Viagrow® Clone Machine 24-Site Black Plastic Round Indoor/Outdoor Aeroponic Hydroponic System with Lid and Collar Inserts/A Product of The Harvest Company™

The media could not be loaded. This is the best & easiest way to clone your houseplants. It’s size is more rectangular . The design is perfect for cloning multiple plants at one time. Holds water really well, the sprayers work great! It’s definitely worth it! The speed is set, you just add your solutions and plants let them grow.

This is exactly what you'll need for hydroponic cloning, except maybe a humidity dome to loosely fit over the top until roots start to show, and a T5 light of course. For the money this is the best option I've seen. The pump is effective and the cover fits very nicely, assuming you use the pre notched area to allow the power cable to run out. Don't spend triple the money for what amounts to a tub, a water pump with sprayer, a lid, and cloning collars. I used only 5.5ph tap water and see visible roots on two already in only 9 days, the rest look as healthy as they did the day I cut them, despite not having roots yet.

Looks nothing like the phtotos but does at the same time, it does seem to work as intended, just wish it felt like better material. Kinda thin and flimsy. Everything was there.

I have no complaints..The pump is perfect for this operation, the extra thick screen helps prevent roots from clotting the motor, the spray works well, hits all the sites and potential clones, cloned multiple plant species, including tomato’s.. wonderful.. I’m not sure it lacks anything.. no complaints.. been using it for about a month or more in continuous operation.. I have had no problems..Would love to know where I can replace the pump if that ever became an issue.. or replacement parts.. but for the foreseeable future probably won’t be needing any.. everything seems well made, well thought out.. it’s not 100% perfect, but no one, nothing is.. I think for the price and everything considered this a great product..Hoping that so many will be sold the price can come down just slightly.. but I’m not complaining.. just poor.. I think it was well worth the money considering how much easier it is to take viable clones that won’t die during the process..I just stuck some of my left over cloning powder in the reservoir.. but honestly I think just water might do okay, given how well the aeroponics does at keeping cuttings alive..Probably a good way to take 100% organic clones..Never tried it personally, but I would gauge just by the feel of everything, it could easily root all your clones totally free of any hormones or anything..Really impressed with the effectiveness of this product.Thanks guys for making this for us, and selling it on here..Bringing lots of ease and joy to many. +Blessings. +++

The pump stopped working within days of opening and the plastic casing feels like a 2$ plastic Halloween mask. After getting in touch with the seller, I was told to take apart and clean meticulously. This didn't solve the problem to which the rep insisted I tried cleaning 1 more time. When I asked for a refund/return I was told it would be shipped out immediately. I made it VERY clear that I had limited cuts and needed a solution ASAP to avoid loosing clones. After 3 days of not hearing anything, I inquired about the replacement and was told that it was on the way.Fast forward 2 days, I followed up again and then received a tracking number for basic USPS shipping. At this point my clones were crying for mercy.In the meantime, i purchased a cloner from a different vendor to avoid killing my cuts. The new cloner and kit made this device look like a childrens toy from Wal-Mart. I would strongly recommend purchasing this device https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07RYR2F5G/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 if you can afford the extra 30$.

Easy to use and does what it promises. Cover was a bit warped, had a water leak issue, but fixed with some duct tape.

I have tried every cloning technique over the years I have used perlite I've used 50/50 cocoa and perlite I've used rockwool cubes I've used a couple of water I've used bubble cleaners I've used pH water I've used rooting powder I've used liquid rooting hormone I've used supersize I've used vermiculite I've used the clip-on root ball and trying to get Roots still on the plant I've used rooting stimulators I've tried different temperature ranges different lighting levels and was lucky to get 50% rooting and sometimes down to 10%. And even the times I got Roots using those sometimes the plants would not survive transplantingThe first time I use this Aerocloner , I achieved 100% rooting using tap water, and all but one survived the transplanting process this thing is an absolute godsend

Bought this a few weeks ago and ran my first batch of clones through. Works fine even though the plastic material that the reservoir ia made of is kind of cheap and feels somewhat flimsy. But, the sprayer works well and no leaks or anything. Came with a couple extra parts including a neoprene insert. I would recommend this, especially for the budget cultivator.