first time cloning.

well out of my 3 plants i got 2 fems and 1 hermie. Killed the hermie and tried to make butter out of it, we'll see how that worked tonight. But i took 9 cuttings from 2 plants. I got them in rockwool that i soak in a solution and dipped the cutting i made at 45degrees into cloning gel then put them in the rock wool. How do i know if my rock wool is too dry? also how often do i water the rock wool and should i use my solution or should I i wait. don't want to nute burn them. also what is a good temp for the humidty dome to be at to promote root growth. I'm aiming for 8 out of 9 on my first try.

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make an aero cloner DIY cheap simple 100% success for me

tapped on cash right now and had to cut clones before the plant gets buds. any other advice?

a heating pad helps, you want like 70% humidity

for real aerocloner less than 20 bucks to make

Al B Fuct mentioned that you can weigh your rockwool cube on a scale to measure if it's moist enough. I believe he said the cube should weigh about 25g when properly soaked. I will find the thread for you.

Here is the link Doug...

https://www.rollitup.org/hydroponics-aeroponics/15030-batch-clones-rockwool.html

Hope his work helps you.

ontariogrower said:

for real aerocloner less than 20 bucks to make

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do you have a guide to the $20 aero cloner? all this info has been helpful thanks everyone.

Seriously? you could not come up with a better user name?

if i could i would of used them instead... any ideas?

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What difference does it make what his user name is? Jeez.

Doug, there's been a lot of responses to your questions so far, but do you have any more questions? I don't have a lot to add to what's already been said. I got that new rooting gel Advanced Nutrients put out called "Juicy Roots" and it works fantastic.

Beyond that I just advise keeping them in really good humidity and keep everything as stable as possible (temp, humidity, etc) until they get their roots going.