The start of day 6 but technically day 5 and some change. 
Roots are starting to form…tomorrow they’ll be poppin! 
Alaskagrown
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I picked up a few things from this ima try out.
A blessing to the community thank you brother 
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@TrichomesToStun here ya go this might be a good start to look into
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Awesome, thank you. I seen this thread a few days ago and it’s what got me thinking about changing how I clone.
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Any recommendations for a fairly high-end home setup? Probably only need to clone 5 plant at a time.
Can’t decide to do it in a small tent or buy some aero type kit
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I’m a Aeroponics guy through in through…definitely my preferred setup and what I used @ Alaska Bud Brother’s Aero-Gradens. In a tent setup probably not ideal…
It all comes down to what you feel most comfortable with…currently @ Kasilof Cannabis we’re using a sophisticated coco top feed drain to waste setup with Open Sprinkler, AROYA, and a Dosatron. It’s a complete data logging custom template setup where everything can be controlled per strain…it’s a massive game changer!
As far as the cloning part the Clone King setup can’t be beat so I’d start there.
Alaskagrown
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My new cloner arrived today. I need to do a side by side with the homemade @Floyd cloner 
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Please do! Lol
I’ve never heard of a @Floyd cloner…
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Just a bubble cloner I made from things I had around the house. Cheap and has worked well for me for a long time.
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@floyd showed us how to do a homemade one. It was cheap and easy.
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It works great and has every since he posted it
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I still clone the old fashioned way with rapid rooters and a dome
Some root in 6 to 10 days some just take forever
So I was thinking of changing it up a bit
Clone king 25 or 36
73 bucks on amazon
I am a dyi guy but it’s well made
The 25 port is big enough for me
Anyone use it
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Seems overpriced for what you are getting basically a shitty aerator/pump and a plastic container with lil plastic containers with holes in them. I would pay at most $25 for that.
20 $
https://www.aquatop.com/aquarium-aquatop-submersible-pump-np-305.html
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Pa hydroponics has a diy instructional on you tube for a really nice cloner. He puts the water pump outside the bucket to keep the water from warming.
Edited to say I still do it old school also
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You can make one a lot cheaper, i like those hydroponic systems with a light. I have two L.Y.K.O’s that i got on sale on amazon and a iDoo. A 2x2 grow tent fit’s three perfectly.
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I personally have a 36 site clone king and I love it! I don’t think I’d want one smaller as I like the extra room! It’s only been filled up maybe 1-2x but I typically see roots in 1-2 weeks strain dependent. Sometimes roots as early as a week and ready to transplant! I know @Alaskagrown posted up a thread the other day about his basic cloning methods with the clone king and he has 6! I imagine he has some good input for you guys and must like them to buy that many
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An airstone in a shoe box sized tote filled with water works wonders. (or whatever scale your heart desires)
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I started the ‘old fashioned’ way, went to aero cloners, and now I’m back to the ‘old fashioned’ way. The areo is faster, but ultimately depends on your growing situation. I find the reliability and ease of rock wool and dome to be a better final product for my applications.
To be fair, I only clone a couple plants anymore. I have a couple that I keep around and the rest come from seed.
I have an EZclone 16 site that I’m not using if you’re interested. With the CK I found it easier to knock my discs into the water because there isn’t a lip preventing them from falling through.
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They must of fixed this past few years because I’ve had my 36 site for 2 years and it’s got lips to keep the collars from falling thru
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Ah, I did not know this. I had the original from many moons ago.
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Quit using the pump in mine and replaced with airstones.
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