Cloner That Won't leak????HELP!

tatamama said:

Turn down the pressure? LOL and what pump are you using noob? And how would clones with no roots get wet? Do I bury them in water, LOL..... Great advice I will do exactly that.. To funny.. Thanks for the help.. No one can answer this question with something that works so I give up.... But I am still curious how you turn down pressure with a pump? And how you would wet your net pots since of course it was your suggestion.. LOL.....

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No can give you the answer that you want.....My system works and leak free but it is not what you want.
If you did just cut out the lid from the large one it might keep the outside water covered but isnt needed for as much as 2 weeks IMO becasue the aeration keeps the water clean.

You might be right but man oh man what size tub will fit under my 50 gallon one? Never seen a reasonable pump or any pump really that can adjust sprayer pressure have you?? Did you read the response that guy wrote?? Don't come down on me for not liking the answers I keep getting. I have tried so many ways that I don't think I want to try one that is an obvious failure because I can see you have used it upside down and still needed stripping and that shows me that it will fail as well because I have used that stripping and it fails. and other types.. So in the end I don't want to get going again just to have a drip drip drip half way through that fucks up my humidity in the grow area because it is in the same area as my budding plants and mold sucks... Leaks are a big issue with clone tubs and I will not make yet another one that needs weather stripping to stop the leaks.. It does not last period. So If someone has a tub that won't leak without weather stripping PLEASE help....

BCcannabis said:

No can give you the answer that you want.....My system works and leak free but it is not what you want.
If you did just cut out the lid from the large one it might keep the outside water covered but isnt needed for as much as 2 weeks IMO becasue the aeration keeps the water clean.

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