Transplanting Clones before roots show - help please

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Rambo1999

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I have (3) Liberty Haze Clones that are about two weeks into their rockwool cubes after being cut. I have to leave my house for a 3 day trip so I cant continue to mist and take care of them. No roots showing out of the bottom yet, so I need some advice on how to keep them alive for the 3 days while I am gone

I am thinking about transplanting them into soil and putting them back under the dome. Before I leave, I will add water to dome tray to try and keep the environment humid while I am gone.

Will this method stop the roots from growing? any other ideas?
 
Fractured but whole

Fractured but whole

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Rambo1999 said:
I have (3) Liberty Haze Clones that are about two weeks into their rockwool cubes after being cut. I have to leave my house for a 3 day trip so I cant continue to mist and take care of them. No roots showing out of the bottom yet, so I need some advice on how to keep them alive for the 3 days while I am gone

I am thinking about transplanting them into soil and putting them back under the dome. Before I leave, I will add water to dome tray to try and keep the environment humid while I am gone.

Will this method stop the roots from growing? any other ideas?
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leave them in cubes, put them under dome with water in tray, this is how you should do it all the time. forget misting them.
you want them to have to work to survive by growing roots. if you mist them all the time, they have no need to root.
 
MrStickyScissors

MrStickyScissors

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You can plant them before they root. Only problem is tou wont know which ones are actually going to root. If its not a grow for profit fuck it just plant them
 
MrStickyScissors

MrStickyScissors

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If i were to plant them before they rooted i would water the soil first then plant the cube in the soil. That way the puck will dry out and the dirt is damp for the roots to stretch into
 
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Rambo1999

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So i endede up transplanting and kept them under the dome with the lid propped up and water in the tray for moisture - will update with results when I get home
 
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