[captainjack]

im diggin' yours too bonz! and everybodys!

a coleman cooler should work well too, eh?

i have a few of those around thanks :]

[captainjack]

remember to run this system with a 20/1 water/bleach dilution,
or take the system apart and scrub it down with the bleach/h2o
and then run it with clear water for 12hrs...between every run..
also take out the neoprene collars and soak em in bleach water,
then wash em off under a faucet, wipe the top with iso or bleach/h2o,
and yer good to go for the next batch :] this is a MUST-DO! hehe

[fuzygrowth]

everyone should build a similar system. in the long run it's the most efficient and cheapest way to take clones.

[Japanfreakier]

I notice that a lot of people end up only using half the sites they half.

[KingRalph]

nice one fuzy!

not me japan... i need to add more sites... but hey, when you're making your own, make as few or as many sites as ya need!

[BudGood2006]

Sweet tutorial. As Fuzy said, everyone should build one of these



I'll be adding more plant sites as I need them.



I used the same Rubbermaid, I was expecting the need to add weatherstrip, but no leaks I also used the same pump. Nice job man

[Sinfuldreams]

Keep em comming.

I found bubblers to be spotty. Some would root fine and other never got any water, ect. Smaller bubblers work better for me.

Lots of people buy EzClones or some such Commerial item, and thats ok, beware of the 60 EzClone.

Extactly what I was thinking KR.

You can't buy Rubbermade Stock they went out of business! Thanks to Wall Mart!
Newell bought Rubbermade in 1999, after plastic resin prices climbed.
Rubbermade had refused to do business with Wal Mart, untill a change in CEOs.

Rubbermade did a Wal Mart contract for so many at so much for so long. Price of resins went up and Rubbermade notified thier retailers, Kmart, Target, Wal Mart ect. that the prices would have to go up 10¢ per unit, only Wal Mart held them to the contract and would not budge! Rubbermade shut it's doors in 1999.
In 1994 Rubbermade was voted Americas Favorite Brand, it's now owned by conglomerate and former competitor Newell.

Sin

[milo_xxx]

king ralph,

I purchased a Jetgro aero Clone Machine that holds 20 net pots, and it works great at cloning.

I have a couple of things I do not like about it though. the container it is in is seriously not right. the insert that the net pots go in does not fit the contianer well at all, to the point that it sprays water out of the sides. I am sick of wraping it in plastic wrap every time I set it up.
I would just like to move the pump and the net pots (even the tray that the net pots sit in) to another container.

I grow in cabs so I need a container of roughly the same size, because otherwise it will not fit. I have had some serious trouble finding one the right size.

great thread. it gave me some great ideas.

[Sauce]

What's the difference between the large sprayers like this:



And small mister sprayers like these:



Which are better?

[i3inary]

Originally Posted by Sauce

What's the difference between the large sprayers like this:



And small mister sprayers like these:



Which are better?

~sauce
during my last hydro store visit i was looking at those 2 sprayers in person and the top sprayer's little head piece is supposed to spin kinda like a lawn sprinkler...i suppose it would work fine but with the 300+ degrees of coverage from the other simple sprayer your gonna be covered pretty damn good...plus the simple green one has no moving parts.....imo keep it simple.

the spinner was also like $1.75 vs $0.30...not worth it to me to have another variable that will prolly break at some point.