bubble cloner temp?

what would be the ideal resivoir temp for a bubble cloner

I think they say 65 Degrees (F) is where the most dissolved oxygen can be suspend in water.

HIWAY said:

what would be the ideal resivoir temp for a bubble cloner

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I think I'm wrong about this.. 65 is what can hold the most water, but I'm starting to think that the clones would like to be warmer.

I don't have any experience, but it seems that when you put clones in to rockwool, they like to be warmer, around 75.

Mr.Bob Saget said:

I think I'm wrong about this.. 65 is what can hold the most water, but I'm starting to think that the clones would like to be warmer.

I don't have any experience, but it seems that when you put clones in to rockwool, they like to be warmer, around 75.

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i use rapid rooter plugs & have best results 70-80 .f cooler & they slow down & warmer i had a lot of them die on me

a cloner you would want to be about 75F to encourage new roots from the stem. but once you transfer to an actual dwc to grow, you want to lower the temp about 5 or 10 degrees to allow for more oxygen to be dissolved in the water. even the small greenhouses with heated mats they sell for cloning bring the temps up to about the same