HydroCloner Spinner 72 – Terra Aquatica Aeroponic Propagator

The HydroCloner Spinner 72 is the ultimate machine for the grower who refuses to gamble with their genetics. This aeroponic propagation system, designed by the legendary brand Terra Aquatica (formerly GHE), transforms the delicate process of cloning into a safe, fast, and explosive automated production line. If you are looking for a way to root up to 72 cuttings simultaneously without the risk of rot or dehydration, this device is exactly what your grow room needs to level up.

Why do you need this system? (PAS)

Problem: There is nothing more frustrating than cutting your best mother plant, preparing the clones with care, and discovering a week later that half have died, yellowed, or developed fungus due to excess humidity in the dome.

Agitation: Every failed cutting is time and electricity thrown away, delaying your next harvest and messing up your crop calendar. Relying on traditional methods often means inconsistent results and weaker plants that take longer to start growing vigorously.

Solution: The HydroCloner Spinner 72 solves this by creating a perfectly oxygenated environment. Its Vortex motor sprays the stems continuously, stimulating root explosion without the need for covers or complex monitoring. It is the insurance policy your genetics deserve.

Turn your cuttings into rooted beasts in days

This system uses aeroponic technology to keep the stems of your clones suspended in a mist of nutrient-rich water and oxygen. Unlike passive systems, here the water is in constant motion thanks to its Vortex motor, which eliminates the need for noisy air pumps and air stones that end up clogging.

By maintaining a perfect balance between moisture and air, the roots have no choice but to grow thick and abundant. It is the ideal tool for those who want to professionalize their cloning process, ensuring that every millimeter of space in the indoor garden is used by a healthy and viable plant.

Key features and benefits (FAB)

• Vortex Motor: It oxygenates and lifts the nutrient solution, ensuring that the cuttings are always hydrated and oxygenated, which translates to faster rooting.
• 70-Liter Reservoir: A large volume of water keeps the pH and EC much more stable, meaning less maintenance work for you.
• 72 Sites: Designed to maximize production in a compact space (67x67 cm), allowing you to fill your grow room in a single batch.
• UV Resistant Recycled Plastic: Blocks light to prevent algae in the tank and withstands the hustle and bustle of the grow room, offering extreme durability.
• No Dome Needed: The system maintains humidity at the root zone, so the leaves don't dehydrate, eliminating the risk of fungal diseases like botrytis on the foliage.

How to use it in 4 simple steps

You don't need to be a NASA engineer to operate this machine. It is designed to be plug-and-play within the category of Hydroponic and Aeroponic Systems:

1. Fill the tank: Add water and a specific fertilizer for cuttings or a mild dose of growth nutrient. Adjust the pH between 5.5 and 6.0.
2. Prepare the cuttings: Make a clean cut on your branches, scrape the stem slightly, and if you want to speed it up even more, dip them in Radical Root Trabe.
3. Place the plants: Insert the cuttings into the 72 pots using clay pebbles (leca) to hold them firm.
4. Turn it on: Plug in the Vortex motor and let it run 24 hours a day. In a few days, you will see white roots shooting out like crazy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need an air pump?

No, the Vortex motor takes care of moving the water and oxygenating it perfectly. It is an all-in-one system.

What substrate should I use in the pots?

The most common and effective method is to use expanded clay balls (leca). They are clean, reusable, and allow perfect aeration.

Can I use it for seeds?

Absolutely. It is excellent for germinating seeds and giving them a vigorous start before transplanting them to their final system.

How often should I change the water?

Since it holds 70 liters, you can usually go through a full rooting cycle (10-14 days) without changing the water, just topping up what evaporates.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I've tried countless propagators over the years, from classic plastic domes to homemade inventions, but the HydroCloner Spinner (which we old-schoolers knew as the RainForest) plays in another league. The first time I used it, I was surprised that I didn't need to cover the plants. I thought they would dehydrate, but the mist generated by the motor is so fine and constant that the stems stay fresh while the roots explode below.

For me, the biggest advantage is the peace of mind. With the 70-liter tank, I don't have to be checking the pH every few hours. I fill it, set my cuttings, and I know that in 10 days I'll have 72 clones with a root system that looks like a mop head, ready to be transplanted into any medium, whether soil, coco, or hydro. It's an investment that pays for itself with the first saved harvest.