sskunk

just wondering if anyone has grabbed one of those 32 dollar aero cloners from ebay? free shipping and all. sorry don't know how to set up a link. the dude hand makes them but it looks kind of cheesedicky. especially next to rumpleforeskins hand made mister jobber. plus it's super shallow(change rezi more?) don't know if that matters. seems like parts alone would be more than 30 bucks. also the hole opening is 1 7/16" not 2"-- does hole size matter, seems like it wouldn't. anyways any input would be sweet. gotta do something instead of cutting and watching die. i just can't get the humidity up using 2l soda bottle or clear plastic bin styley and from what i read you don't have to worry about humidity with bubble or aero cloners. pluss 100% success rate sounds chuck sweet to me. just tryin to find my way--

chinky

You can build one of those for less than 20 bucks. If I'm not mistaken you are talking about the bubble cloner on ebay. Its very easy, theres videos on youtube on how to make one and you wont have to wait for shipping. If you dont want to spend the time to make one then paying a little extra would probably be worth it. I see alot of rip offs on ebay. Especially those 350 dollar ez cloners lol. It doesnt matter if its shallow because you will be changing out the water after everytime you clone anyways. As for the hole size, it wouldnt really matter. You can just pop the rooted clone off the neoprene pad or whatever youre using and transplant to the medium you are using.

sskunk

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thanks dude. just thought being shallow i'd have to f with it half way through cloning or something due to evap. seems like everytime i use ebay i get shatty products. building seems like the way to go. 5 gallon bucket time.

chinky

Its more fun to build it yourself anyways. Do some research first before makingn one. Hell I even made a ghetto bubble cloner with a small square food storage container, slapped some aluminum foil over the top, poked a few holes in it, hooked it up to an air pump with air stone and added some water. It started showing signs of rooting in a week. It worked fine and didnt cost nothing.

sskunk

with my budget that sounds perfect!

TCB

Check this thread out, this man just finished building one and trying it with great results, for a few dollars.

https://www.gardenscure.com/420/prop...-tutorial.html

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sskunk

yeah, i guess the bubble cloner is cheaper to build and buy so i'll try it for now-- i was thinking originally towards an aero cloner(with the misters and pump) seemed better than having the stem submerged, but i guess if it has oxygen it's ok. appreciate the input--

have a good one--------