First timer here. I have been reading RIU for a while, but I finally registered so I could ask you about this! I want to use a flood and drain table. How could I adapt this cloner to prepare babies to put on my table? As of right now I am planning to use a combination of rockwool and hydroton as my medium. Any advice would be great!
Great thread dude +rep, one question i have is do you think the clones will root if just left submerged in water without the spray?
yeah it has, thanks man. i've gone ahead and bought tubing etc and made the same shape pipe network you have but i'm having trouble getting the misters you have. I'm in the UK but where do you think i could get these? Looked all around hardware shops etc today but no luckand good day to you DodgeDread........
thank ya kindly on the rep, i try...... lol
as for clones in non moving water, it'll work but very slowly..... and if ya do it that way you will want to use nothing but water....
i must also point out that you can very eacily use an air stone or 2 to the same affects, they create big time bubble burst mist...... i'd try that at the leaste before going the slow proccess with sitting water.....
hope that helps....
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So you flowering the moms at the same time? How do you have your rotations? And how much do get dry after every cycle?
I keep the temp of the reservoir at 70 F.like i mentioned before.
this is why you dont run your pump constantly (not to mention, clones need a period to dry out as well). running a pump constantly is NOT aero. biggest difference is aero incorporates air for explosive growth...if you are soaking the clones 24/7, they WILL take longer to root
the heat generated from the pump WILL cause slime, especially if your res temps ARENT in check.
you could use h2o2 to try to keep it at bay, but at this point....you may want to start over as the cuttings have been taken over by white gunk/slime/nasty cooties.
also a picture is worth a thousand words