Clone bucket?

Dannydavito

Dannydavito

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Took two cuttings off a female plant. Need to keep the humidity up so I think I'm just gonna put them in a bucket, have a cfl running 24 hours, and put the top on. I figure heat and space might be a problem. Will a 23 watt cfl put off too much heat? Do they look too cramped?
 

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Realized I have a shitty blurple that fits over the top of my bucket almost perfect. This solves my issue of heat and space!
 

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youl need to keep an eye on temps in the bucket,is the clones rooted yet???and clones dont need much light,if you want to create humidity put each one in a clear food bag and tie or seal,thats it.
 
Idk man this clone bucket seems pretty perfect. The temps are 80 and the rh is 93 percent. Bags are too small for these cuttings.
 
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Dannydavito said:
Took two cuttings off a female plant. Need to keep the humidity up so I think I'm just gonna put them in a bucket, have a cfl running 24 hours, and put the top on. I figure heat and space might be a problem. Will a 23 watt cfl put off too much heat? Do they look too cramped?
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Those are clones, they look huge. The clones I take are small and put under T12 lights, can get the plants very close without burning. Have you had good luck taking clones like that before?

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BostonBuds said:
Those are clones, they look huge. The clones I take are small and put under T12 lights, can get the plants very close without burning. Have you had good luck taking clones like that before?

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It's my first attempt at cloning but my rationale was a bigger cutting would be more resilient. More nutrients stored up in plant material. Could be completely wrong thought.
 
Dannydavito said:
It's my first attempt at cloning but my rationale was a bigger cutting would be more resilient. More nutrients stored up in plant material. Could be completely wrong thought.
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When cloning you want all the energy to developing roots, I take small clones and trim as needed to. Here's how I take clones:

How I Clone

I have seen some people posting about issues with clones. I use simple steps, here is how I take clones and so far I have had great success. Maybe this will give people some ideas: -Make proper drainage holes in the bottom of the container, I use solo cups poking holes with a thumb tack...
www.rollitup.org
 
BostonBuds said:
When cloning you want all the energy to developing roots, I take small clones and trim as needed to. Here's how I take clones:

How I Clone

I have seen some people posting about issues with clones. I use simple steps, here is how I take clones and so far I have had great success. Maybe this will give people some ideas: -Make proper drainage holes in the bottom of the container, I use solo cups poking holes with a thumb tack...
www.rollitup.org
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Thanks for the advice. I reckon these big cuttings will root just fine but I appreciate it nonetheless.
 
BostonBuds said:
When cloning you want all the energy to developing roots, I take small clones and trim as needed to. Here's how I take clones:

How I Clone

I have seen some people posting about issues with clones. I use simple steps, here is how I take clones and so far I have had great success. Maybe this will give people some ideas: -Make proper drainage holes in the bottom of the container, I use solo cups poking holes with a thumb tack...
www.rollitup.org
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PS. I just realized your a fellow masshole.Cheers! :eyesmoke:
 
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