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smallest DIY "E-Z Cloner" possible?
- Thread starter Dunknug
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yes im thinking like a 1 gallon or less deal
The pump is too small to achieve much more than a drizzle with the average nozzle. Also your res will go from nice and cool to bath water on a daily basis.
A bubbler will work much better maintaining a suitable temperature while meeting your size requirements.
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willyweed
i brought one ages ago, used it once and now is gathering dust,as i have switched back to using little rockwool cubes is a propagator ! its easier, cheaper, no noise, no leaks and no more stressing .just need to learn how to do it ,very simple
what is your success rate with rockwool? id like to do something not requiring power but will give me fast realatively fool-proof results
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willyweed
very high 80+% .just keep them warm and moist, and i spray with tap water when dry
Just use a tiny bubbler. All you need is a tiny aquarium heater and aquarium airpump with air stone. It can be as tiny as a milk carton on its side if you want it to be, and it works just as well as an aero IME.
Remember that there are people who do nothing but take a cut and drop it in a solo cup with some water and get roots every time. If you can get the RH and temps in check, you can achieve near 100% every time in any method really.
Remember that there are people who do nothing but take a cut and drop it in a solo cup with some water and get roots every time. If you can get the RH and temps in check, you can achieve near 100% every time in any method really.
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ill give the bubbler one more go... my last one was kinda made in a hurry and never got much from it. i feel that if i make one more vertical so the airstone is in a greater depth of water i will get the explosive "spritz" action im looking for.... ill post it up once i find the right container/pump/stone
you don't really need the spritz you're talking about. Just make sure to have about 1/4" or so of stem down in the water and make sure the temps are around 78-80F. The bubbles are to keep a humid environment for the steam as well as high o2 in the water to prevent rot for the bit of stem.
Don't forget the heater.. higher than 85F and the stems can get mushy, lower then 70F and it can double (or more) the time.
Don't forget the heater.. higher than 85F and the stems can get mushy, lower then 70F and it can double (or more) the time.
