Hydrofarm Oxyclone OX20SYS 20 Site, Compact Recirculating Cloning Propagation System, Heavy Yields

This is the very first cloner i have owned. After years of taking cuttings the old fashioned way, I decided to do my research and the Oxycloner20 was what I decided on. It has been an absolute game changer. On my very first use i had 19 out of 20 cuttings root perfectly in only 9 days. The one cutting that died was operator error, LOL ! The second time i used the Oxycloner , i had a perfect 20 out of 20 cuttings root perfectly . Using this cloner machine has cut down on the time it takes to root and overall is much easier and less time consuming than my old school way of taking the cuttings. If you’re looking for a simple and fast way to take cuttings, I definitely recommend the Oxycloner.

It definitely works, you might want to upgrade the air pump and air stones as it's a little weak, but, it is sufficient to get the job done as is. If the temps are cold I use the water pump to heat, the recirculation is not needed if you upgrade the air pump and stones... Small compact unit, little pricey for what it is but it's small, sleek, effective and comes with everything needed right out of the box.. Anyone claiming it doesn't work is using it wrong, not sure how? I've rooted hundreds of clones through it, out of them all maybe 4 or 5 didn't root. Maybe you have too much light?, cutting from unhealthy plants or are putting too many nutes in the water. Just tap water and a quick dip of Clonex or any other rooting hormone is all I use. Could I have built it myself for cheaper? Absolutely! I don't want a ghetto looking tub, give me convenience or give me death! Typically 14 days for decent roots, root bumps form within 3-5 days.

100% works . well worth the money

Product is nice works well but the air pump switch did not work so pump was stuck on low

First off this unit is great for the price. You can’t really build a unit like this for the price. I’ve built dwc cloners in the past and by the time you source all the parts you end up right at the $50 mark anyhow. That being said this unit is not without a flaw. Just one flaw IMO. The water pump that’s included raises the water temp by 10 degrees. The easiest way to combat this is to just remove the water pump. Replace the air pump with a dual outlet unit ($10-15) and add another air stone. This creates plenty of turbulence and mist for your cuttings and reduces water temp which helps prevent the water from growing algae. Cloning Tip: Number your collars with a black sharpie. Then as you insert clones just write down the number and strain. This makes it easy to keep track of which clones are which so you never lose track. Tip #2: Change out your water every 7 days. Put the lid with your clones on an open empty box while swapping out the water solution. This keeps the clones moist and won’t hurt the clones while you’re swapping out the water solution. Tip #3: Fully clean the tub and lid between cloning sessions. Otherwise algae can build up and create a mess. It takes minutes to clean it out with rubbing alcohol or peroxide. Let it air out before filling and starting your next session. Tip #4: Small clear solo cups can be used for makeshift domes if you have cuttings that start to wilt. Just mist the inside of the cup and place it over top of the clone. I recommmed clear so they still get light and don’t start flowering prematurely. This unit fits perfectly into The Growing Rack that’s I use in a daily basis for indoor growing. It’s perfect. Follow me on IG @thegrowingrack or @thegrowingshop for more tips and tricks.