Thought I would share my fool proof cloning system with yous. I have messed around with numerous methods, and settled on this as to be the one with the highest success rate. I rarely have a cut that ever fails with this method.
I use a blend of my flower mix soil and Farfards 3-B, half and half. And then 2 by 2 (wrapper-less) rock-wool cubes. I use Root-tone powder. I just use this little bin I found at wal-mart, and drill some drain-age holes and breather holes in it. After a 1 inch layer of soil in the tray, Get the cuts in the cubes, and cubes in the tray, and back-fill with the soil. Water in, cover on, put under 1 42 watt CFL 20 hour cycle or more, place elevated over a heat mat by about two inches, and spray each day, for the first five days until roots show in the clear bottom. I give the roots a few more days (after photo) then transplant into individual containers. Not as easy as an ez-cloner, but a lot cheaper. I just went 12 for 12 in this run....I would be surprised to lose one. Enjoy the pics. Peace, Nugs
P.S. the bin has a clear cover not in photos.
All the girls are set, 2 Wappa (Paradise), 2 Goddess (Green Poison-Sweet Seeds), 4 Red Dragons (Barney's Farm), and a Mandala#1 (Mandala Seeds) male. My goal is one pound of premium dank. (no flarfy bud allowed....only serious jar nug) I am certain if I had 8 Wappas, I would easily reach the yield goal. But in my experience, Goddess and the Dragon are not quite the producers like the Wappa, but I am hoping with my tweaks in my soil mix, and the addition of Co2, I can push some hefty colas. Here is a good representative of a young Wappa. I just love this strain!
