bob harris
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That makes sense..didn't know that.
Cloning Tips
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That makes sense..didn't know that.
stumpjumper
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I've never even cloned cannabis
However I was a propagator for a greenhouse/nursery for lots of years and that is one of the first things I learned. We used sifted sand for rotting all clones and had about a 95% success rate. I wouldn't do cannabis any differently but I know people have a lot of successful methods. I would just stick to what I know.bob harris
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I've never even cloned cannabis
Every thing fronm seed?
stumpjumper
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Nono, just cuttings.
bob harris
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Ahh. had to be seeds or cuttings. I was going to say, finding a new batch of clones is tough these days. Just cutting from your own stock is good...helps keep bugs out too. Whenever you get new stock from someone else, seems ya gotta worry about bugs...
Beagle
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I usually just take a bunch of cuttings, use clonex solution, put a 2700k cfl in clamp fixture 1ft above bucket and leave it on till they hedge hog.
Cory and trevor
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Don't take this the wrong way but that's sort of like asking how many sli es can you get from a peice of pizza. I use a 20% rule to keep mom alive but I've seen some serious hack and chop surgeres performed on some big plants. My mom is 6 feet tall now for Nirvana's Ice and almost as wide she's almost 2 years old and yeilded literally hundreds of clones. She'll do hundreds more too if I'm nice to her.
Buddy Ganga
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I wouldn't take anything but yellowing leaves off of a plant 2 weeks in veg.
pilip
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Thank you Buddy Ganga, i will have this in mind.
One more thing bothers me. For example i've taken clones from my mother, i've put them into ezcloner (or other cloner), under fluoros, time goes, clones are developing roots and everything goes right. How long can i keep my clones in ezcloner. Is there a moment when plants start to feel uncomfortable in that system, i don't know maybe because of root size or any other reason.
I never ask for the info in this forum because everything is already said, you have just to find it. But let me be weak this time.
Organicgold sorry for using your thread, i hope you don't mind :]
One more thing bothers me. For example i've taken clones from my mother, i've put them into ezcloner (or other cloner), under fluoros, time goes, clones are developing roots and everything goes right. How long can i keep my clones in ezcloner. Is there a moment when plants start to feel uncomfortable in that system, i don't know maybe because of root size or any other reason.
I never ask for the info in this forum because everything is already said, you have just to find it. But let me be weak this time.
Organicgold sorry for using your thread, i hope you don't mind :]
Buddy Ganga
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Once my clones have rooted I add a seaweed additive to my tub. A few drops per gallon will feed them for a week or so.. I also start a seaweed mist feeding every couple of days.
Buddy Ganga
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You didn't really just ask me that did you ?
Organicgold
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No he is just a Dick
pilip
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Easy tiger :]
I got the answer. It's there if anybody is interested https://www.rollitup.org/hydroponics-aeroponics/478318-plant-too-young-clone-2.html
I got the answer. It's there if anybody is interested https://www.rollitup.org/hydroponics-aeroponics/478318-plant-too-young-clone-2.html
Buddy Ganga
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That's so sweet, I don't love you too.
But enough of you riding my coattail, would you like to answer the question ?
Buddy Ganga
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I wouldn't clone it yet.
Some would cut away at that top already but I'd wait another week or so.
It's better to wait until the leaves below the cut have matured a little.
That way the plant gets back to growing faster. If you cut before they grow out a little the branch will be stunned and new growth will be slow.
The cutting makes for a better clone as well.
The larger the cutting the better the chance of survival, but it makes for a much healthier plant.
