Hozona
Well-Known Member
It looks like it has been a while since anyone has posted anything about cloning. First I would like to say I have tried both the humidity dome AND without in a DIY aerocloner and have had success with the latter without all the fuss of a humidity dome.
Here is a picture of my DIY cloner.
The on off timer I found on Amazon
Take cuttings. Important to keep stems in water until prepping them
I use Rapid Start in the cloner bucket and Clonex Gel ...White Shark on developed roots before transplanting in soil
Cut stem at a 30 degree at the bottom of stem removing all but the very upper leaf sets. I have found splitting the stem helps, sometimes not...I think temps play a factor...
Trim leaves so clones send more energy to roots not the leaves. Dip stem in Clonex (use seperate container otherwise you will contaminate it)
Here are clones in the bucket. I wait to turn on pump a few minutes after all clones are in their places. Too soon can wash the gel away.
And about a week later we have roots! I do mist the clones occaisionally while in cloner. NO HUMIDITY DOME NEEDED!
I hope this post was helpful. BTW I have had success with clones from both flowering and vegging donors
Here is a picture of my DIY cloner.
The on off timer I found on Amazon
Take cuttings. Important to keep stems in water until prepping them
I use Rapid Start in the cloner bucket and Clonex Gel ...White Shark on developed roots before transplanting in soil
Cut stem at a 30 degree at the bottom of stem removing all but the very upper leaf sets. I have found splitting the stem helps, sometimes not...I think temps play a factor...
Here are clones in the bucket. I wait to turn on pump a few minutes after all clones are in their places. Too soon can wash the gel away.
And about a week later we have roots! I do mist the clones occaisionally while in cloner. NO HUMIDITY DOME NEEDED!
I hope this post was helpful. BTW I have had success with clones from both flowering and vegging donors