Just bought some clones

[Mikey Hustle]

Hey guys. I bought some white widow clones yesterday from the club. And they came in the cube. I cut the cube to seperate them, and buried the small cube into a pot.

But today im messing with that cube material & Im starting to wonder if I should have somehow got the little plant out of the cube & then burried it. But Ive always heard that you dont want the roots to hit air.

Anyone have some helpful info? I think I may have fucked up.

Thanks,
Mike

 

[CanadianKnights]

you buried the rock wool cube? if you want to grow it in soil then potting it shouldn't hurt, but you could also do it hydroponically.

 

[Mikey Hustle]

I think you guys refer to these as "seedlings" not "clones". Sorry for the mix up.

 

[ProPlayer420]

Hey guys. I bought some white widow clones yesterday from the club. And they came in the cube. I cut the cube to seperate them, and buried the small cube into a pot.

But today im messing with that cube material & Im starting to wonder if I should have somehow got the little plant out of the cube & then burried it. But Ive always heard that you dont want the roots to hit air.

Anyone have some helpful info? I think I may have fucked up.

Thanks,
Mike

Nahh..you did fine...them roots are very delicate wouldn't want to mess them babies up...

 

[Mikey Hustle]

you buried the rock wool cube? if you want to grow it in soil then potting it shouldn't hurt, but you could also do it hydroponically.

Yeah. I cut the rock cube as close to the root as possible (appx 1"x 1") and buried it.

Should I have pulled it from the cube 1st? These are appx 6" tall already.

 

[Mikey Hustle]

Nahh..you did fine...them roots are very delicate wouldn't want to mess them babies up...

Ok.. cool. I started to get worried a little because the rock cube seemed like nothing more than a rock sponge.

 

[ProPlayer420]

Yeah its just another growing medium to start your plants in...but they eco friendly