Aeroponic Cloner Machine, Cloning Machine 35 Site for Cutting Rooting Germination Kit Using 1.625 inch Neoprene Clone Inserts

Over priced for sure but quality is pretty decent works properly you get nearly 100% success rate if you know what your doing the pump died after 5 long years of service

Simple, effective, decent quality.I used this in conjunction with Southern AG Garden Friendly Fungicide, Protekt, and some Cal-Mag and had roots forming in just a few days on some cuttings (others took upwards of 3 weeks before I saw any roots). You do not need to use the humidity dome for this style of cloner. In fact, I think putting the dome over this while the pump is going might lead to too much humidity for some plants. No timer for the pump required, if you can keep temps in check.Pro tip: Keep the water temp in the cloner between 70-80F. You can run past 80F, but once roots start showing I would lower it to below 80F. For my climate this meant putting a heat mat under the reservoir on an on/off thermostat.10/10 would buy again

My first impression is that the top lid is pretty thin so being super cautious is necessary if you expect to use for years to come. Water sprays really well . One other thing i didn't like was having to use velcro to secure the humidity dome.putting together those stick things needed to assemble dome was scary and even taking my time to do it exactly as instructed but without the velcro one side of the dome wanted to hang like an inch and a half to two inches outward leaving unwanted gap. The yellow velcro and neoprene are ugly Imo but luckily I had black 1.65 neoprenes to substitute the yellows and also used black velcro I had laying around instead of the 4 provided circular Velcro sets. Lastly there's slight movement where the lid sits against the bottom base no matter how perfect it's placed. This could easily be fixed if your ocd like me. Buying like a 1/4 inch wide seal maybe 1/8 or even 1/16 of an inch thin and lap the inner portion where they sit together:) this is my plan just to avoid that built up water that wants to creep where it shouldn't (very minor) . Will update with results but I don't have any doubts thus far if it's functionality.

I wish there was a way to extend the Humidity dome to 2 foot high.. as I clone plants that take well to cuttings.A humidity dome of the same that sits itself on the outside of the cloner box.. This allows you to clone fully leafed and flowering cuttings (for compatible plants) and make it really fast for the plant to fruit quickly - Example PEPINO FRuit.I replaced the 120 volt pump with a local pump and it works very well. A 230 Volt option would be very good for saleI wish the cloning female sockets could have been a little bit deeper so that it can hold longer cuttings better.The plastic material for the cloning machine could have been a little bit thicker for more safety..In Asia temperatures are as high as 34 C and cloners put these in their bedroom or in a grow tent in a very cool place and it would not be nice if the bottom was to spring a leak.Making the plastic thicker would allow me to add a small auto top up valve.I use 2 of the cloning sockets one for Airpump and one for Occasional OZONE to clear out any decay issues.I use a cycle timer to run the pump for 15 mins and after ward a 6 min + rest to prevent the pump from heating up and to allow the roots to have some "air time"

This review will continue to be updated as time goes on. Day one: Very well made. Top isn’t flimsy and the bottom spray mechanism is MUCH more effective than plain bubblers.Day two: We made an unboxing video and system set up. The spray heads had a lot of power and rinsed the cloning gel off right away. We wanted the gel to stay on a bit longer so we just added a tiny bit more water enough to go over the spray heads so they would dampen the spray strength a bit. Worked like a charm. The lid is proving to be a bit of a challenge since it bulges in the middle, but its nothing we cant deal with as the machine so far is rather impressive for the price.Day 5: Things got a bit busy and we hadn't had time to post the videos yet so we decided to add a few more images and get them posted today. It was early in the morning so time to turn on the lights and check out our babies. OH NO!!!! They were mush! Heart broken, we begin to take dome and clone tray off to see what the problem was. The pump had stopped working. All the clones were ruined and we were heartbroken. These aren't your average clones, so replacements are not an option. It wasn't the sellers fault that the pump broke so I cant blame them. Although I am absolutely heartbroken, I am going to buy a better pump and try again using the same machine. It is really well made and except for the pump, is something I would highly recommend and still plan on using. I am going to contact customer service and look forward to updating you guys on what they did to help rectify this.Final update: returned machine. Ruined another batch of clones. Thank goodness amazon stands behind their products since the seller never got ahold of me

It did not come with the dome as pictured. The dome was a hard plastic and smaller.

I filled it up with fig cuttings. Not a single one wilted. Does seem to spray out around the collars. I suggest better or different collars.Also point all the collar slit opening toward the center cell this helps a little. You will need an outlet timer unless your running it 24/7

I had some very good results with this cloner, but the replacement collars are no longer available. Net cups compatible with aerogarden work pretty well as an alternative, and the collars are reusable but only to a point. It's a bummer, but maybe the collars will come back.The sprayer is a good design and the nozzles are of a common replacement type.I've adapted one of these with a custom lid for six three inch collars, which works well as long as I keep the reservoir full and aerated.