can hydroponically grown clones be placed in soil?

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BUBBACRUSHA

Active Member

• Apr 14, 2011

• #1

im just curious, i built a bubble cloner and am now curious if this can be done with damaging my babies? can anyone help???

 

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chucktaze

Member

• Apr 14, 2011

• #2

I'm new to all this but from everything I've seen you should be able to transplant them just fine as long as their root system is good and strong.

 

jyermum

Active Member

• Apr 14, 2011

• #3

No worries. You can put your water babies in dirt without any issues as long as 1. you dont mess with the roots too much and 2. the soil isn't too "hot"

 

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BUBBACRUSHA

Active Member

• Apr 15, 2011

• #4

RIGHT ON! this is my first time useing the bubble cloner. and im really excited now that i know i can still use this contraption i made!

and by "to hot" you mean ph adjusted to 5.8 - 6.5 right? or am i wrong?

 

bulla

Well-Known Member

• Apr 15, 2011

• #5

ive done alotta clones like that with no problem

 

ClamDigger

Active Member

• Apr 15, 2011

• #6

i too, root clones hydroponically (aero) then transfer into a custom coco-compost mix.
the only tip i can think of is transplant them before the roots get over 1" long.

 

bulla

Well-Known Member

• Apr 15, 2011

• #7

ClamDigger said:

i too, root clones hydroponically (aero) then transfer into a custom coco-compost mix.
the only tip i can think of is transplant them before the roots get over 1" long.

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i agree not only is it a pain in the ass with long roots but they break easy

 

94 Supra

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• Apr 16, 2011

• #8

too hot like too much N