GreenX How to's... How to Clone in Soil (w/pics)

Excellent pictures and write-up, and excellent clones!!

Those clones look better then 90% of the clones at the dispensaries in southern ca.

so how many clones did you take from each of the plants pictured?

Many thanks GreenX! I have seen many of your guides and they are all very helpful for a beginner like myself.

Originally Posted by Sedition

Many thanks GreenX! I have seen many of your guides and they are all very helpful for a beginner like myself.

yeah GreenX is the bomb.

Originally Posted by justsmoked

yeah id be interested to see how to do that. the clones im currently getting come rooted in rockwool and that is easy for me because i can just place them into my hydro setup and then they are good to go. Any method that is in rockwool or something that is easy to transplant into the hydro rocks is what i am looking for. thanks.

Mate, I've been so f**kin' busy lately haven't had time to do a proper bubble cloner write up yet (but will do when when time's available), so for now I'll type up the info quickly and add a guide with pics later (man I'm hung ova haha)

SO basically, you get a tub, or bucket, whatever, fill it till it's an inch or two from the top, put a couple air stones in it, connected to an air pump obviously, so that when they're turned on the water sends little droplets into the air as the bubbles hit the surface of the water and explode.
Cover the tub with tinfoil (or something similar that's waterproof), then make holes in it which is where you insert the cuttings, (which are prepared the same as here: GreenX How to's... How to Clone in Soil (w/pics), but going into tin foil instead of soil) so that there stems are suspended about an inch above the water, the exploding bubbles will splash water onto the stems, they'll obviously get plenty of air too, keep the air pump running 24/7, should root in about 2 weeks-ish. A humidity dome can be used but is rarely necessary because they hav plenty of access to air and water around the stems, and later roots. Transplant them when roots are developed enough, into whatever medium you're using. Really good for Hydroton (clay balls) because it's so easy to put in there, even though you will cause at least a little root damage at transplant, no big deal tho.

Like I said, I'll write up a better guide, with pictures and things, when I get time, but hopefully the above info helps a few of you for now.

Cheers.

yeah i feel you on the hung over today man, but nothin some green didnt help. im using the hydroton in my hydro setup now, is there any strategy similar i can do that i can using the small rockwool cubes?

This is ona the best tutorials iv seen for cloning!
thanks man

Originally Posted by GreenphoeniX

Mate, I've been so f**kin' busy lately haven't had time to do a proper bubble cloner write up yet (but will do when when time's available), so for now I'll type up the info quickly and add a guide with pics later (man I'm hung ova haha)

SO basically, you get a tub, or bucket, whatever, fill it till it's an inch or two from the top, put a couple air stones in it, connected to an air pump obviously, so that when they're turned on the water sends little droplets into the air as the bubbles hit the surface of the water and explode.
Cover the tub with tinfoil (or something similar that's waterproof), then make holes in it which is where you insert the cuttings, (which are prepared the same as here: GreenX How to's... How to Clone in Soil (w/pics), but going into tin foil instead of soil) so that there stems are suspended about an inch above the water, the exploding bubbles will splash water onto the stems, they'll obviously get plenty of air too, keep the air pump running 24/7, should root in about 2 weeks-ish. A humidity dome can be used but is rarely necessary because they hav plenty of access to air and water around the stems, and later roots. Transplant them when roots are developed enough, into whatever medium you're using. Really good for Hydroton (clay balls) because it's so easy to put in there, even though you will cause at least a little root damage at transplant, no big deal tho.

Like I said, I'll write up a better guide, with pictures and things, when I get time, but hopefully the above info helps a few of you for now.

Cheers.

Ok. So as promised, here's that quick guide on how to make a Bubble-Cloner: GreenX How to's... How to Make a Bubble-Cloner (w/pics)