Simple steps. Fewer dead cuttings. If your cuttings keep turning limp, yellow or mushy, another bottle is not always the answer. Often, the useful next step is knowing what to check: the cutting, the rooting mix, the light or the conditions around the tray.
That is why we created Cloning Made Easy, Hunter Hydro’s 48-page, full-colour downloadable guide. It brings clear instructions, photographs, botanical illustrations and practical explanations together in one place, so you can understand the job instead of guessing your way through another batch.
For growers who are tired of losing cuttings
You do not need to master five systems at once. Start with a small batch and one method you can monitor. The guide helps you prepare your workspace, choose suitable plant material and understand what the cutting needs while it forms roots.
It also explains why common practices matter. Why should the rooting mix stay moist without sitting in water? Why does a covered tray still need ventilation? Why should you open the cover gradually when roots develop? The explanations sit beside the relevant sections, with pictures to make the ideas easier to follow.
Explore the propagation methods
- Standard covered-tray cloning: preparing the tray, rooting medium, light and controlled warmth.
- Air layering: encouraging roots while the branch remains attached to the parent plant.
- Bubble cloning: understanding the setup, the waterline and the checks it needs.
- Mist propagation: balancing misting with drainage and changing conditions.
- Aeroponics: checking that the pump and spray delivery keep doing their jobs.
The book continues through hardening and transplanting, because getting roots is only part of establishing a new plant. Different plants and growing conditions need different settings; the worked examples are a starting point for understanding the method, not a promise that every cutting will root on a fixed day.
A quick-fix chart for the moments you need an answer
There is a one-page troubleshooting chart covering ten common problems, their likely causes and practical next steps. Use it when a cutting looks wrong and you need to decide what to inspect before changing everything at once.
The guide also links to the products discussed, including Professor’s Starter Soak for preparing suitable propagation media and Professor’s Cloning Accelerator for label-directed foliar care. Choose products for a clear purpose and follow their current labels.
Launch-week price: A$7.48
Our launch offer runs through 29 October 2026: get the downloadable guide for A$7.48, the first-week 50% discount rounded to the nearest cent. The regular price is A$14.95 from 30 October 2026.
You receive a 48-page PDF to read on a screen or print for personal use. It is a digital download; no physical book or growing equipment is included.
Over launch week, we are sharing chapter spotlights on Instagram and Facebook. Follow along for practical checks, pictures from the guide and a closer look inside.
Plan the environment around your cuttings
For the next practical checks, read our propagation tray guide, humidity guide and LED light height guide. Use them alongside the cloning guide to review tray setup, moisture and light as your cuttings develop.
