Well, it's been awhile since I updated this journal, and have some sweet things happening.11 days into my first cloning attempt, and I figured I cooked the poor babies because I couldn't keep their temp within range (70-80º f) I bought a heat pad with the dome trays & it was shooting the temp to over 90 & if I turned ir off it would plummet down to below 70 at night (only 2 nights of this & I turned the heat pad back on with 2 towels over it, still too high. So yesterday these poor babies
Well, it's been awhile since I updated this journal, and have some sweet things happening.11 days into my first cloning attempt, and I figured I cooked the poor babies because I couldn't keep their temp within range (70-80º f) I bought a heat pad with the dome trays & it was shooting the temp to over 90 & if I turned ir off it would plummet down to below 70 at night (only 2 nights of this & I turned the heat pad back on with 2 towels over it, still too high. So yesterday these poor babies
It has been 6 days since my cloning experiment, and so far they're looking great! I spritz them several times a day with water, keep the humidity fairly high in the dome, and add some Hormex water to the cells every other day, to help with root formation. Here's how they look today:
I think I read somewhere that some leaves will start to die, but not remove them because it is basically eating the nutrients out of them. I have so many pages
Today I got the rest of what I need to try my hand in cloning. I tried using 3 different growing mediums, Rockwool, Coco and coco mixed with Perlite. I cut the clones about 1/4" below a node, scraped a little of the skin off the stem, soaked it in Hormex for a minute then used Clonex before sticking them in the medium. I also am trying this Air-Layering technique on a couple plants
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1aYMvOyfKI
Here's some pics of what I have so far
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