Hey everyone, ok this is my first hydro ebb and low tray doing clones no veg. My question is pretty simple when can i put clones in pot? basically once the have 1 root or do i want a well established root system in aero cloner then move to tray. I will Guess the longer on cloner and better root system to better it will be when i transfer it.
Ebb and Flow When can I put Clones in ?
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BobBitchen
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hehe i did answer my own question lol. Thanks
BobBitchen
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once roots start in aerocloner, they take off quickly,
IMHO, leave as long as you can, bigger roots bigger fruits
a few days later.......
IMHO, leave as long as you can, bigger roots bigger fruits
a few days later.......
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Wow nice, mine dont look half as pretty as yours. Been atleast a week and a half some have root some not yet just little bumps.
Spray turned on right when i took pic just my luck. forgot to mention on timer 15on 15 off
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BobBitchen
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Looks like a good start
I run mine 24/7, no timer, but if it's workin for you, keep goin'
good luck
bob
Well idk I might be doing something wrong. I turn pump on the 24hr instead of 15on 15 off we will see in 5 days if any differences. And I drop the t5 more on clones so they can get more light.
What are optimal condition in your opinion ?
How long does it take clones to root ? and how to u put in pots filled with hydroton
District
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Mine took between 10-12 days. To transplanted into hydroton u need to know where your flood level comes upto in your pots. Then fill with hydroton up to that point or a little less. Place the root riot cube on top and gently place the hydroton around it till you can no longer see the root riot cube. You should water by hand for the first week aswell as flood every 4 hours.
stonedest
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I transfer from aero cloner into 1.5" rockwool when the roots are about 1" long, then straight into veg flood tray. I just tear the cubes in half, and lay the plant between the halves, and the hydroton keeps it all together. I use the rockwool for seedlings as well, which also go straight into the veg flood tray when roots poke out of the cube. Pretty similar to District, but no babying here heheh, the rockwool seems to keep the moisture up plenty between floods.