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jawbrodt

jawbrodt

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BuddGreen said:
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Hope this does the trick.
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LOL, IDK if that new one will work, or not, but I guess it's worth a shot, right? :) Anyway, yeah, they look really good. My only other suggestion, is to cut off those two big leaves on the biggest cutting, if it doesn't perk up by tomorrow. Another tip, is to spray water on those Rapid Rooters, soaking them good. That'll speed up the hydration process, as will misting them every couple hours. Those rooters have awesome aeration, too, so no worries about getting them too wet. They're designed to handle it.

I think you'll be quite happy when you see them tomorrow. Excellent work, brotha. :cool:
 
jawbrodt

jawbrodt

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BuddGreen said:
It was the lower set I cut of the big one.
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LOL, IDK if that was the result of my suggestion, or if you came up with it on your own, but, it should work to your advantage. Not only will it stay hydrated a little easier, it'll be closer in heigth to the others, when they all take root. That's convenient, when vegging, for sure.

Also, I'm really curious to see if that bottom half will take root, or not. I've never seen anyone try it, but who knows? They're tough plants, so it wouldn't surprise me one bit, if it took off. Time will tell, eh? :wink:
 
jawbrodt

jawbrodt

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P.S. Is there a lid/dome for them? I assumed there would be one with that cloner, but just had to make sure.
 
BuddGreen

BuddGreen

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jawbrodt said:
LOL, IDK if that was the result of my suggestion, or if you came up with it on your own, but, it should work to your advantage. Not only will it stay hydrated a little easier, it'll be closer in heigth to the others, when they all take root. That's convenient, when vegging, for sure.

Also, I'm really curious to see if that bottom half will take root, or not. I've never seen anyone try it, but who knows? They're tough plants, so it wouldn't surprise me one bit, if it took off. Time will tell, eh? :wink:
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I had the stuff out and figured...What the hell, might as well.
 
BuddGreen

BuddGreen

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jawbrodt said:
LOL, IDK if that new one will work, or not, but I guess it's worth a shot, right? :) Anyway, yeah, they look really good. My only other suggestion, is to cut off those two big leaves on the biggest cutting, if it doesn't perk up by tomorrow. Another tip, is to spray water on those Rapid Rooters, soaking them good. That'll speed up the hydration process, as will misting them every couple hours. Those rooters have awesome aeration, too, so no worries about getting them too wet. They're designed to handle it.

I think you'll be quite happy when you see them tomorrow. Excellent work, brotha. :cool:
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I got Root 66 and Sugar Daddy in the AeroGarden and ready to go!!! I'll get it pumpin. I want to see 3" Rapid Rooter plugs, Perfect for a 6" net cup!!! FUCK rockwool!!!!!!!
 
jawbrodt

jawbrodt

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^Yeah, they look to be dying off, so I would. I asked you this yesterday, and you never answered, so I'll ask again..... Do you have a dome for them? If not, that's your main problem. I'm asking, because the other three look to have died, and they should've easily re-hydrated by now. The middle one looks like it's on it's way, as well, if you don't do something about it, soon. Humidity is critical for cuttings to take root, as is temperature. What is the temp? Any idea what the humidity is? How often are you misting them? Are you sure the PH is correct? No nutes, I hope?
 
BuddGreen

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jawbrodt said:
^Yeah, they look to be dying off, so I would. I asked you this yesterday, and you never answered, so I'll ask again..... Do you have a dome for them? If not, that's your main problem. I'm asking, because the other three look to have died, and they should've easily re-hydrated by now. The middle one looks like it's on it's way, as well, if you don't do something about it, soon. Humidity is critical for cuttings to take root, as is temperature. What is the temp? Any idea what the humidity is? How often are you misting them? Are you sure the PH is correct? No nutes, I hope?
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The dome dont fit but I'm looking for something that will. It's warm but not hot with probably low humidity. PH is good and I got Root 66 and Sugar Daddy in the water.
 
BuddGreen

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Got some humidity goin now...it's all I could find. The other one is bent over a little but is real firm.

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BuddGreen

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I plan on hitting a few Salvation Army stores tomorrow to get another fan, a dome and hopefuly one of them small refrigerators for my nute rez.
 
jawbrodt

jawbrodt

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^Hell yeah, that'll work great. Here's another tip that'll help....mist the inside of the jar, as well as the cutting. I've used big Ziplock freezer bags before, turned upside down, for domes, and they work good too. Excellent idea, man. :bigjoint:
 
BuddGreen

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Made what you can't buy. But had to sacrafice my 7" dome for the greater good!!! I love foil and duct tape!!!!!

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The vent still works too.
 
jawbrodt

jawbrodt

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^Awesome man, they look 100% better. You'll soon have roots sprouting, and I'd bet on it. Congrats. :)


P.S. Don't let anyone tell you that foil will burn them. It's BS. :wink:
 
streets

streets

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I cone usually 5 days into flowering... They grow a couple more inches and done have buds yet and show their sex... Homemade Aeroponic cloner with 100% everytime.. Takes 10 days to get roots...14 days till roots are 3 inches long.. Do it during flowering so you can take clones from the trim off bottom of the plant
 
streets

streets

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remember... After you take your clones leave them in the dark for 5 hours... You wont get any wilting.. And make sure to trim the leaves to focus in root production
 
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