DIY Aero Cloner. SNOTTY GOO!

McFunk

Active Member

• Nov 22, 2009

• #1

Hey, all!

McFunk here.

I've got a DIY aero cloner w/ cushlings clones that are 3 days in. No nutes. Tap water PH-downed to 6. or so.
There's a snotty clear-ish gell on he cuttings ends today. (and a few roots )

Sorta' freakin' me out. Any educated advise would be very appreciated!

Thanks!

McFunk

 

McFunk

Active Member

• Nov 23, 2009

• #2

McFunk said:

Hey, all!

McFunk here.

I've got a DIY aero cloner w/ cushlings clones that are 3 days in. No nutes. Tap water PH-downed to 6. or so.
There's a snotty clear-ish gell on he cuttings ends today. (and a few roots )

Sorta' freakin' me out. Any educated advise would be very appreciated!

Thanks!

McFunk

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ClosetFather

Well-Known Member

• Nov 23, 2009

• #3

are your roots in complete darkness? it sounds like you could have a light leak.

 

Xare

Well-Known Member

• Nov 23, 2009

• #4

Lower your water temps.

Aero cloners run hotter then my bubble cloner, and the only time i see slime is if I have my heater too high.

I say above 75 and you risk slime, but they root best between 70-75


Your pump maybe adding heat to the water, is it on a timer ?

 

DrDank

Well-Known Member

• Dec 17, 2009

• #5

I am having this problem now. My res is slightly exposed to light (i can't locate the fuck'n lid for the bucket), but I am running NO nutes in the res. Just plain pH'd water, i'm still getting snotty goo. It's killing the pH (~8+).

I'm going to try and clean everything again, use new water, and add H2O2.