How To Build An External Pump Cloning Machine

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  • Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
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    In this video Gary explains and shows you how to build an external pump cloning machine. Hopefully this at least sparks some ideas for your own creation. Running the pump externally helps keep the water much cooler in a clone machine and avoids problems like roots getting into the pump. This is a lot of drilling so please be safe while drilling and take your time. This has worked great in our 13 gallon Ez-Stor buckets due to the rim around the bucket but it does not work in the 8 gallon size buckets. We offer DIY parts kits for this and already built machines. Thanks for watching! PAH
    Tools needed:
    1-1/4 inch hole saw
    1/4 inch drill bit
    deburr tool or sharp knife
    Measuring tape
    silver marker
    tubing cutter or heavy duty scissors
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    0:00 Intro
    1:12 Unboxing

Комментарии • 53

  • @420scene
    @420scene Год назад +4

    Gary, you're the man! haha.

  • @OverGrowTheUk
    @OverGrowTheUk Год назад +3

    1st! Been waiting for these videos to return I love them!

  • @chrispricetheoutdoorsfamil9585
    @chrispricetheoutdoorsfamil9585 Год назад +3

    If you get a whole saw for metal it has smaller teeth less likely to break the plastic and you do not have to go backwards

  • @dansmith9442
    @dansmith9442 Год назад +2

    I built a big one exactly because in my Clone King the nutrient temperature was way too high and caused expensive seedlings to fail. External pumps are definitely the best way to go for clones or seedlings. I bought my 13 gallon buckets and lids, valves, hose, bulkhead fittings from you a couple years ago after watching your fallponic videos. Great setup Gary and I thank you for for sharing your knowledge with us.

  • @sativatrain8519
    @sativatrain8519 Год назад +2

    Awesome, great finish..😂

  • @tommyfishbone1303
    @tommyfishbone1303 Год назад

    Gary is the man when comes to hydro builds, hands down!
    Grew some monster plants with his help!
    Thanks again G!

  • @jasonseaward8506
    @jasonseaward8506 Год назад

    I love your videos, thank you so much for sharing them!!!

  • @mertelnd
    @mertelnd Год назад +1

    Looking forward to the cloning video!!!!

  • @rmcnasty7319
    @rmcnasty7319 Год назад +1

    Good System, Thank you for sharing your Videos.

  • @labootosgarden8823
    @labootosgarden8823 2 месяца назад

    love your videos, great job!

  • @derekp6636
    @derekp6636 Год назад

    ahh a much smarter solution vs the pump in the tank, great info as always gary!

  • @tommcg666
    @tommcg666 Год назад +2

    Thanks!

    • @PAHydroponics
      @PAHydroponics  Год назад +3

      WOW!!! Thanks ! Seriously ! Have a great weekend and thanks for watching! Gary

    • @BroncoFan6548
      @BroncoFan6548 Год назад +4

      Gary you should expect more of this your videos are very helpful thanks

  • @laurieedeburn2449
    @laurieedeburn2449 Год назад

    luv your help

  • @jaredpurdham1281
    @jaredpurdham1281 Год назад +1

    I run two small air stones in my clone king. It helps with keeping the water fresh. Just can’t run it 24/7 if your not cooling the water in some way ie chiller, ice. I’ve noticed a major difference in rooting time. It does help

  • @jaredpurdham1281
    @jaredpurdham1281 Год назад +1

    You can use an ice pick to start the holes for the sprayer heads.

  • @rolozz4676
    @rolozz4676 Год назад

    LOVE IT

  • @stevemuller82muller65
    @stevemuller82muller65 Год назад

    Very nice cloner🧐

  • @Tbabymarley
    @Tbabymarley Год назад

    ordering one next week !

  • @doctorkrunkenstein
    @doctorkrunkenstein 11 месяцев назад

    27:58 GOT EM

  • @SouthBMore
    @SouthBMore Год назад +2

    🔥💨🤘🏾

  • @tgf0069
    @tgf0069 10 месяцев назад

    HOPE THIS HELPS...
    Water temp should be between 68°-72°F degrees.
    And when I clean mine, I run a vinegar run.
    If you think you have a fungi in water use hydrogen peroxide that will kill good and bad bacteria.
    Just trying to help.
    Also I have aquarium heater set at 70° in the water. Mine is in a shed, so night time roots stay warm.
    LIKE YOUR CHANNEL.
    Informative, Educational, and K.I.S.S. Proof. That's A,
    Keep It Simple Stupid.
    Thank You!.
    -Tony

  • @nathanielhibay6319
    @nathanielhibay6319 Год назад

    Just found you guys given you a follow i live in the valley and will definitely have to visit your store the hydro store for the allentown area isn't great so it would be nice to see one that actually has hydro stuff lol

  • @hisnamenothisrealname5480
    @hisnamenothisrealname5480 Год назад

    Hi Gary, which house plants are you cloning there at the end? Your other videos feature several plants you have in your store in the background which look so cool, just wondering what they are. That ending too... made me choke on my coffee and laugh a little too hard for too long. Great info as always and very entertaining, thanks from Australia!

  • @timpage5021
    @timpage5021 10 месяцев назад

    I soak all my parts in white distilled vinegar before and after every use.
    Yes there is some sort of bacteria that grows in the dark . But again soaking parts In vinegar takes care of that
    Another good tip is using half tap water along with distilled. The chlorine cuts down on bacteria being able to form.

  • @chad.david.johnson
    @chad.david.johnson Год назад

    Hi there. After watching this video multiple times...... I had to build one!!
    1. How long before roots will start to appear?
    2. How often should I run the watering system and for how long each time?
    Cheers,
    Chad

    • @PAHydroponics
      @PAHydroponics  Год назад

      The pump should run all of the time.
      You will see roots developing within a few days to a week.
      Thanks for watching and commenting.
      -w

  • @kevinfoster850
    @kevinfoster850 Год назад

    Do you think the EcoPlus 185 has enough power for this build? If the bucket were smaller?

  • @ricktimm3227
    @ricktimm3227 Год назад

    which house plants are you cloning there i think i have one like that but do not know what it call got from someone had over 10 years

  • @dr3yec
    @dr3yec Год назад +1

    I will stick with my peat pellets to start. I have always had issues with cloning setups and zero issues with peat pellets

    • @PAHydroponics
      @PAHydroponics  Год назад +3

      I hear that! I like my pest pellets too, clone machines do have there fan club and this one is pretty cool :) Thanks for watching! G

  • @bretjordan9712
    @bretjordan9712 Год назад

    How many of those adapters do you want?

  • @indoorpromisedland
    @indoorpromisedland Год назад +2

    Second

    • @PAHydroponics
      @PAHydroponics  Год назад +4

      Hey !! LOL, Hey fans check out Indoor Promised Land channel:)

  • @jaredpurdham1281
    @jaredpurdham1281 Год назад +1

    I have a clone king 36 site. And my lid is beveled. I’ve been thinking about building my own this kit is something I may be a player on

    • @PAHydroponics
      @PAHydroponics  Год назад

      Thanks :) DIY kits and multiple choice on site numbers will be on website in a couple days. - G

  • @4twentygrow547
    @4twentygrow547 Год назад +1

    Question 1: How much & what kind(s) of nutrient(s) to use in the bucket?
    Question 2: Can you ship 100 "RINGS" / "COLLARS" to Canada?

    • @PAHydroponics
      @PAHydroponics  Год назад

      1 - I ph'ed the water to 6 and didn't use nutrients at all in this video, I would suggest a rooting hormone to help get faster rooting and some of your usual bloom formula and micro's, it's a hard question, I have done it many ways, I will do a video at some point on this, I wish I had time to do a ton of videos but soon, I did do a clone video if you check out some of my older cloning videos.
      2 - yes , email us at dave@pahydroponics.com and we will see what we can do. Cheers! Gary

  • @timpage5021
    @timpage5021 7 месяцев назад +1

    Gary would it be possible to cut that bucket in half and shorten it? I like this set up but I’d have to new light dedicated just for it . I like using my lil 2 gallon cloner cuz it’s low profile and can set it right on my kitchen counter with a couple T5s under the kitchen cupboards. Bout 26 inch clearance between Cabinet countertops..
    Anyways I think that would be a good product for those with space limitations but like clones on deck.

    • @PAHydroponics
      @PAHydroponics  7 месяцев назад +1

      Hey there, Lid would not fit if cut in half, there are lots of other bins and buckets out there if your good at DIY.G

    • @timpage5021
      @timpage5021 7 месяцев назад

      @@PAHydroponics thank you.

  • @caroltang8810
    @caroltang8810 Год назад

    Gary, I am wondering if you would like to get a free sample of Growers Republic LED grow light with freight prepaid to test for several months? 😁😁

  • @wscheuer
    @wscheuer Год назад

    Would this work with an 8 gallon ez stor bucket?

    • @PAHydroponics
      @PAHydroponics  Год назад +1

      The 8 gallon doesn't have the rim to sit the manifold on, 13 works best for this one. G

  • @paulygrows420
    @paulygrows420 Год назад +1

    You must of not had enough water in it bro... Or use a timer. I get 100 percent every time with same cloner had it for seven years,just keep clean replaced manifold a few times and good to go.

    • @PAHydroponics
      @PAHydroponics  Год назад +1

      That's great! I use H2o2 for a couple hours before I start cuttings and seems to keep it right, Thanks for watching. G

    • @paulygrows420
      @paulygrows420 Год назад

      I enjoy all your videos,your very smart but yet humble

  • @jaredpurdham1281
    @jaredpurdham1281 Год назад +1

    Bro you chopped your hair off. New age hippie

    • @jasonseaward8506
      @jasonseaward8506 Год назад +1

      That was the 1st thing I noticed as well hahahaha

  • @johnascurry8100
    @johnascurry8100 Год назад +1

    Ohhh Mann!!! You cut your hair 😮