Psycloner Pro 140 Site Aeroponic Cloner Machine with Humidity Dome

Psycloner Pro 140 Site: A Full Clone Run in One Machine

This is a 140-site aeroponic cloner, built for growers who take cuttings by the tray rather than by the handful. Each stem sits in a 1.625 in neoprene insert above the reservoir, where a spray manifold keeps the bare stem wet and oxygenated. There is no soil, no plug and no media to manage. DL Wholesale rates the system for rooted cuttings in 4 to 10 days. The spray manifold is patent pending, and its layout lets a smaller water pump do the job. A smaller pump puts less heat into the water, which matters in a reservoir that runs around the clock. That pump is UL-listed and sits inside a pre-filter housing, so debris stays out of the spray nozzles. The chamber is vented by design, which means no air pump is needed to move oxygen in or hot air out. The body measures 30.5 x 21.5 x 9.5 in and rides on caster wheels, which helps once the reservoir is full. A foldable humidity dome ships with the machine, along with the pump, manifold and inserts. The tray and lid are molded from new ABS and PP plastic that is BPA-free. Lighting is the one thing you add yourself.

Running a 140-Site Aeroponic Cloner Through a Batch

Pinch an insert open, slide the cut stem through, and let the neoprene close around it. Leave at least an inch or two of stem hanging below the insert so the spray reaches it. A full lid takes time to load, so many growers hold fresh cuts in a tray of water until the run is ready. Set the dome over the lid once every site is filled. Its adjustable flaps let you hold humidity high for fresh cuttings and vent it as roots start to show. That control helps most in dry rooms, where unprotected leaves lose water faster than a rootless stem can replace it. Most growers run plain, pH-adjusted water at first and refresh the reservoir about once a week. Because the pump runs cool, water temperature tends to stay steadier over a long run. Check the pre-filter between batches, since a clogged screen is the usual reason a sprayer starts to sputter. A light source sits above the dome, and low-intensity fluorescent or LED panels are typical for this stage. The trade-off of a cloner this size is weight and floor space, so give it a level spot near a drain or sink. Replacement collars come as a separate pack when the originals wear out.

Key Features

• 140 sites in one tray: Roots a full production batch of cuttings at once.
• Aeroponic spray manifold: Patent-pending layout keeps every stem wet while a smaller pump adds less heat.
• Filtered UL-listed pump: A pre-filter housing keeps debris out of the sprayers.
• No air pump required: The vented chamber moves oxygen in and warm air out on its own.
• Foldable humidity dome: Adjustable flaps hold moisture around fresh cuttings and vent as roots form.
• Caster wheels: Rolls the loaded machine to the sink or drain for water changes.

Technical Specifications