Sand in grow bag with pad heater below.
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Some golden ticket clones I rooted in rapid roosters.
And my diy aero cloner that makes a big mess.
I find the aero cloner less maintence intensive
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This is very interesting 
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This is very close to my method, although I love the idea of the iso wipe, every once in a while I’ll get a touch of fuzzy white mildew if I cram too much !
@JustANobody i need to start marking my individual clones like that.
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This is the way. FYI - cut up vinyl mini blinds make great plant tags and they are usually easy to find. I’ve been using them for plant labels for every, for years.
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No kidding!! Thats an epic idea! Thank you bro 
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I have two rules here, once a clone gets shoes it also gets a hanging plant tag. I ALWAYS DOUBLE TAG PLANTS. One in the dirt and one on the plant
If a plant doesn’t have a tag, or I think that I mixed them up, they go straight into the garbage can. I have zero tolerance for errors. It’s hard to do, especially when they are very nice looking healthy clones
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I took some time in my lab and recreated one of my favorite solutions not made anymore. I will still use plain-ass Clonex if I run out or am too lazy to make a batch.
Last night I made 600ml. LOL
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Nice! @SCJedi. I buy the salts iba and naa, I use ro or distilled. I make it 10k ppm then dilute when I use it. Nothing like saving $, and a good learning experience.
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I made my own aero too lol it can make a mess but definitely works 
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I choose to clone in summer.
Temps speed it up.
Usually I just powder up the cut
Put in a jiffy and put them in their dome
Set on a widow sill that gets lots of ambient
Light, no direct sun
And in 5 days or so
Roots.
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Currently my favorite technique; tissue culture.
Giesel multiplying in vitro
Apples & Bananas rooted ex vitro
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I just bought 100 Clear luggage bag tags and lanyards for $25. I’ve used cut up solo cups, I’ve bought plastic markers, wood markers, etc…and they all can cause problems.
They fall out, you forget to move them when you up-pot, the wooden ones rotted outdoors, etc.
NO MORE 
Upside, my plants will be readily identifiable, start to finish.
Downside, they’ll all look like they’re attending a convention.
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How long can cuttings last in the fridge? I’ve read some accounts that say they can go for several months in ziplock bags if you take them out once a month and rinse them. Also read that people send them through USPS.
And truth to all this? Any of you folks do this?
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Here’s my method for sending snips in an envelope @Lobstah . 
Also,I’ve successfully kept cuts in my 38-39° F fridge for 5 months so far. Didn’t take em out to rinse or anything. But I did dunk em in a weak alcohol bath before storage.
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That’s great the longest I’ve kept cut in the fridge was 55 days
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Have you tried longer? I want to test it out more.
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No I have not, but I’ll be testing this out again
I got out of the regular opening the bags and making sure they were dry it was all user error lol 
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I know that when we store lettuce in the fridge, after it’s been chopped up for salad, we always put a papertowel in the ziplock. It really helps keep the lettuce from going bad.
Wonder if the same thing would help here?
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