Aeroponics to Air-Pots

Welcome to week 1 of my hydroponics cloning method. I'm using a Platinum Super Cloner 30 Site Cloner This product in my opinion is majorly overpriced and I'd highly recommend purchasing a cheaper knockoff of this product or DIY a version for yourself to fit your needs. I have personally replaced the pump from this model of cloner with a higher quality pump and have made my own ghetto rigged sprinkler out of a simple piping and a drill because I've noticed most hydroponics sprinklers degrade quality over time. Basically it's just a tube with holes drilled in it so direct streams of water are splashing onto the stems to expose them to the nutrient solution water. It's not exactly DWC and it's not purely hydroponics either. It's Aeroponics as they like to say but not in the conventional sense that more professional growers use since I've removed the 'fancy' sprinklers that typically are associated with that method. I've personally had great success cloning with this method and I find it to be quite convenient since you can either transplant your clones into soil if you so wish or you can put them into a hydroponics grow if you so desire. It gives you versatility when cloning so that you aren't limited with how you transplant your clone. I'd also like to not that this method makes some very prolific roots quickly and I consider it to personally be my favorite method. It all comes down to preference but this is what I consider to be the most successful for what I like to do. Little maintenance except topping off the water and you can have successfully rooted clone in as little as two weeks. Sometimes sooner depending on the strain.