heat pads work wonders for that kind of thing man, do you have one?

about the jiffy 7 peat pucks, i got the same ones from ebay, great buy, im going to try out rapid rooters next and decide what i like more, rockwool was no good for me, these pellets are easy as hell and work great for starting seeds or cloning. had sprouts in 2 days using the water germination technique.

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heres a pic, put the seeds in water sunday night, they cracked by the next morning, i put them in the pucks, its tuesday and this is what i have... perty good id say. rockwool might be better for cloning, these better for seeds...

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smart thinking superhighme there is always more than needed ima start doin that myself i lovehow rockwools so mouldable, nice dogglet, never even heard of those peat things ill have to try em, i do have a heating pad and have used it after watering em to make sure there not too wet for an extended period, its just hard finding an equalibrium to the wetness, definetly to each his own and theres some people out there with high rooting rates, suppose im not one of em just sucks cause i cloned the crap outta my mommas, and now im gonna wait awile as it just got stressed on top of those 30+ clones hope it doesnt hermie i do agree that for seeds there just fine maybe in some ways better than rockwool if its seed planted into dirt as i have some right now

oh forgot to mention what is that pellet made up of glassfreak?

those are the jiffy sevens (peat) after they've absorbed water. I started seeds in both jiffys and rapid rooters and i liked the RR alot more. way less mess, and i popped a few into 6x6" rockwool for a flood/drain and it adapted very well. I find the sponginess of RR holds a more consistant water level when used correctly. Whoever said its all personal preference though its definetly right. I wont use jiffy again but know lots of people who are perfectly happy with them.

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what's a "rapid rooter"? this? IMG_3167.jpg IMG_3169.jpg

i get roots in 5 days. on budding plants no less.

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those are the ones FDD! You might be the first to post a pic of a clone in a rapid rooter thats not being used upside down. First I've seen on here

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i love my rapid rooters. you have to use the tray with them. i put about a 1/4 inch of water in the bottom tray and moisten the plugs and cover them with the dome for the first three days. after three days i uncover them and let my plug dry out to almost dry. then i add water to the bottom tray. they start to show roots the first tie the plugs dry out. if not the first time then the second.



oops, my bad. 7 days, ...... roots in 7 days? this is my cloning journal

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hmmm... well i didn't throw all of them away...and my KB strains worked rather well in them... i will try it again...

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my problem with the rapid rooters was that it didn't seem like they expanded well. how long did you set them in water to expand for? I think the box said like 10 minutes or something. mine only looked slightly bigger.

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