Cuttings dont root :(

[Aeroknow]

if you go for 80-85 with aero you'll slime the shit out of it....same if you use a lot of hormones but don't change the water. cubes yielded algae and plants that were behind aero rooted plants for me.

Yeah, I would never attempt a nutrient solution(or just h20) temperature that high. I know that
I'm not the one dissing one of the two methods, btw
It's all good dude!
What ever is clever, IMO

 

[howsitgrowin420]

This is a rooted popsicle stick. Rooted under a humidome:
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What if I don't have any cloning problems? Would it still be the best money I spend, If I buy one(or about ten of them)?

Free? Compared to the cost of a cube or plug? No biggie to me.
I have plenty of friends using them cloners. It's good. What ever's clever

I built my first aero cloner about 15+ years ago. Ran into root issues(slime),and said fuck that shit! I went back to the way i been doing it since 1991. 99% success rate(that is to account for the one here and there, that I break), and usually fully rooted within 10days. Temperature is a huge factor.

my mistake, perhaps you can see why your posting a popsicle stick that was 'rooted with a humidome' could be misconstrued as representing one method as superior and how its following my post - quoting my post - would suggest it was directed toward my method. In my ignorance, I responded to what you implied.

Yeah, I would never attempt a nutrient solution(or just h20) temperature that high. I know that
I'm not the one dissing one of the two methods, btw
It's all good dude!
What ever is clever, IMO

it really did look like you were dissing one of the two methods. To be correct, I am not dissing yours, I just provided a photo for the person seeking advice that shows why an aerocloner produced better results. Arguments of ease and such can be saved for something else, I like results.

 

[howsitgrowin420]

I thought the popsicle meant 'cubes root anything', but admittedly I didn't know what it meant. I didn't know it was a homemade meme, but now I see the name written on it.

 

[Aeroknow]

my mistake, perhaps you can see why your posting a popsicle stick that was 'rooted with a humidome' could be misconstrued as representing one method as superior and how its following my post - quoting my post - would suggest it was directed toward my method. In my ignorance, I responded to what you implied.


it really did look like you were dissing one of the two methods. To be correct, I am not dissing yours, I just provided a photo for the person seeking advice that shows why an aerocloner produced better results. Arguments of ease and such can be saved for something else, I like results.

Like I said, it's all good dude
I was just trying to make a funny with the popsicle stick. I, and many others, have been saying "i can root a popsicle stick with clonex" for years.

I can also weld:
Tin foil to glass
Two pieces of dogshit together