Check out what I came up with last night, its a self contained clone bottle with humidity dome. The medium is silica stone that I had left over from my aquarium. The wick is a old Adidas shell toe fat lace(nylon) that I never used and the bottles are from a Gatoraid drink and a regular water bottle. The pots are from some kind of jelly desert thing. The one in the larger bottle has rooted and has been alive for two weeks. The other one I just put in last night. The look over pruned cause I just cut off their nuts to collect some pollen.

I made these cause I was tired of my home made DWC, it was too cumbersome to move around with the hoses and power cord attached to the bucket.

Anyone done anything like this or did I just come up with a new idea?


You can see the water level in the bottle and then a second water level at the top of the stones. The wicking action is very strong with the silica and nylon rope.




Humidity domes on.


heres the roots forming


Heres my pollen stash collected with some help from Fdd.

nice job, keep us updated on these girls

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cool! i wanna see how this works out..keep the updates coming..

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trippy dude!!!
keep us updated cuz i wanna know the outcome of this one =)

good luck!

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heres an update, im not sure if these are roots or not please let me know what you guys think:



i forgot to add in my original post that these are cloned without and hormones or root stimulants.

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my clone is doing the samething as yours in that last pic.

Is there any way you can get oxygen in the water?

i could use a airstone and pump but then that would defeat the purpose of the experiment. this is a modified version of the 'cutting in a cup' method of cloning. the silica stone is there to keep the plant stable, keep some light out of the rooting area and acts like a wick pulling water up to the plant to keep it from drying out.

to get oxygen to the roots i just lift the little cup off the water a bit and let the water drain pulling in fresh air to the roots like some passive flood and drain hydro systems do. i could use h2o2 but it might be a bit harsh on the little ones. ph of the water is kept at hydro levels.

b-rad, thanks for the info, i thought the nubs looked like the same thing roots are made of but just formed really weird.

heres another pic:



i tried rubbing on one of the nubs to see if it was mold but its not, its actual growth from the stem.

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no prob. i thought that it was rotting too, but like a cupple days later i have roots. one of my other cliping is doing the samething so hopefully ill be able to get them in soil soon.

I think what your doin is pretty damn smart. Maybe this expeiriment might go to hell but keep trying dude. If you can pull this off you will get alot of credit. You will be #1 in my book. Tryin to quit smokin but never stop tokin man.

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