pointer80
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Hello all, How many of you guy's use auto cloners or built one for cloning? Do you think auto cloners do a better job? If so why? Thanks all.
How many use some kind of auto cloner?
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Jackalope
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Use or buy???? I purchased a auto cloner a couple years ago. It is still in the box LMAO. It is a good misting one that came with good reviews. My problem was is the clones I have taken lately I needed to work. The way I have did things now I am getting a 90% success rate. Hard to change that LOL.
It matters how good you are at do it yourself. If you are good at it then give it a try it should work. It is not rocket science. Lots of people are building their own grow equipment.
Cloning can be as easy as mixing 50/50 perlite and vermiculite and a little cloning gel. A few solo cups and a opaque tote big enough to put them in. I probably don't have $20 in what I use to clone.
If you get a good one they work as well as anything. It is just not a place I would stress spending money on. Personal choiceis the main thing. If you are just starting cloning buying might be the best bet for learning with.
It matters how good you are at do it yourself. If you are good at it then give it a try it should work. It is not rocket science. Lots of people are building their own grow equipment.
Cloning can be as easy as mixing 50/50 perlite and vermiculite and a little cloning gel. A few solo cups and a opaque tote big enough to put them in. I probably don't have $20 in what I use to clone.
If you get a good one they work as well as anything. It is just not a place I would stress spending money on. Personal choiceis the main thing. If you are just starting cloning buying might be the best bet for learning with.
Emilya Green
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10 Minute DIY Tupperware Bubble Cloner
I have made several of these over the years, and I am pretty sure I remember giving my last one away. Today I had a need to reliably produce a large number of clones, and the easiest and most reliable method I have found is the bubble cloner. After finding the suitable plastic tub to destroy...
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pointer80
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Thanks a bunch, I really like that design
Emilya Green
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It works very well too... and when I don't need it, up on the shelf it goes.
