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This is the type of thing Im looking for. I dont want something elaborate. 3 nodes on your cutting and roughly how long?

Plant it, water it, heat mat. I dont like paper towel personally. If the seeds being annoying I'll put in a shot glass for a few hours then re-plant.

Do you have a picture of your setup?

Sup RIU, I plan on using Clonex and cloning in potting soil. Does anyone have tips/ tricks on what controls I should have and realistic expectations? (Im sure 50% are gonna die) FN

We should hang out. Im doing the same stuff lmao

Did it work?

Couple youtube guys do 48 hours dark. Says it helps with the last bit of Trich production... Hope that helps

If youre in seedling stage, I think its the hardest because of anticipation. Once Veg is going youre actually doing things and checking on them

Does this help the plant spread out naturally as opposed to LST?

I think youre alright. It looks like the roots wrestling each other. I dont believe clover is a deep rooting plant. Your plant should grow out of it.

LOL the bubble cup is a blueberry branch. I just cut it and threw it in to see if roots will grow. Without leaves I dont think it can absorb much light. Bottom one just wants to be special. It gets same as others but has always wanted to be special..... Its lower growth is actually a clean...

@cannabiscrusader @Budzbuddha Thoughts fellas?

Happy, healthy, and growing. Light is up higher than I thought would be needed. Noticed a little tip yellowing, gave a little healthier dose of cal-mag. Soil should still be healthy, so slight nitrogen nuking. Im not concerned at this moment.

Im using a ViparSpectra light, similar stats to yours. My seedlings take forever but they explode in veg. I try to keep them about 36" for seedlings and 24 for veg. Stay the course. Youre alright.

Plants be growing. Mostly just giving aerated water. Every 2 or 3 feedings I'll add half dose of cal-mag and kelp.

Just for the pH Balance really. I do aerate my water, so the pH probably doesnt actually matter. Someone else suggested Dolomite like, I dont use it currently. I just have FFOF, compost, earthworm castings, and some extra perlite. I have 1 plant giving the weird light green on the outside...

https://www.rollitup.org/t/winter-indoor-fun.1096551/

bump. I have the same issue with one of mine. Its growing fine, but same issue.

I thought about getting some silica, but I just didnt think it was really needed from how I am currently running. I want to make sure it drains well, so I avoided vermiculite.

Im pretty good about letting it dry out well. The correct amount of water to feed with is always tricky. I think its because I re-amended old soil to begin with. The transplant is a new "SS"