and cloners do it for me...its a machine for making little plants and in volume
It worked great for me when I was doing flood and drain in hydroton. Once I went to coco it just made sense to use the coco for everything since it's so versatile.
Im gonna try this next time. In fact my lizard tank is all coco maybe I’ll just plant in there.I made a DIY aerocloner similar to yours years ago. I decided it was overkill for cloning. Pumps, timers, etc... I now just clone in coco. I get roots in a week ready to transplant within two.
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I just make my cuts, stick them in some coco and put them in dim light. No dome or anything else other than maybe an occasional spray of water if they start wilting which is rare. Saves a bunch of space and is much simpler with excellent results.
I don't water 2 -3 times a day when cloning in coco. The coco stays damp long enough for roots to form withing 7 days. In fact if you did water clones in coco 2-3 times a day they would stay too wet and rot. It's just another method to achieve the same goal. Cloners are fine but definitely not necessary for successful cloning.
Bingo! Do what works! There are many methods. All are good and work. Use what works for you. And your grow.
