How long vefore i ahould transplant clone

Newcangro

Newcangro

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Have had this clone in a glass of water on the window sill for the last two weeks.

Don't know much about cloning.

Wondering when I should pop it in some soil.

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Rurumo

Rurumo

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Newcangro said:
Can a clone get rot from sitting in water for too long?
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absolutely. I used to put cuttings in beer bottles on the windowsil and just leave them, and a few would make it, while the rest rotted. It's not the best cloning method-I would just do it for fun, and use a dome/media or aerocloner if you have something you really want to save.
 
Newcangro

Newcangro

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Rurumo said:
absolutely. I used to put cuttings in beer bottles on the windowsil and just leave them, and a few would make it, while the rest rotted. It's not the best cloning method-I would just do it for fun, and use a dome/media or aerocloner if you have something you really want to save.
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Thanks, I'm looking at an aerocloner. This was kind of just a fucking around test to see if it would work
 
twentyeight.threefive

twentyeight.threefive

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Newcangro said:
Thanks, I'm looking at an aerocloner. This was kind of just a fucking around test to see if it would work
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The oxygen content of the water depletes over time. It’s usually recommended to change the water every two days or so to supply fresh oxygen.

I’ve never had success getting a clone to root just in a cup of water though.
 
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