Bump, I would love to know if anyone has used H2O2 instead of the pool shock?
Or is that type of chlorine the way to go? No doubt... I've spent a forutune on cloning gels and solutions. Currently I'm using
Hormex, which comes with a 1mL syringe, so you know it's concentrated. Gonna look at all my lables, try to see if any has that.
Turboklone Sells a product Enzymes, I think it's called. Not too expensive. Seems it's a biological that is supposed to keep the bene population in check. I've always had success when I used it, but it's only available on their site, so I don't order it a lot. The ClearRes is readily available, gonna buy a bottle tonight.
However, I would like to know what role H2O2 plays in these cloners, the hydroponic type.
Sorry to revive an old thread, but I was about to start a new one as I have been trying to read up on it one more time.
I have been soaking my clones in a liquid cloning solution to get them in something, trim them, leaf tips, etc, then dip in
clonex and put in the cloner. I know that I'm prolly wasting the second gel, but it sticks, the
Hormex doesn't. The water is pretty rough and drops cover the area, so I've always tried to use something that sticks the longest.
I am sure that my issues lie in the water, if there is anecdotal evidence of the clear res in this clone machine that has been backed up by at least another person, I am gonna start using that, will update here my progress.
Again, still curious about what the H2O2 does to the enzymes and the water health it's self. I was told and have read that it's good at low doses, 5ml/g in clone machines. Just not sure if I should use it at the start if after I see some build up.
Or specifically what the H2O2 does basically. Would love to have some more info on that as I am sure there are other uses for it that I am missing.
ALSO, I've been seeing a lot of people putting net pots in the holes before the inserts, anyone been doing that? With the TK, it may not be possible without some mods, I've got some 1 7/8" ones coming, not sure if they will be small enough. If this is just an added PITA, please let me know, never had a need for net pots, the roots always grow nicely right down into the water, but if they help with some of the lateral shoots that can penetrate the insert I would think these could help prevent some of those issues where dead roots or ones that have grown into the insert will have to be broken to get out.
Thx, for the Clear res and chlorine tip folks, you are life savers, I been struggling with this for ages, be nice to get a routine.