Aeroponic and deep water cloning machines in sizes from small countertop units to 128 site systems, including low profile designs, models with a humidity dome and a clear display unit.
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How a cloner works
A cutting sits in a neoprene collar with its stem hanging into the chamber below. An aeroponic cloner mists the stem continuously with oxygen rich water, and a deep water cloner bubbles air through a reservoir the stem sits in. Either way the stem never dries out and roots appear in days, with no medium to hold disease.
Choosing a size
Site count is the number of cuttings a machine holds per run. Small units suit a mother plant or two, and 64 to 128 site machines keep a commercial veg room supplied. Low profile designs sit under shelving, and models with a humidity dome hold moisture over the leaves in dry rooms.
Cloning Machines FAQ
How long do cuttings take to root in a cloner?
Most show roots in 5 to 10 days, depending on the cultivar and water temperature.
What water temperature should a cloner run?
Around 68 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit. Warmer water holds less oxygen and encourages pathogens.
Do I need rooting hormone in a cloner?
It is optional. Many growers add a cloning solution to the reservoir instead of dipping each cutting.
