wifecaretaker
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That's actually an aeroponic/fogger cloner. Which uses fog, or 100% humidity to promote rooting, but with no medium other than neoprene holding the stem.
I'm also doing the Deep Water Culture cloner very soon, as soon as I have the space to do it. Which incorporates using feeder lines to supply moisture to the rockwool sitting in hydroton to create the perfect rooting environment. Which is the best way to clone if you intend on using rockwool.
In the Aero-cloner I use about 1 1/2 gallons of water, just enough to keep it about a 1/2 inch to an inch over the float valve on the fogger. In that gallon and a half of water I use 1.5 ml of superthrive. So yes 1 ml per gallon, however it breaks down. I just use tap water, although my tap comes out right around 75ppm so. If you have very hard water you might consider spring water (not distilled) I believe the clones need some sustenance throughout their rooting, the superthrive just aids in their ability to absorb the minuscule amount of nutrients provided in spring water. Clonex rooting solution is also great for use in the aero-cloners.
Sweet thanks, im going to go to hydro store and pick up the neoprene inserts. They have Clonex 17.00. Just need the correct tote. My tote is like 20 gallons so going shopping for a 5 gallon. are your 5 gallon buckets hydro too? or soil?
have a flood tray, 2x4. Have you ever gone that route? Do you feel if done right, will it produce higher yield than soil? I have it but a little hesitant. Soil is so easy. Even for a stoner like me. Will i yield 20% more.