THER00R

OT: Some people have the money to blow! If I had enough spare cash I would rather have the ez-cloner compared to mine. Not saying mine doesn't work, or work well for that matter, because it does.

Some people like to build their own equipment, gives a good feeling of self-accomplishment. I know I'm proud to show my aero-cloner to my other grower friends.

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Them

Do you have any pics???

I wish I had money to blow, If I did, I'd buy a bigger place to grow!

Them

This is the tenth day in the Aerospring. I topped the four sprouts today. All plants are growing and putting out new roots.

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Chillyhead

Hey Them, looks like you finally got things under control there! I've been keeping an eye on your journal and the plants are starting to look good. I just cloned some of my plants and have become a believer in DWC and I'm going to try my next grow with a couple of 5 gallon bubble buckets. Anyway, looking good and grow on!

Them

Welcome Chillyhead, and thanks for your support. Don't be a stranger! Let me know what you are thinking.

I have "leaf curl up" on one or two plants, a sign of low Ph. So I added some plain RO water, about a gallon. This brought the Ph up to 5.8 and the PPM down from 700 to 600.

All plants are growing more roots. I have found in the past, bud production is a direct reflection of root mass.

I have added one ml H202 for the last two days. I like the H202 for both the sanitation and the added oxygen.

In nature water is "oxygenated" at the surface due to turbulence. In regard to the debate over droplet size; I think the droplet is highly oxygenated between the time it leaves the mister until it hits the roots. Air stones and H202 obviously enhances the oxygen level in the water. Does size really matter?

Them

Here are some root pics.

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THER00R

Those are some beautiful lookin roots you have there!

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scrub

I love them at this stage. The initial concern of 'Are they going to make it?' has given way. The stems are a bit woody and strong. And the broad, green leaves point only to the future. Very nice!

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Them

Thanks THER00R and scrub, your support is very welcome and heart felt.

Considering that these plants (sprouts) had very little roots started when I placed them in the Aerospring, I'd say they are doing well after only twelve days!

In one week from this Friday at the latest I will go lights out. 11 on and 13 off. Then things well start getting sticky!

THER00R

I did not know they were only twelve days in, Them! Even more kudos to you! It's amazing how new growing techinques just spring up and make it ever more effective with each new idea.

I can't wait for the sticky-icky I'll be following very carefully!

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