cap master
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lets hear it from the cloners. how are u getting your roots? how are u cloning? bubble clone, water, soil, coco ect. lets hear what ur doing in your area to produce fast rooting quality clones.
think ur good at cloning?
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Highocaine
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1" of perlite, watered to 1/2" once, rapid rooters on top, dome sprayed once, 12-14 days to root with no gel.. Bought some technaflora clone gel though, we shall see.
TheChosenOne
Member
I use either my 60 sites EZ cloners or my 30 site EZ cloner.
either way I see roots at 7 days, and fat white roots ready to be transplanted at day 10
either way I see roots at 7 days, and fat white roots ready to be transplanted at day 10
aknight3
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i can usually get a 90-95% clone rate in rockwool or using neoprene with a mister in 10-14 days, although it has been about a year since ive cloned, i would probably suck for a month until i got in the swing of things again. its takes nothing but practice practice practice
Julius Caesar
Active Member
Rapid rooters, Clonex, and spring water with humidity dome - mist the dome not the plant. Keep the rapid rooter moist but not saturated. Roots in 5 days under two 48" 5000k fluorescents.
GreenSummit
Active Member
exactly my process, usually 5-7 days with my strains
DocCannabis
New Member
As a noob I find it hard to determine whether your serious or being sarcastic.....
Method used for my current clones has been said: Cut, shave the epidermis a bit, dip in cloning solution, plant in soil.
doniawon
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pizzapuffer
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i like the aero cloner. usually it takes me about 2 weeks before i transplant them. smaller ones are faster, bigger ones slower. i use no gel or powder. ph is kept at 5.8-6.2 at all times. i use tap water which has a ppm of 190. i add only 5ml of clonex clone solution(NPK 1-0.4-1) to my 2 gallon res. it brings my ppms to about 240. it says to add 5-10ml per gallon but i find that to be too much. ever few days i add a few drops of 29% H2O2. about a week or so the white nubs start which grow into roots. i like to wait until they're about an inch or longer. longer the roots the better but the more time you wait to transplant into veg at the same time. they go very easy into hydro or soil. for soil i hold them in a cup and slowly fill with soil. moisten but dont drench. i always use a pro mix soil like sunshine mix #4 aggregate plus. dont put them something like fox farm, they may burn and die.
cap master
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that right there is the stupidest thing iv ever heard in my life. is anyone really that ignorant to try this????
uncle buck...?? arent u a police informant?
uncle buck...?? arent u a police informant?
Jogro
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What brand of cat food do you prefer, and do you see a big difference with the canned vs dry?
EZmooover
Active Member
As a noob I find it hard to determine whether your serious or being sarcastic.....
Method used for my current clones has been said: Cut, shave the epidermis a bit, dip in cloning solution, plant in soil.
You can trim off a couple hours if you use Mountain Dew...
cap master
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seriously dudes these guys with the soda catfood stuff are steering u in the wrong direction. i wouldnt soak mine in any soda.... unless ur trying to kill them little babys.
Deltron 3030
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i take my clones, clean up excess leaf and cut the tips off. I then stick the clone with rooting powder in a solo cup with my soil mixture minus all the amendments save the addition of worm castings. I keep them in a humidity dome. Its not the best method but I get almost 100% survival rate and they root reasonably fast. Others do it better than I but this works for me!
Deltron 3030
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I also clone my peppers and tomatoes this same way so Im only growing the best producers in my garden
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