1/4 strength is ok.. i always ran rhizotonic in mine to produce feeders. I got rid of my ezclone. Im on SoCal so it's to hot to run in the summer months unless i user a chiller. if your issue is mushy stems the water temp is the problem . Just like any areoponic system you need cooler rooting temps...Will check that out! Happen to have any other suggestions?
Could me using neut water be an issue? as a few other people have suggested that in other forums.
Rapid rooters work great.. I line the bottom tray with a little most coco before adding the media insert and dome.. works fast with a lot less trouble and less space needed.I run mine 15/15 on off on a recycle timer with a lil bit of hydroguard, room temps low 70s. If rooting is still slow after a week I turn the off time up to about 40 min & it kicks em into gear. Been thinking about trying rapid rooters lately tho, never know what might work better for your particular application.
I run mine 15/15 on off on a recycle timer with a lil bit of hydroguard, room temps low 70s. If rooting is still slow after a week I turn the off time up to about 40 min & it kicks em into gear. Been thinking about trying rapid rooters lately tho, never know what might work better for your particular application.
1/4 strength is ok.. i always ran rhizotonic in mine to produce feeders. I got rid of my ezclone. Im on SoCal so it's to hot to run in the summer months unless i user a chiller. if your issue is mushy stems the water temp is the problem . Just like any areoponic system you need cooler rooting temps...
Rapid rooters work great.. I line the bottom tray with a little most coco before adding the media insert and dome.. works fast with a lot less trouble and less space needed.
What is your ideal water temp?you could always drop a few frozen bottles of water in it to cool it during day time temps
That might be my last option, as rock-wool and aero have not been the most successful for me.
This is just more information about my failed cloning (currently not attempting)
When i did rock-wool, I pre-soak in clonex/water at 250 ppm at 5.8 ph. Most of my clones died around week 2. I would mist the plants once a day with just normal Ro water. keeping the dome on top. This was placed in my veg room which has higher temps and was on a 18/6 light. Also attempted the same exact way on 24/7 light in rock-wool. still failures.
72f I've gone as low as 68. using a little chiller could keep the temps stableWhat is your ideal water temp?
Really appreciate your input DrawoH72f I've gone as low as 68. using a little chiller could keep the temps stable
no problem hopefully it gets squared away for yaReally appreciate your input DrawoH
Its ur water temps. Shoot for 68deg. U can rotate in frozen water bottles a cpl times a dayWill check that out! Happen to have any other suggestions?
Could me using neut water be an issue? as a few other people have suggested that in other forums.
Theres nothin wrong w using a humidity domeDo not use a dome..its not needed with the EZ clone
Its ur water temps. Shoot for 68deg. U can rotate in frozen water bottles a cpl times a day
Theres nothin wrong w using a humidity dome
Do not use a dome..its not needed with the EZ clone
Cool br0.. I'll explain my side. An ezclone domes slows down the rooting and veg process by having to harden clones that otherwise would already be taking off after once feeder roots are established. It also adds higher temps and the increased chance of mold and stemp rot. I live by the KISS method (keep it simple stupid). If anyone wants to educate me differently, I'm would be thankful for the knowledge.. using a normal tray and dome to root clones is completely different the areo.It’s not needed but it doesn’t hurt either. It’s all about keeping your clones hydrated until they root.
But that’s my opinion.
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