Hi All,
As part of the PTT I have been given the Ecotech Propagation kit as a test subject.... Yeah I know Lucky Me...
So as a complete Fragging Novice I have taken some pictures of the kit and already got to grips with the kit...
It arrives in a Bamboo Box, with quality Metal Hinges and snap shut Magnets in the lid to keep it together... Everything is made to a very high quality, All of the tools feel solid in your hand nothing feels like its going to fall apart if that makes sense... I would have like a Scalpel (Well a regular Fragger said I did...) The Glue is Great but will get onto that in a minute...
Zoa Sorry.....
So I decided I needed to put the kit to some use... (On my own) I had already sorted out some tester Zoas... but rearranged the tank and could only get my hands on a small Rasta cluster... Well lets just say it didn't go well... I cut them too high of the base and killed them.... I guess thats where the scalpel would come in... (in fact that was confirmed... for scrapping or helping to peel them off at the base...)
The kit worked perfectly... Cleaned up well.... I left the Tweezers wet on purpose didn't bother cleaning them off properly for a few days and they cleaned up lovely...
Will report back on my next fragging attempt... Wish Me Luck...
Please add your comments and thoughts and Fragging tips below? My Zoas will be Grateful.....
As part of the PTT I have been given the Ecotech Propagation kit as a test subject.... Yeah I know Lucky Me...
So as a complete Fragging Novice I have taken some pictures of the kit and already got to grips with the kit...
It arrives in a Bamboo Box, with quality Metal Hinges and snap shut Magnets in the lid to keep it together... Everything is made to a very high quality, All of the tools feel solid in your hand nothing feels like its going to fall apart if that makes sense... I would have like a Scalpel (Well a regular Fragger said I did...) The Glue is Great but will get onto that in a minute...
Zoa Sorry.....
So I decided I needed to put the kit to some use... (On my own) I had already sorted out some tester Zoas... but rearranged the tank and could only get my hands on a small Rasta cluster... Well lets just say it didn't go well... I cut them too high of the base and killed them.... I guess thats where the scalpel would come in... (in fact that was confirmed... for scrapping or helping to peel them off at the base...)
The kit worked perfectly... Cleaned up well.... I left the Tweezers wet on purpose didn't bother cleaning them off properly for a few days and they cleaned up lovely...
Will report back on my next fragging attempt... Wish Me Luck...
Please add your comments and thoughts and Fragging tips below? My Zoas will be Grateful.....