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Aero Cloner ???
If I root my cuttings in an aero cloner can I transplant them into soil????
"Nobody's perfect. Well, there was that one guy....but we killed him."
yep. easily.
I like tomatoes, all of my posts are about growing, harvesting and drying tomatoes.
Toe-may-toes are good for you.
Right on man....have you done it? any tips?
"Nobody's perfect. Well, there was that one guy....but we killed him."
yep, and not much advise is needed. you ever see an ez cloner work? roots grow like mad. 14-20 days and they are ready for dirt.
hmmm, tips.. don't use the full nute recomendation the cloning solution says. I have used pure water and had pretty good results, 100% root but some not as strong as with nutes. I personally do 10ml of canna's rizotonic per gal. but really must anything will work.. hmm keep the light to a min. to promote rooth growth.. hmm no man its pretty easy, those areocloners are the fucking shit.. even/especially if your a small grow.
i put a little dirt on the bottom of the bucket and as i pour dirt ito the bucket I either spiral the roots to the top or (preffered) gently spread them out. (3 wks in cloner and roots are 20-24" long)
easiest thing in the whole proccess.. except maybe getting to eat those dank tomatoes afterwards
good luck
I like tomatoes, all of my posts are about growing, harvesting and drying tomatoes.
Toe-may-toes are good for you.
right on man thanks for the help
"Nobody's perfect. Well, there was that one guy....but we killed him."
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