Been running my EZ Cloner constantly (refilling every time it empties, after a cleaning) for about 2 years, and since establishing proper procedures (on/off cycle, cloning solution dosage, low initial lighting, etc) i've had consistently good results every time, and the six months that it took me to learn the ins and outs of the machine helped me identify the symptoms of potential problems so that they can be negated early if and when they rear their heads.[/b]Lets see about a dozen of these, in various set ups with same results, then ill be sold and concede. But i believe you are in that " honey moon " period, where you think you are the shit and this works everytime. GL lol
I don't scrape anything at all SooperSmurph. All I do is take a cutting from a plant and place in in the cloner. I use a pair of scissors and not a blade. I do nothing at all besides take my cutting from my mom in a 45 degree angle and place her in the cloner. The reason why your cuttings may form the way they do is because your cloner may have to be sanitized with Erythromycin with the treatments that I have in that thread. My roots come from everywhere without scraping and my pump stays on 24/7. Instead of doubting me, you should be learning. Why don't I see pictures of yours that look like this with your technique?You clearly scrape the outer bark off of the rooting area, or the roots would be forming naturally around nodes and not up the side of the entire clone, but if you're free to swing in the way you find groovy baby
for stopping by.
Not sure what axe you've got to grind, but have fun, i'll be over here , happy with my consistent results, but all the same,
If you want to claim results that defy basics of aquaculture, physics, botany, etc, you can, i'm not going to stop you
