25 Site Aeroponic Cloning Machine Expect 100% Success Rates

I got this and a few weeks later the pump went out. I contacted seller and they immediately responded and sent a new pump. They did not have to it was past return date I give it 5 stars because things happen the seller can not control and it worked amazing until it went out, from what I could research it is uncommon. I highly recommend the seller and the product. Thank you so much, fast shipping, great communication with immediate resolution and great product AAA+ I recommend getting a spare pump just in case this seller has my business going forward though, hands down. The clone king had a 100% success rate for me. I checked daily and the pump went out but everything was ready so I got to planting. I checked the breaker, loads and amps changed my outlet but no issues found and checked connections. No issues found, the motor still works but just barely, the seller says it is uncommon to go out and the research I did had the same result so I have no problem buying these pumps for spares they work great. Anyway the seller resolved immediately and went above and beyond to do so, that's hard to find. If you don't own this thing you need one. This seller had the best price I could find and I do feel that it was worth the money.

In general, I believe in buying quality nutrients, lighting, etc when it come to my plants, but I've always really struggled with the cost of cloners. How are brands like EZ-Clone getting away with charging over 200 bucks for a bucket, a water pump, and some PVC???Truth is, there are plenty of DIY solutions online where you can do it for a fraction of that price- and that's exactly where I was headed until I came across this product. Clone King made the price low enough to where I personally would not bother with it. A rough (and reasonable) calculation of building such a cloner is roughly what they are selling it for. Right out of the gate,a 300 GPH water pump on amazon is about $35-60 dollars- not to mention your time, driving around to stores picking up items, and the cost/time/aggravation of making mistakes. I don't care how cheap anyone tells you can build them for- unless you have stuff already lying around that you're not counting towards your final cost, if you can save anything building it yourself, you might save be like $15 bucks max and probably have something that didn't work as well as this unit does.Anyway, I got the 25 site and got roots bumps in 7-10 days, and got a pretty decent success rate- not 100% (closer to 80-90), but that could be user error, and in any case, I am satisfied with it's performance. Thanks to the other reviewers who talked me out of opting for 30 site or whatever is- apparently it's just this unit with more cloning sites and even though it's the same price, I agree after seeing it in person, the plants would be too close and competing too much for light.It was also nice that the unit shipped with some extra neoprene cookies, net pots, and spray heads and even a few solo cups for potting. I wasn't expecting any extras at this low price, but after my first run I did have some roots clog the spray heads and was glad I had a few spray nozzles on hand. It's work noting that it's completely compatible with E-Z clone, so you should be able to find spray heads/net pots/cookies for this unit at your local grow store.You can have this thing up in running in about 5 minutes without looking and at the instructions. The price was excellent and it work well, I would not look any further and tell every grower you know about this product.

First time cloning, was easy and fast. Was worth the high price

Everything that I needed was included, packaged well with instructions. Takes up very little space and serves its purpose. Could be just a slight bit thicker materials though.

We added this cloning box to our biology department''s collection of equipment a couple months ago and have used it to quickly root a number of specimens, including cuttings from the following: Sequoia sempervirens (Coast Redwood), Ficus Benjamina, Piper methysticum (Kava Kava), tomatoes, Ramie, Nematanthus (Goldfish plant), and others. Some cuttings, including coffee, strawberry guava, and hibiscus, have not been as ready to root.The actual "machine" is very simple and you could with a bit of effort rig a similar system up yourself, but this is a convenient product that works well. We are actually planning to order a second unit to allow for student research. I have it set up on top of a heat mat set to 80 degrees in a rather arid store room with air temperatures close to 70 and use a 48" florescent shop light equipped with two standard 40 Watt cool white bulbs across the top of it (the rims of the light nearly touch the top of the box).