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Aeroponic propagator - mushy stems
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Re: Aeroponic propagator - mushy stems
obviously the stems are constantly to wet / sodden as then they rot off...ive never used 1 of these gadgets bach...i just use a ziplock bag i usually get a 90% strike rate ....e.g i mite loose 2 out of 10 taken fukin gadgets
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Re: Aeroponic propagator - mushy stems
I had one like this...
It was shit. Not used it for weed but for other plants.
It was shit. Not used it for weed but for other plants.
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Re: Aeroponic propagator - mushy stems
In the past you could purchase cheshunt compound, but IIRC it's banned in the UK now.
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Re: Aeroponic propagator - mushy stems
Are the sprays equal ? Could one side be getting over wet and causing the cell walls to rupture?
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Re: Aeroponic propagator - mushy stems
@Bulls you never mentioned what type of water conditions you’re using? I use RO water in my turbo cloner and I use a cap-ful clonex solution.
Distilled water works best IMO.
Try using a cap full of bleach in your water while you are cloning. Maybe not that much. It would definitely help keep things sanitary.
Distilled water works best IMO.
Try using a cap full of bleach in your water while you are cloning. Maybe not that much. It would definitely help keep things sanitary.
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Re: Aeroponic propagator - mushy stems
No, they are not submerged in the water. They are above surface, where the sprays mist water. Temps are 18ish at the moment. I've had cloner full of roots at 30 degrees in the summer without issues. Same in 15 degrees.Chad.Westport wrote: ↑Thu Feb 10, 2022 9:02 pmIf it is getting mushy, are the sitting submerged in the water? What is the water temp? Sitting in water or high temps can lead to mushy stems.
Yes I am using them neoprene collars. They seem to hold mositure but never been an issue before. I might try it your way!
That's the idea of the cloner. The pump is spraying/misting them. Very successful before, not sure what happened now.Captain Beefheart wrote: ↑Thu Feb 10, 2022 9:28 pmobviously the stems are constantly to wet / sodden as then they rot off...ive never used 1 of these gadgets bach...i just use a ziplock bag i usually get a 90% strike rate ....e.g i mite loose 2 out of 10 taken fukin gadgets
They seem equal and I keep rotating the table anyway. So all should be getting equal exposure to the mist.
I usually use tap water mate. Nothing else. Never an issue before the summer. 20 out of 20 would root within a week.anova.330 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 11, 2022 3:46 am@Bulls you never mentioned what type of water conditions you’re using? I use RO water in my turbo cloner and I use a cap-ful clonex solution.
Distilled water works best IMO.
Try using a cap full of bleach in your water while you are cloning. Maybe not that much. It would definitely help keep things sanitary.
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Re: Aeroponic propagator - mushy stems
How much use has it had @Bulls ,are the misters a bit worn and spraying not misting or do they always spray like in the pic?
Maybe you've overcleaned the nozzles with that big toothpick you used that day. Like the sort of thing I'd do :stoned:
Maybe you've overcleaned the nozzles with that big toothpick you used that day. Like the sort of thing I'd do :stoned:
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Re: Aeroponic propagator - mushy stems
Thinking about it, I don't think the nozzles are spraying like that at the moment! i'll check tonight. I've ordered a replacement by the way. It has been used for good 3/4 years now.
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I think the problem was the spray heads. I've ordered new ones that are coming today. Also I've borrowed my mate's sprayheads and some of the cuttings seems to be reacting well for now. I'll keep you updated.
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Re: Aeroponic propagator - mushy stems
New spray heads arrived. Will replace it tonight. But also, now using my mates one, roots are already showing. I will take a photo tonight.