alley.walker
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I guess the only way you are going to find out is..... Each particular strain is going to respond accordingly to each own's strain home environment.. So, why don't you tell us please?
That would be the shit man! Let me know how much it costs you and i'll send u the cashThe tub I run is essentially an over-sized cloner. It would be fun and easy to make a little one. Maybe twelve sites for those neoprene plugs. Plug your cuts in, turn on the pump, and cover your cuts with any humidome lid. That would clone that stubborn PO shit. Probably wouldn't need any rooting agent, either. Man, I should just make one for you and ship it. Is that against the rules, RIU? LOL.
Not being impatient, just saying not roots yetI recon being impatient is the #1 killer of roots while cloning.
How would I do that?I guess the only way you are going to find out is..... Each particular strain is going to respond accordingly to each own's strain home environment.. So, why don't you tell us please?
Now, now... taking a cash payment would resemble a sale too much. Consider it a gift from one tomato grower to another. Hear that, mods? LOL.That would be the shit man! Let me know how much it costs you and i'll send u the cash
This does look cool... Thats what your going for Jin, your too nice, what a gift it would be!Aero-cloner! Aero-cloner!
Yah I know but i was just saying in general... a lot of people handle them too much and poke around in the cubes to see if they can see any roots which probably disrupts the rooting process.Not being impatient, just saying not roots yet
No problemo - thanks for adding them, please keep us posted on how they root! Those look like some nice big cuts there. I'll be curious to see how they take.I hope you don't mind if I post some pics of the clones I have recently cut Canna,
Its only two but there mainly just to test out how the strain reacts to being cloned (one with plain water and one with root tech) its a mystery strain that I got free from PO I guess they forgot to label it, but regardless of what strain it is I'm expecting something good.
EDIT...They are three days in so far
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Did you ever get a reply from progressive about their techniques they use??
Looks like higher quality parts than the old "Ez cloner"... It wouldn't cost too much to build your own if you added an air pump/stone instead, with the cloner being relatively small the misters are unnecessary really because the (bursting of) bubbles provide a very, very fine mist. It's nice though if you have the $$ to spend and don't want to have to fool with modifications and such, but that's the fun part for me. I love building shit and watching it work (or fail, lol.) I made a nice carbon filter for really cheap (minus the costs of power tools, but I think those have paid for themselves by now.) The plastic looks thin on this cloner, almost like you would need to paint it to prevent algae growth. I build DWC boxes and even with the colored plastic I must paint them to prevent algae.These are only $80 shipped and look just as good if not better than any of the other ones i've seen at less than half the price. Since I dont have any PVC cutters, or PVC Glue already I think building one having to buy those 2 things plus all the PVC pipe, elbows, t's, caps, valve, etc. I'm afraid I might end up spending over $80 all said and done and I'll have a home made jerry rigged set up instead of this nice plug & play one which will take less than 30 minutes to set up out of the box. No running around store to store either.
This is a 25 site for 64.95, Shipping is $15....
http://harriganshydroponicsandsupply.com/shop/cloning-machines/the-clone-king-25-site-aeroponic-cloning-machine/
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I think the misters themselves oxygenate the water but I, too, prefer a good air pump and stone. The bubbles make plenty-a-mist.If you don't have the tools or supplies to build your own thats not a bad price for a cloner like that, especially compared to the cost of an EZ Cloner. The only thing i think it needs is an air pump, line and air stone to keep the water oxygenated. Without well oxygenated water a aero cloner can develop slime, bacteria or pathogens very quickly due to the extra warm rez temps caused by the water pump. If you don't want to add the air pump / air stone, adding about 3ml of 29% H2O2 every 3 days will work.
Yeah! That's so cool. I wouldn't use a transparent upper lid, though. I have a bunch of spare parts including two small spare pumps. Either one would be perfect for the low GPH requirement of such a tiny setup. I could just donate a pump and let you build the rest around it. The pump is the most expensive part.This does look cool... Thats what your going for Jin, your too nice, what a gift it would be!
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Yea i see the pics with the shadow it does look a bit like light would be able to penetrate. A coat of black will for sure make it's way on there if I get one.Looks like higher quality parts than the old "Ez cloner"... It wouldn't cost too much to build your own if you added an air pump/stone instead, with the cloner being relatively small the misters are unnecessary really because the (bursting of) bubbles provide a very, very fine mist. It's nice though if you have the $$ to spend and don't want to have to fool with modifications and such, but that's the fun part for me. I love building shit and watching it work (or fail, lol.) I made a nice carbon filter for really cheap (minus the costs of power tools, but I think those have paid for themselves by now.) The plastic looks thin on this cloner, almost like you would need to paint it to prevent algae growth. I build DWC boxes and even with the colored plastic I must paint them to prevent algae.
I'm thinking the PVC cutters and glue would be $30 minimum. That only leaves $50 for the rest of the build and at the end of the day it would probably cost about the same. I already have a gallon of H2O2 and extra air pumps, line, stones laying around so I could do one or both of the above. Is that 3ml/Gal every 3 days?If you don't have the tools or supplies to build your own thats not a bad price for a cloner like that, especially compared to the cost of an EZ Cloner. The only thing i think it needs is an air pump, line and air stone to keep the water oxygenated. Without well oxygenated water a aero cloner can develop slime, bacteria or pathogens very quickly due to the extra warm rez temps caused by the water pump. If you don't want to add the air pump / air stone, adding about 3ml of 29% H2O2 every 3 days will work.
Yes, 3ml of 29% H2O2 per gallon, every 3 days is what i use.I'm thinking the PVC cutters and glue would be $30 minimum. That only leaves $50 for the rest of the build and at the end of the day it would probably cost about the same. I already have a gallon of H2O2 and extra air pumps, line, stones laying around so I could do one or both of the above. Is that 3ml/Gal every 3 days?
I never knew they could handle such a heavy dose. I give mine 2-3 drops per gallon every 2 or 3 days, it works fine though, hahaha. "If it isn't broke, then don't fix it..." I use the cheap 3% stuff anymore though, it gets the job done- I only use it to keep my rez smellin' like a clean swimming pool, lol.Yes, 3ml of 29% H2O2 per gallon, every 3 days is what i use.