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How long does it take for EZ clone to root?
around 7-10 days
Rooting times vary greatly depending on environmental conditions, species, and the health of the donor plant. Usually, roots will begin to develop around 7-10 days for many herbaceous and softwood cuttings. Hardwood cuttings may take a little longer.
What pH should my clone water be?
between 5.8 and 6.3
Water should be between 5.8 and 6.3 measured pH. 3. 3. Taking the cuttings: Create cuttings by taking them from the top of the plant were the most growth occurs.
How much water do you put in an EZ cloner?
I add EZ-CLONE® Clear Rez™ at a dilution rate of 1oz per 5 gallons per week. In a large 128-cutting system, this equates to be approximately 4oz per week.
How often should I change the water in my cloner?
Ideally, you should change the water and nutrient solution in your cloning system after every five days.
What temperature do clones need?
around 78°F.
Clones prefer temperatures between 75 and 85°F, with the ideal temperature around 78°F. A seedling heat mat may be the best tool to use to keep clones at a consistent temperature.
How much water do you put in a 16 site EZ cloner?
In a large 128-cutting system, this equates to be approximately 4oz per week. In a 64-cutting system, 2oz per week, in a 32-cutting system it equates to be about 1oz per week and the 16-cutting system needs about 3/4oz per week.
Do clones need air flow?
Mist frequently, and keep air flow moving lightly. Clones root best when the media or water is around 75 – 80 degrees, and the humidity is close to 100%. A humidity dome can be used instead of the misting, but leave the vents open and provide good air flow.
What temperature do clones root at?
around 75 – 80 degrees
Mist frequently, and keep air flow moving lightly. Clones root best when the media or water is around 75 – 80 degrees, and the humidity is close to 100%. A humidity dome can be used instead of the misting, but leave the vents open and provide good air flow.
Should I use nutrients when cloning?
Freshly cut clones have no roots with which to take up nutrients, so feeding is not required until the first young roots have formed and then nutrients should be first applied at quarter strength, increasing to half vegetative strength as the clones become more developed.
Should you mist your clones?
Because you create a clone, the new plant will have all the good traits — and any bad ones — from the parent plant. It’s important to provide cuttings with the right care to improve the chances of rooting. Misting is just one of the aspects of caring for cuttings.
What temperature do you run your Cloner at?
I run my cloner at 65 degree. I have a water chiller plugged into it and two air stones. Never had to worry about rot and don’t lose clones. 76* works well for me. Plants root faster if the water temps are close to 80 but you take a risk of “the funk” with anything over 70 degrees. So it’s up to you. Do you want to take a chance and get the funk?
Do the EZ‑clone® plant cloning systems use water?
Yes, the EZ‑CLONE® Plant Cloning Systems utilize water in the Reservoirs but the cutting (plant) is placed in our cloning collars and suspended in the air from the top of the Lid for maximum exposure and utilization of oxygen. It is critical in the delicate rooting process to expose the roots to oxygen versus leaving them in standing water.
What is the new EZ clone propagator pro?
EZ-CLONE Propagator Pro NEW! EZ-CLONE’s premier Propagator Pro, soilless rooting collar is customized for EZ-CLONE Aeroponic Cloning Systems and transplantable into any horticulture medium, allowing growers to enjoy the best of both aeroponic and traditional propagation worlds.
Why choose ez-clone ®?
The EZ-CLONE ® products are designed to scale and grow as the customers expand their propagating needs. In addition, our products will bring real results to your customers and they’ll keep returning to the retail establishment to replenish their supplies.