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That's what I can't wait for! That unstoppable aeroponic cloning power!!!Nice build! Cutting the net cup to hold the cloning plug .... that's brilliant.
With an aero-cloner everything roots. It pretty much is 100% successful. The ones that don't make it are the ones that you decided not to keep.
Hey, I love the DIY stuff. I built a bubbler last year It cost me around $100 for parts...it worked and with a bit more tweeking I could get it to be as good as I get just sticking them in dirt with Clonex I got about 60% of my cuttings rooted in the bubbler. I just got 100% of my cuttings rooted in the dirt only. .....These things work but are they really needed?.....Proper care of the cutting is all that's really needed.That's what I can't wait for! That unstoppable aeroponic cloning power!!!
True wizard power is finally within reach lol
I remembered that build and was going to tag you here to chime in. The indented lid design you used certainly would address the OP’s current problem in his build.I used a plastic tote like this
The hole saw fit perfect in the diamonds and they add strength to the top which becomes much weaker in most builds after all the holes.
Also the lid sits inside the box, not above it so helps with leaks.
My aero-cloner, purchased at a brick and mortar store is not water-tight. What is different is the lid rests inside the lip of the bottom reservoir part of the container so that any water that reaches the rim of the container is funneled back into the reservoir. See if you can find a suitable container that recesses the lid inside instead of pressing down and over the bottom part of the container. If you can find a container where the lid recesses like shown in the pic: it won't need to be water-tight.My plans have been delayed... No matter what I do, I can't get this thing water tight. I've tried weather stripping and it's just a design of the tote...
I have to go get another tote and start over with the holes, but at least now I know what to look for. Just a shame, because that tote was an almost perfect 2x2 to fit my tent
The recessed lid is perfect, if I can't fix what I got, I will def look for a design like this. ThanksI used a plastic tote like this
The hole saw fit perfect in the diamonds and they add strength to the top which becomes much weaker in most builds after all the holes.
Also the lid sits inside the box, not above it so helps with leaks.
I use those same totes in my fogponics setup. I poured liquid rubber on the lid to make it smooth first so holes can be drilled anywhere, and when you drop the net cups in you get a good seal regardless where you do it.I used a plastic tote like this
The hole saw fit perfect in the diamonds and they add strength to the top which becomes much weaker in most builds after all the holes.
Also the lid sits inside the box, not above it so helps with leaks.
Score. Looks better for our uses than the Home Depot ones.$10 Costco
Looks close enough to what you guys posted. Should work . Has that recessed lid. View attachment 1317650
This gonna work way better!$10 Costco
Looks close enough to what you guys posted. Should work . Has that recessed lid. View attachment 1317650
How’s that BD? Wouldn’t mind a super heavy in my mix. I got some trade worthies let’s me know ninja@Moe.Red man you must have used two cans of that stuff to get it to fill all the way in! I thought the one can would be enough, it's expensive shit. Oh well. This is good for me, I really wanted to use it for the extra light blockage
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