re: Heirlooms' Hashplant Haze Hydro Perpetual Grow
On cloning: You don't even need rockwool. Sqwheels clones by sticking them in a glass of plain water, and has a lot of success. It can be that simple.
Just to share what I do: I clone under 24/0, with rapid rooters (which are the BOMB for seedlings and clones). There is only 2 single t5 lights above them. I pre-soak the rapid rooters in clonex liquid, and use roottech gel on the cuttings. So far, aside from 2 that were an experiment, every clone has rooted successfully in about 7-10 days (the SLH likes to drag it's feet sometimes, but usually 10 days). I keep them under a humidity dome until they root, and then I pretty quickly get them up to speed outside of the dome. I used to re-wet the rooters with more of a clonex solution, but have found that bottled spring water seems to work just as well to keep the rooters moist until they have rooted (I still pre-soak them in clonex to start with though).
On cloning: You don't even need rockwool. Sqwheels clones by sticking them in a glass of plain water, and has a lot of success. It can be that simple.
Just to share what I do: I clone under 24/0, with rapid rooters (which are the BOMB for seedlings and clones). There is only 2 single t5 lights above them. I pre-soak the rapid rooters in clonex liquid, and use roottech gel on the cuttings. So far, aside from 2 that were an experiment, every clone has rooted successfully in about 7-10 days (the SLH likes to drag it's feet sometimes, but usually 10 days). I keep them under a humidity dome until they root, and then I pretty quickly get them up to speed outside of the dome. I used to re-wet the rooters with more of a clonex solution, but have found that bottled spring water seems to work just as well to keep the rooters moist until they have rooted (I still pre-soak them in clonex to start with though).