Awesome bro. There are all kinds of different proven techniques available to learn here.This one for me was the easiest to master.And always dependable.

__________________

Can you give a clone too much light? I know that if they get enough light to sustain themselves from photosynthesis alone, they may blow you off and not root. How do you know how much is too much? Ive got mine under my 150w hps, but its a solid 16 inches below the light, and has a plastic cup over it acting as a humidity dome.

__________________
1 puff, 2 puff, 3 puff... refridgerator.

Yea this thread is about cloning in a cup of water using my exact techniques on point.
I have recently used another growers method and got 100% results as well. Look up old in the ways grow journal.This man is insane.
Yes thats why the pros tell you.limited light is all you need, but a constant abundance is required.

I dont want to twist the original idea of this thread.Teaching new growers how to clone using a proven system with the least amount of instructions or variables.
Start a thread on your technique bro.Or search around.

__________________

Not a new grower, just a new cloner. And considering the already clogged mess of new threads, I thought I'd save some bandwith with my question. My bad.

__________________
1 puff, 2 puff, 3 puff... refridgerator.

Ok bro its all good...Like i said tho. I just dont want to start messing people up brotha. Id like to see you try this method. Its very simple.No dome or extra precautions required. A cup, a cutting and simple tap water following the simple rules i set forth.Dont take me the wrong way.

__________________

Ive done it your way, and it works great. My first clones were done this way, and were taken 3 weeks into flowering, and still rooted.

I have to run a humidity dome because my grow area sits around 20% RH this time of year. Perfect for flowering, but too low for vegging or cloning. I think the plastic cup should provide enough shade that the clone will root.

__________________
1 puff, 2 puff, 3 puff... refridgerator.

domes are awesome... especially for sustaining the growth of a clone while keeping normal conditions in the rest of the environment. definitely can't beat having them.

__________________
speaks louder than words.
Problems on the forum? Contact me here!

Domes are awesome agreed. Except not needed cloning in this method.My humidity level in my clone veg area is 26% and my average clone rate is 100% after the first 1-2 weeks depending on what stage of growth....
Man i knew people would come in here proclaiming all kinds of things. All im trying to do is help a prospective cloner out.

Could it only be that it was all this simple then.

__________________

Dont get all worked up that the conversation isnt following the OP exactly. Its all good info here, and anyone who reads this far into it will have learned a lot.

You dont find your plants stressed from such low humidity? Everything Ive read said that for veg, 60% is ideal, and anything lower than 40% is unacceptable.

__________________
1 puff, 2 puff, 3 puff... refridgerator.

If people want to come in and post about suggested humidity levels thats all cool.Why we are at it we might as well post all the suggested soil and water temps,ppm levels/plant stage growth. But what im saying is keep it simple.Most new cloners already have enuff to worry about as far as there grow. Im only trying to show people a simple way a first time cloner can clone with minimul efforts or knowledge.Im getting ready to cut tommorow.Id love to have a clone off of sorts. I can guaratee if people follow my steps.They will be successfull.nuff siad.Yes success rate will vary on different conditions.

__________________