how much faster do clones root using superthrive

ganjarules106

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• Feb 11, 2015

• #1

Never used superthrive before. I have a diy buble cloner and have added one-two drops of superthrive to the water. I know the cutting can clone with out it but was just wondering if it speeds up root production and by how much thank every one

 

greenghost420

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• Feb 11, 2015

• #2

i didnt notice any kind of boost superthrive did. i still have half a bottle that iv been meaning to chuck. i clone in pure h20 with high success rates. both in rockwool and ezcloner.

 

_MrBelvedere_

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• Feb 11, 2015

• #3

You could try rooting them in rockwool, dipped in Clonex hormone. This way they will root faster, because they have the rooting hormone to kick things off.

A lot of people get faster results with just using rockwool for cuttings.

After they are rooted (a nice little knot of roots) , then you could try Superthrive or http://pureessentialsblacklabel.com/#ROOT ENHANCE and have seen true improvement on my root development with the RE product....

 

rob333

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• Feb 11, 2015

• #4

ganjarules106 said:

Never used superthrive before. I have a diy buble cloner and have added one-two drops of superthrive to the water. I know the cutting can clone with out it but was just wondering if it speeds up root production and by how much thank every one

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rock wool cubes settop box and a 23w coolwhite cfl bulb roots in 3-5 days and no cloning gels or powder if i used it prob faster but i stick to what works for me and 7 years it has

 

ganjarules106

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• Feb 12, 2015

• #5

I usally clone in soil it's also my first time using this bubble cloner

 

bertaluchi

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• Feb 12, 2015

• #6

I dont think superthrive will work for making roots faster. I use Aloe Vera plants for cloning gel. Just cut open a "fillet" and use the gel inside on the stem of your cutting like you would with clonex. I like Aloe because it is all natural, you can grow your own, and it also has anti-bacterial properties to keep your roots healthy.

 

Carl Spackler

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• Feb 17, 2015

• #7

Superthrive? Super jive.. Much ado about nothing.