Aeroponic Propagation Products - Aeroponic Growing

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Code		Price	Qty

9456	12 Plant Aeroponic Propagator (Unheated)	£48.95

9545	12 Plant Aeroponic Propagator (Heated)	£64.95

9457	20 Plant Aeroponic Propagator (Unheated)	£64.95

9458	20 Plant Aeroponic Propagator (Heated)	£84.95

4422	36 Plant Aeroponic Propagator (Unheated)	£84.95	Out of stock

4423	36 Plant Aeroponic Propagator (Heated)	£104.95	Out of stock

If you are interested in this product, then you might want to also order these at the same time: Clonex Rooting Gel - 50mls £4.75 Also add this Spare Aeroponic Clone Collar (each) £0.48 Also add this 5cm Diameter Net Pot £0.10 Also add this
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Overview: There are 3 sizes of propagator available for either 12, 20 or 36 plants in both heated and unheated versions. Assembled dimensions are 60cm (long) x 50cm (wide) x 42cm (high) for the 12 and 20 plant versions whilst the 36 plant version is slightly larger at 80cm (long) x 43cm (wide) x 27cm (high). Supplied complete with pump, sprinkler system, correx, net pots, neoprene clone collars and a full set of comprehensive instructions. If rockwool cubes are used, the pumps do not need to be constantly active.

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Questions and Answers (5)

i have a 12 pot is there a way i can convert it to a 20 or is a new system gotta be bought

Written by d | 16 May 2012

You would be able to do this with a 20 site correx, & additional net pots. The Correx costs £3.25.

is it possible to germinate seeds in my aeroponic heated propagator and if so what would be the optimum temp, PH,etc,and what would be best to soak rockwool cubes in. May i add that your aeroponic propagator is the best method i have seen for cloning, producing roots at 8/9 days.Thank you,W.C.

Written by WC | 8 Oct 2011

You could use an aeroponic propagator to start from seed, we would recommend only running the pump for a couple of minutes every 2-3 days to prevent the cube from drying out. As soon as the seed shells are discarded by the plant, we would advise removing the lid of the propagator, the seedlings can then be left to develop a good root system. The best pH range is between 5.5 - 6.3, temperature 21C. We would recommend soaking the starter cubes in either a 1/4 strength solution of grow nutrient, or using a specific young plant feed, such as Vita Link Plant Start.

can i put seedlings straight into this propagator and how is best just so i know cause at the moment im killing loads of plants.

Written by CH | 9 Aug 2011

You can put cuttings or seedlings straight into this propagator, using either the Aeroponic Clone collar, or a rockwool cutting cube. If you are using cuttings, you will get much better results if you dip them in Clonex for a few seconds as soon as the cutting has been taken, then use a couple of drops of Superthrive in your nutrient solution. If you are not using a specific young plant food, such as Vita Link Plant Start, or Plagron Start Up, you should use normal grow nutrient at a quarter strength.

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Hi, is a 125w or 250w CFL ok to use with the 36 plant aeroponic heated propagator? - what height should I have the light above it? - I will be using a single lamp Powerplant reflector with it. Thanks.

Written by steve | 11 Jul 2011

The 125W Eco light will be fine for a 36 plant aeroponic propagator, we would recommend having the light approximately 80cm away from the propagator.

What size nutrient heater do I need for a 12 plant aeroponic propogator?

Written by Derek | 21 May 2011

A 50 Watt nutrient heater would be sufficient for this propagator. The ideal temperature for the nutrient in this system is between 19 - 22 Celsius.