Lets watch them root

mygirls · May 18, 2010

ok so i cut these clones in the 5th week of flower.. some were 3 weeks in...dates are on the pics. lets see how long tell we see the root pop out.. i'll post a new pic every day.. :mrgreen:

Dezracer · May 18, 2010

This will be interesting. Sub'd so's you can learn me something.
I have a plant in flower right now that I want to keep for a mother plant so maybe this would be a better alternative for me. I'll take some cuttings from the bottom and keep one of those as a mother....

mygirls · May 18, 2010

i do this all the time.. bet plant when a clone is cut from a flowering plant... in my books and from my experence

Dezracer · May 18, 2010

I've got two plants (Hindu Skunk and Green Cush) that will be at 4 weeks flower tomorrow and am thinking I might go ahead and take some cuttings from one of them. I took some cuttings from the Green Cush befor eI put it in flower and they all died except one but it has not grown at all in 4 weeks time so I think it's pretty much a loss. I know where I made my mistakes the first time and wanted to give it another go but was hesitant to cut from flowering plants. I think I'll wait until I get back from the desert this weekend and take a few more cuttings so I can grow a Green Cush mother plant for later on.

mygirls · May 18, 2010

Dezracer said:
I've got two plants (Hindu Skunk and Green Cush) that will be at 4 weeks flower tomorrow and am thinking I might go ahead and take some cuttings from one of them. I took some cuttings from the Green Cush befor eI put it in flower and they all died except one but it has not grown at all in 4 weeks time so I think it's pretty much a loss. I know where I made my mistakes the first time and wanted to give it another go but was hesitant to cut from flowering plants. I think I'll wait until I get back from the desert this weekend and take a few more cuttings so I can grow a Green Cush mother plant for later on.

2day is day 6 from cut and i now they are roting already cuz when i pick up on the cutting the cub and puck come up of the tray.

mygirls · May 20, 2010

all right here they are, 7 DAYS AFTER CUT AND A ROOT IS SHOWING... they all are rooting but so far one is showing a root. :hump:

under a 400wtt mh 24/0 very high hummidity.. can't beat that with a stick.. OH and they are setting in water the whole time. :mrgreen:

Dezracer · May 20, 2010

Nice MG...

mygirls · May 20, 2010

well i was thinking of buying an easy cloner but fuckspending the money on it if this is what i get in less then 10 days...... well thats what im thinking any ways. i might invest latter on..

mygirls · May 24, 2010

alrighty the time has come. its time to transplant these rooted little girls. :hump:

Dezracer · May 24, 2010

Man, 11 days is good. Nice job for sure.
I like those results so I will definitely be going this route next time around and we'll see if it works for me too.

mygirls · Jun 3, 2010

ok heres sum pics i took 2day.. june 3, 2010. they are some are verting back very nicly already.. and it hasn't been that long yet. :hump:

thatswatuget22 · Jun 3, 2010

so u cut stems from one plant and then planted them and they start rooting?

mygirls · Jun 3, 2010

thatswatuget22 said:
so u cut stems from one plant and then planted them and they start rooting?

this is how i do it

[video=youtube;6ahWqyJ-tpM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ahWqyJ-tpM[/video]

Dezracer · Jun 3, 2010

Those worked great man. I took some cuttings this morning from my Sour Grape before putting it into flower using your method. I was going to do it after it was a few weeks into flower but to keep things from getting too far behind I needed to do it now. I'll let you know how they turn out...

mygirls · Jun 3, 2010

Dezracer said:
Those worked great man. I took some cuttings this morning from my Sour Grape before putting it into flower using your method. I was going to do it after it was a few weeks into flower but to keep things from getting too far behind I needed to do it now. I'll let you know how they turn out...

it should work out great for you. high huimidity and keep them warm 24/0.. good luck

likeshispot · Jun 3, 2010

Thats a great video, thanks man. Why do you cut the tips off of the leaves?

mygirls · Jun 3, 2010

likeshispot said:
Thats a great video, thanks man. Why do you cut the tips off of the leaves?

the big leafs like that ushaly will make the clone fall over so i cut them. not only that but they have nothing to do with helping them root

blower · Jun 3, 2010

Will the roock wool jIffycuve method then placed into Dixie cup with soil work as well?

mygirls · Jun 3, 2010

blower said:
Will the roock wool jIffycuve method then placed into Dixie cup with soil work as well?

if your asking if you can just place the rockwool, or jiffy's into soil right after i don't see why not as long as the soil is fert. free. and you can fit them in a dome or can keep high humidity.

or if your asking after they root if you can stick the whole rockwool, or jiffy's in soil, yes you can..

mygirls · Jun 5, 2010

ok its been 23 days sence i cut the clones. most have rooted and been tranplnted in soil. i have a few late rooters, all diffrent strains.. but i just waited on these to see if and when how many days would it take.. 23 days is a shit load of time for roots.. :hump:

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