cloner and not my water supply (or permaclone collars). It should be noted the plants I cloned with successfully...

lots of great info here, thanks. wanted to add some info: Ammonia reacts with hypochlorite to form chloramines that are exponentially less effective while sequestering your free chlorine concentration. not the case w/ nitrate, luckily. GH liq pH down (surprisingly) has ammonia in it....along...

Peroxide reacts w/ chlorine. So you may not have actually done an adequate experiment on utilizing either. Those who claim success w/ h202 used higher concentrations of the 29% solutions. The back of the bottle says 3 ml/gal and I've read of higher does being the effective dose. Greenhouse...

clonex gel has a stain called crystal violet whose color changes for different pH values. It's purple out of the bottle, but I'd guess pink at your cloner's pH. Crystal violet also as antimicrobial properties. I'm curious how fast your clones rooted and how they look otherwise? Length and root...

I saw you recommended 2 ml/gal of Hormex. Do you still use hormex? If so, have you played w/ higher/lower amounts/gal?

I understand what you're saying, but these teas (such as Heisenbergs tea; w/ a 48 hr fermentation) are far more complex than creating a bloom of fungi &/or bacteria. They release antibiotics that could potentially be useful in cloners were people struggle w/ infections of pythium...

Hey PD, have you done any experimenting w/ Heisenberg Tea in your cloner? ...I'm super curious if it works as apposed to pool shock, etc. Keep us posted!