I have one clone going...

BubbaSlick

Well-Known Member

• Jun 13, 2009

• #1

She is in soil and in the window sill. Trying to get a little experience before I go ahead with my planned grow.. It's very droopy, does it look like she'll live?
Thanks

 

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SyNiK4L

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• Jun 14, 2009

• #2

where r u keeping that plant...cus u might b over watering it or u might b underwatering it and not keeping the clone humid enuf clones need high humidity because they dont have roots so they have to get the water from the leaves...but id say its prob not going to

 

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SyNiK4L

New Member

• Jun 14, 2009

• #3

u need lights to...window sill prob wont cut it.

 

artist

Member

• Jun 14, 2009

• #4

maybe you could try this. take a pot cut one hole on each side (small) cover the top with syran wrap place you clone's pot inside and put it all under a Daylight CFL ... also make sure you cut the bottom leaves off and only leave the top two sets. Without roots the plant won't be able to make enough food to support all of the leaves much less make new roots. Also get a spray bottle and mist the plant regularly throughout the day. You should try keeping a heating pad at around 80degrees underneath it all to promote new root growth. What Kind of root horomone did you use?

 

BubbaSlick

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• Jun 14, 2009

• #5

Thanks for the suggestions. I'll try that, and provide more info when I get off work.

 

BubbaSlick

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• Jun 14, 2009

• #6

I'm working on the lights. Trying to build something for my closet or an old pc case that I have...
Looking a million times better today. Hopefully she pulls through, I'm trying hard to keep it alive and well. Gonna use the heating pad after I water tonight.
Had it domed with a big clear freezer ziplock. Seemed to work very well.

 

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artist

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• Jun 15, 2009

• #7

i noticed that you didn't have a bigger pot to set you pot in... thats what i was trying to say.... and once you set it in the pot just cover that ... the whole point is to try and make as much of the water stay in as you can.. and remember don't over water the plant (as far as the soil goes) you don't want the stem to rot and kill the clone.

 

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SyNiK4L

New Member

• Jun 15, 2009

• #8

lookin better man hope it makes it...but ya lights were prob half ur problem and the heating pad i heard works great so deff exercise that method if u can