I'm assuming you are talking about the fogger with multiple leds. They are harmless and can be used in the cloner.
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Mr.JonnyBtreed..
Alright my Friend,, just got done making the basic Stock Version of the Myst Cloner as youve shown.. And now I have a question for you if you dont mind Sir,,.. Due to time and height constraints,, I had to put my BabyGurl in to Flowering a little over 5 weeks ago.. So my question is,, do you have any suggestions for Cloning a Budding Female in to this Cloner ??
Thank You again for your help,, and making this Thread !! !!
I try to avoid cloning at the budding state, but if you need to it can be done. Plants that have started flowering in my opinion actually tend to throw roots a few days sooner. Although they more then make up for it in the time it takes to get back into a vegative state (which can be 3-5 weeks).
And when it does, the growth tends to be off. They tend to stress more easily and can just cause all kinds of problems. If possible just keep a mother really short and take cuttings every couple weeks to keep her that high. Most of my mothers never got over a foot (above the bucket). and that way you have a healthy vegging plant to take you cuttings from and put into flower at whatever height you'd like.
+reps JohnnyBtreed for this basic how to DIY mistic cloner. I'm building a very small version and can't wait to use it.
looks like i got some building to do
i had the same problem,basicly make sure neoprane inserts arent to tight around the clone(caused the bottom halves of clipping to die),if you see early signs of it starting to die after a day or so check the base of the clone,i got three dying to live by recutting the base,redip in clonex,scrape root layer(bark) and making a small slit UP the stem.there is a guide somewhere on here let me see if i can find itI have, in the past, taken clones with a nearly 100% success rate. However, some months ago I started some Kali Mist seeds from Serious Seeds and, at about 5 weeks old, I took two cuttings from each of six beautiful, healthy plants for cloning. I used rockwool plugs and a humidity dome and Clonex gel. After 3 weeks, none showed roots, so I took 12 more cuttings. Although most of the cuttings stayed green (or a bit yellow) they still refused, for the most part, to root. Long story short, only about 8 of the clones rooted. By now, the "mothers" were getting out of hand and I still hadn't determined sex. So I put the six (by now quite large) parent plants under a 12/12 flowering cycle. After a few weeks, I determined that only two of the six were females. Adding insult to injury, all of the clones that had rooted were from male plants! So I culled the males, shit-canned their clones, and took two more clones from each of the two actual mothers. I allowed the mothers to continue to flower and managed to get two of the clones I had taken from them to root. All of my cloning to this point had been in rockwool, but I was aware of the fogging deal and ordered foggers and built a cloning machine pretty much exactly like the one you made. So I have been taking clones and plugging them into the machine. Here's the deal: some of them just wither and die, but a good many continue to stand upright, looking quite perky. But they don't root! I have cuttings that have been in there for a month or longer, and still no sign of roots. Is this something peculiar to Kali Mist, or am I missing something? Anyone out there got any suggestions?
straight into water right away, then make another cut a little farther up the stem before you plant, just in case theres an air bubble in the bottom of the stem