Sending Green Mojo your way my Friend.
Sending Green Mojo your way my Friend.
Ive always used Bubblers for my clones and then into 5 gallon DWC's. Never tried what your doing. Good luck.
there are many ways to do the same thing, what ever works for you is the best method. When I first moved the Cali 2 years ago, I had been popping beans considerably more than taking clones. I was doing rooters cubes and clonex and getting mixed results. Sometimes it worked great, sometimes not so much. I asked people out here what they did. My technique wasn't bad, it was the clonex. Now I use rockwool cubes, because it is the standard out here, and I use dip n gro. 100% every time. Good luck, green mojo.
Man I hate you are having so much trouble. But keep trying, modifying and adjusting, you will find the right thing. I have a friend that clones in little Dixie cups of just straight water. He changes the water every day, and he gets about 50% success. The bad thing here is that some strains can be more difficult to clone and that can make you second guess yourself. A bubble cloner may be the trick for you. They work quite well.
I looked at that video and for easy to clone strains that will work fine but for harder strains, it may give you grief. Look at this video as it has some really good info for you I think.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHjwMH5336U
Its an ad for the HTG Octo-cloner which is a good type of cloner (I used to have one but gave it to a buddy who was struggling). I built my own bubble cloner out of a small tote that I cut holes in the top and fit some foam pipe insulator pcs into the holes and that left me with about 1/2" openings to set my cuttings in place. I'm sure I have pics somewhere in my journal. http://www.marijuanapassion.com/forum/showthread.php?t=70037&page=2 Start at the top of pg2 and you can see where I made it, and then several slides down, you can see the cuttings and how I like to snip them back some.
If you are "handy" you can build one easily enough. But the video shows some important techniques that will help you if you haven't seen them before.
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