Clone looks good?
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dvs1038
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Don't use metal cans is one suggestion, I've seen one guy that does it kinda like u but he just takes the clone and puts it in a beer bottle with just the tip of the stem in water like that but here this is how I do it and I almost always get roots, my problem is keeping em alive after I put em in soil!!! I put my clones in a plastic zip lock bag to increase the humidity levels while it is tryin to grow roots. Oh and with the roots needing darkness I found a cheap easy cloning medium, 50/50 mixture or perlite and vermiculite works well for me.
She's 2 day's old and I used rooting powder already.
UncleBuck
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was it taken off a flowering plant?
No it was taken off of one that was 2-4 months old
dvs1038
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Since u asked about clones has anyone ever had this happen, or am I just a tard? I took a clone and it rooted but the stems all turned red. Now its in soil all the leaves died but I'm not sure if its dead cause I can see green at the base of the stem and it looks like it is spreading up from the roots. So is it totally dead?
UncleBuck
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7 days is pretty expert. i'm not doing bad at 14 days, although it has taken me up to a month.
DeeTee
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Clones need to be in soil or rockwool cubes and under a humidity dome for constant humidity, ( don't forget root homone ) they have no roots and take up h2o from their leaves, it's also good to have a heat mat under to keep them @ 75 to 80 deg. and yes it takes 7 to 14 days and somtimes longer to grow roots.
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