What is everyone here using for cloners? I’m looking at several on Amazon but the reviews are somewhat confusing.Any recommendations?
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I keep it simple and just use rockwool cubes in a covered seedling tray with a tall lid.
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Same! 
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I use rockwool cubes also.
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Agree with the other members and rockwool cubes but if you’re set on a hydro cloner I would recommend going cheap and grab a few extra air stones. This one is a few years old and all in was around $35 
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All of the above 
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Thanks 
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thanks!
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Nice!thanks
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Excellent thanks!
Thanks,I appreciate it!
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Very nice work!
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I like to use 5 or 10 gallon aquariums. Do one strain per tank if you need to do a lot of clones. 3” pots, and a white towel over the top to keep the humidity up the first few days and to be a sun screen. Outside in the morning or evening sun shaded from the high noon sun. Keep about 1/2” water the first week then let it soak up. By the time you have to water again they are rooted. Also, they often wilt the first 48 hours. If you touch them or prop them they always die. If they stand back up by day 5 they always root. Any still limp day 5 yank it it’s toast.
I also like to do 2-3 cuts to a pot. One to grow, one to seed, and one to give away.
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Very cool!
That’s great thanks
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I know I’m a little late to the party but I think a cloner’s a waste of money. I cut, and then I put in a red solo cup of tap water, wait for a tap root and then put them right in Coco. Been cloning plans that way for over 20 years. Not just bud either. You can take a cutting from just about any plant and do this. No money, no hormones, no chemicals just stuff you have in your house already. A routinely cut entire branches off tomato plants, and plan some directly in the soil, and then water the heck out of them the next 3 days. You never know it wasn’t started from seed. Just my . 02
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