36 Site Aeroponic Cloning Machine. Expect 100% Success Rates!

Awesome! First added all products to build my own DIY, was more expensive than the Clone King. Add all the products for a dome, over flow try, rooter plug holder, and 100 rapid rooters & was the same price as the Clone King. For ne it was a no brainer. I only use R/O Water, so in a years time saving money on rooting hormone, rooting plugs & a lot of effort to have ****at best**** 75% clone success- this was 100% a no brainer for me! It is for you too!!!! BUY IT! Ive only had one clone & it was homemade. After 10years of use i basicly needed to replace everything. Even in the home made ones, im usually around 99% success rate. This is so well built compared to a home made one, I know I will get tons of use out of it! ****also you really only need R/O water & i also run o2 aka oxygen stones. I personally have all root up. Timer 15mins on 15 mins off- dont ever need to PH the water. Plants are not trying to absorb nutrients when they are using all their energy to grow roots. So long as the water is pure R/O water that is & your not adding products that will make the PH high or low.**** wanted to give my method for any ppl trying to save money, limit carbon foot print an option for a hassle free way to clone. I also change the R/O water every 3 days. When you are not adding any products to your R/O water, the water is so clean anything can live & thrive in it! So that goes for things you dont want like bacterial, algea, or stright up funky slime. You can also lower the chance of bad stuff of growing by adding 1/2 teaspoon of peroxide. If you use peroxide, you can get a week or so out of the water*** maybe longer

Ok so If anyone knows me I'm D from True Living Organics and Kingdom Organic Seeds. I personally used to clone the old way with a humidity dome with a good deal of success. But I'm upgrading everything on my end and when I talked with The Rev himself about a cloning machine he actually went and picked This Clone King out for me and told me to buy this. He then proceeded to send me a picture of this exact cloner in his own grow room. So I personally knew then regardless of reviews this thing will make my clones for me, and if theres a failure it would be my fault as long as all the equipment functioned properly. Well when the box got here guess what it everything functioned properly, and I already have 6 happy freshly cut clones in cloner now. This cloner comes with Instructions and a Support Paper on how to contact them if something is wrong with your order. If you follow the instructions from Clone King I did not see any mention of using any sort of cloning gel or powder which is the samething The Rev told me just plain water. Using just plain water you will not clog the jets unless debris somehow gets in it. It will be simple to clean and you will get roots. I will be buying another one of these in the near future. Thank you to the people at Clone King for making an astounding product at an affordable price. Oh did I mention the foot print on this is small and perfect for that corner in the Grow Tent where you don't put plants because not enough light reaches them, yeah great product for the price.

I NEVER leave a review, but always search for consistency in the review section before I purchase anything on Amazon. This has ensured almost ALL of my Amazon purchases were never returned for defective or broken crap or just crap in general. I read the reviews on this and scoffed, but it had the best results for getting roots according to everything I read across most of the cloners available on Amazon. I must say, after less than 48 hours from placing my "plant" 😉 cuttings in the CloneKing, I had roots on 6 of the 36 clones & I'm honestly in disbelief. I even skipped using the included rooting hormone since the directions said they weren't necessary, but included if you choose. It IS a simple design that could be replicated, but the quality IS there & I didn't have to waste my entire day sourcing supplies & making my own for half the price 🤷‍♂️...Sorry, not sorry...Support small business you cheapskates!!!! If you are reading this and on the market for a cloner...DON'T HESITATE TO INVEST!!! I literally just up potted two of the clones because they had enough roots already which as I type this, sounds ridiculous but is absolutely true. There is room for two cuttings in each spot doubling this cloners capacity and saving space for those "gorilla growers" who are limited on space & may want to share or trade their clones for other upgrades. Good job CloneKing, this is one of the few purchases from Amazon that actually impressed me with results that were real & not just claims of awesomeness. 👏

I usually don’t leave 5 ⭐️ reviews but this deserves it! I struggled getting clones to root forever, even with rooting gel it just never seemed to work. I was a little skeptical spending this much on a cloner when I can supposedly clone a plant without one but maaaaaaan this was worth the investment! Usually when you’re cloning you have more success when you take cuttings from top part of the canopy, but with this cloner it doesn’t matter where we cut from! As long as the stem is maybeeeeee four inches? Then it’s gonna root! It really is 100% success. Now when I top my plants or just cut some of the lower growth that won’t get light, I can just place in this cloner and turn it into its own plant. My recipe for the water in the cloner: - 3 G of water (my tap water was fine, I live in VA) - 0.6 tsp RapidStart (by general hydroponics) - 3-4 tsp of Clonex Cloning Solution !!!using a razor blade or trimming scissors, cut the bottom of the stem so it is at 45 degree angle, not a straight cut. Then LIGHTLY shave some of the outer layer of the bottom of the stem (the same way we do a lottery ticket, very light shaving. This will make it easier to root. Lastly, dip in Clonex Rooting Gel and then place in cloner!!!

Used it for two months, and it really is a good cloner, and use a low level liquid nutrient to keep clones healthy while they root(revive), ......first major cleaning upon completion of a bunch of clones, and I'm a little confused why the spray nozzles are so screwed up on their threads and threaded holes considering I've never removed them before, and the threads in the plenum manifolkd that the nozzles screw into have either weak threads or generally look to have no threads and the nozzles have to be pushed into the hole cause the threads are not he best in the tubes, and I think a better job could have been performed mind you, but the nozzles seem to be retained, I hope over the long haul. Mind you, I'd have figured some serious care would have been taken or maybe some other approach, cause I figure that if a person takes off the nozzles enough times, two or three times, to clear clogs, then they won't be able to be threaded in, I'm hoping to avoid clogging by more frequent water changes, and making sure clones with long roots get removed before they get sucked into the pump, thus clogging a nozzle or two, I don't want to be removing nozzles if I can help it. Other than that, I found out early on that addition of a small amount of nutrient helps to make possible successful healthy clones a higher success rate, I used "Revive" liquid emergency nutrient that really sustained them, instead of plain water. Revive has like 1% Nitrogen, and maybe some other minor low level nutrients. I've run the cloner for about two months, and the pump is still going strong. I believe what I paid, the saile price, its a fair price, and maybe for those who might have to pay full price, then that could be a fair price as well, AS LONG AS there aren't those improperly cut nozzle threads, cause most folks like myself, I for instance want to get a long time amount of use, for growing herbal medicine, you all know what I am talking about, Gods Gift to man on planet earth, that I have a license for. On clones like that, I suggest that the larger around stems do much better cloning than smaller around stems. This cloner has been a godsend, I am glad I bought it, I sort of wished I had the next largest size than the 36, cause I had a few loss from me improperly prepping the stem or other problems every time, and maybe it was real crowded, so maybe if I had a larger number clone stations but only had about thirty clones in it, there would be more space for clones to get light. I really love this cloner, don't get me wrong, good price, decent design, all is good with me as long as the threads in the plenum don't completely give out prematurely, maybe white Teflon tape can help on that matter if things get bad, or by the time the threads are problematic, maybe the cloner will have worn itself out, I mean, its on my mind, but no immediate worry. UPDATE AUGUST 13: I have had some problems trying to clone once I started to use this again, but I really don't blame the machine. I believe I took unhealthy clones, and even though I have used hydrogen peroxide as the instructions called for, the clones started rotting on the stem, cut shorter, several times, I even had some healthy clones from a real nice plant, and it kept on rotting, even after I ran bleachy water through the machine and disinfected it. Only thing I can think of is the older neoprene collars are contaminated, or they allow too much water to soak into them now, so I will attempt again with fewer clones this time. I even have the old neoprene collars soaking in bleachy water, will soak with clean water, likely never use them again unless I test a few with the new collars. So, just a hitch, I mean, I know the machine aint kaput when it produced so many clones for me several months ago. I have added ten milligrams of revive, I almost wonder if my revive aint contaminated somehow, a big bummer. BUT MY MAIN POINT IS, that if someone has trouble, it can definitely not be the machine, its something else,....sickly cuttings or bad additive nutrient, cause I know my cloner worked wonders previous.

The cloner arrived in good condition and was easy to set up. I started tomato cuttings and several type of soft wood cuttings right away. The tomatoes started rooting within days and were very rooty after 1 week. I transplanted and 1/3 died and the others looked bad but are still hanging on. I will have to figure out how to avoid transplant shock better. However, while in the cloner, they looked fantastic! I got soft wood cuttings from six shrubs to see how the cloner would handle them. I picked different thicknesses and lengths. About half of the very skinniest (~1 mm thick) were the only ones that died. All the other cuttings lived. The ones that seemed to do the best were about 2 to 3 mm thick in diameter. One type of plant (I think it was mountain lavender) even started rooting after ~10 days! After 3 weeks, the cuttings were still alive and had green cambrium, buds and small leaves, although I couldn’t discern any callous. However, I didn’t see callous on the cuttings that clearly had roots so maybe callous formation is different when rooted aeroponically versus in soil. I did have to spray the cuttings with water for the first few days even though the seller said it wasn’t needed. To be fair, I was pretty brutal in cutting. I used kitchen scissors and not a razor, as was recommended. Even with my clunkiness, the cloner kept the plants alive. I’ve converted it to a aeroponic grower (it’s hard to get fresh veggies because of coronavirus lockdown) and am growing lettuce and strawberries under a grow light. They are doing great and getting big. The pump does warm up the water and it was getting too warm in the window. The temperature of the water measured at mid-day was 78.4F. I’ve moved to a cooler part of the house and am using a grow light and the plants seem to be doing better. I recommend this for anyone interested in cloning, because it works and is very easy to use.

Have to say, quite impressed. 5 days and I had roots. 8 days are the purple pics, 14ish days are the green pics. Leaves are only slightly burned because I had to increase light intensity for seedlings. I got lots of advise about running with a timer at 15 on 15 off. But I just went with the included instructions. I only put in half the number of clones it could hold. The basin holds 2 gallons of water. I used distilled water and only one pack of clonex solution (you could do 2, I did 2 after water change). Ran continuously and misted clones twice a day. This was in early April zone 6a. Some 40 degree nights but in a semi insulated shop in a grow tent. Better that the water is colder than hotter but 70s-80s is fine. Day 7 changed water. Added more clonex. And here we are. Will run for a little while longer. Very convenient, no having to fuss or fiddle. For me, this cloner is the way to go.

I have 3 EZ Cloners (1-36, 2-128 site) and have been using EZ Cloners for 23 yrs and still have my original unit (Still works perfectly). These units are extremely cheap and made with the poorest quality parts, workmanship on the manifold is a joke. Misters are flimsy and break upon first disassembly to clean, holes appear to have been drilled and tapped by a 4 yr old. Upon delivery inspection pump was missing one of the impeller shaft bushings (Unit still functioned fine) its cheap and hard to clean. Glue used in manifold reacts to nutrients (no you do not use just water, that's some nonsense to avoid telling people the reaction if nutrients are used in unit) and causes a rust like cloud in the res which results in film on everything incl. the inside of the manifold. The film is impossible to clean from inside of manifold. I was able to get 1 run for 110.00 ? lmao, unit is junk, do not be fooled by the review rating.

Simplemente genial, pones agua, cuidas que este entre 16 y 18 grados C y no hay que hacer nada mas!

This unit has worked wonders for me. I have had no success with cloning in soil so I bought this because it has been sold for quite a while and has had some solid reviews as far as it’s functionality. I don’t share any complaints with the last couple reviews, the components were built professionally. I used tap water which sat for 24 hours. I lowered the PH below 6.5, then ran the machine for 2 days to aerate the water. Cut the clones on a 45 like the instructions say, put them in and left them with 2 fluorescents on them 18/6. I have done one batch so far and it took 7 days to see nubs or roots but after 14 days they have exploded...all of them... 100%. I can now stabilize my genetics :) Thanks The one thing that should be mentioned is that you should keep the water cool below 75F. I live in Canada but the ambient air of my veg room is 26C all year, so I ordered all the components to make a water chiller/Peltier cooler and while I was waiting I pointed my cold air intake at the clone king tub and put the thermostat probe in the water to turn the fan on. This worked perfectly fine for the meantime. I made the Peltier Cooler, and it brought the temperature of the water down to 65-67... very cool!! This cloning machine works exactly as they have said and as the pros in Colorado are using it, it’s pretty much the industry standard and I totally see why. No worrying about anything. I added nutrients and lowered the PH below 6.5 again after 12 days. Total cost of Water chiller: $140 Components from Amazon: 1. 12V Energy-Saving Thermoelectric Peltier Cooler Semiconductor Refrigeration Water Chiller $69 2. Inkbird Temperature Controller ITC-1000 110V $23 3. Padarsey 110/220V to DC12V 10A 120W Switch Power Supply Driver Power Transformer $20 4. VicTsing 80 GPH (300L/H) Water Pump Submersible Pump $14 5. Vinyl Tubing - 10 feet 5/16 ID - 7/16 OD (Food Grade) $15 I used a couple old 120V computer powered cables to wire the components together and mounted it all to a piece of wood which took about an hour. I would definitely buy this again

Pesima compra, muy caro y dejo de funcionar a los 3 dias

Works great

i tryed the foam insert, with no result,after 3 week, but did get great result with rockwool cubes, try it with rockwool cubes . they fit great. after 14 to 16 days . all 100% rooting.