Cloning ....

Koabear

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i am going to be building my own cloner and was wondering if i have to use a mister or would a direct feed be good i will be useing rockwool.
 

NoDrama

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direct feed,you can just set up a simple drip system that will drip for 5 mins 1 times per day. So many ways to clone, the simpler ones are foolproof and have good results.
 

The Garden Shed

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clones need constante moisture, if you drip, use many times a day, no nutes in the feed, just h2o with maybe a little worm casting. OMRI or root juice GH

How exactly are you planning on making your own? i'd love to see the plans.
 

ogrelung

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Mine just sit in the bottoms of plastic cups in another plastic cup full of water to support the stem and its been working okay.
 

The Garden Shed

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If your using rockwool DO NOT drip multiple times per day, you will kill em.
So what would you consider drama i wonder? o, i wonder.

Also i would love for you to explain, just for us beginners, why they would die?

At what level and how would you create humidity in your dome environment?
 

slr32

Active Member
I clone by using the standard 6x12 inch trays with that 8" tall dome. I make a ph5 mixture of phosphoric acid (ph down), superthrive, Advanced 3 part .4 ml/ L and Olivea's Cloning solution. I soak the rockwool in this solution then toss the water out, but I try to make just enough fluid for the rockwool to suck up. I take a cutting then put it directly in Dutch Master Replicator and then into the cubes. I place the cubes into the dome and let it sit in darkness for a day then under 2 40W CFLs. I then water at least once a day when I can.They root within a week and stay nice and healthy.

One time I left the dome off on some clones that were only 1 week old and they all wilted and most of them are sick and damaged. Also never use urine to drop the pH in a solution for clones, I will not tell you why but just trust me on this one.
 
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