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I voted for 2 more weeks but really it’s how long you can keep them healthy. As soon as you see any degradation I would start to harvest those parts and let the rest develop. I got a plant too and want to know what you think. How long should I have left?

Here’s my creation. 12 nozzles, 15 clone sites. Appears to function well

My new and first nectar collector. I think it’s dope.

I’m gonna use 5mL cal mag 5 mL clonex. Not really sure just feel like it needs some

Here are the three liquid nutrients I have. Which should I put in the clone water?

do you scrape the skin?

600w is a lot for a 2 gallon. Hope your lights aren’t too close or that they are dimmable but the bud looks alright

Alright, you guys definitely make sense. So I’m going to give a shot at building my own cloner with a bucket or container. I was excited to rep a legitimate company turboklone is overpriced and so is ezclone… maybe they all are

I know this is posted by floraflex, but this is a good photo

I’m a fan of floraflex. I have the 8 plant 6” kit

The constant flow of fresh air is There is a spray jet orientation that must be used for these aeroponic cloners... see the picture Take a look at the handles located outside of the container’s reservoir. This allows mobility and makes the unit easy to move if needed. It takes less water which...

I'm not an affiliate with the company in any way, I'm simply a turboklone advocate and supporter. Post any pictures of your success with a turboklone I have a 24 site turboklone and am fully convinced that if it isn't the best cloner available then it is a sure way of getting many clones...

a little of both is the best way to go

I just found a dried bud on my outdoor Durban poison and its the best bud ive had in a while. anyone else experience surprises like this or is this like a rarity?

Yeah, since mid March or April. I think I’ll keep watching them for a couple more weeks

same question, chop?

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