Small clone for my personal use :)))))

This is my shiskeberry clone that i put in the ground july 2 and it was very small and it just started budding. Isnt this just such a beautiful specimen of a plant!!! Ill probably get a half ounce of some killer smoke from her i cant wait.

I only grow a small plant or two for my personal use because i dont smoke alot and nobody around here ever has good quality pot that tastes good actually gets you really stoned or is reliable so thats why i got this baby Let me know what you guys think of her.

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Here she is!

fish601 said:

a pic suppost to be here?

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i think its a male

WonderWhatsNext said:

i think its a male

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eh tried to post the male thing before you got the pic up xD

hahahaha nope no males thats why i love clones!

dankassshit said:

hahahaha nope no males thats why i love clones!

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Yeah everytime i try and take a clone from my girl they just wither and die. Any tips, i dont have a clone chamber or anything. I just snip them off and rough them up a little bit with an exacto knife and dip them in root tone and put them in soil, every time they just die

i have no idea on cloning this was a gift to me (sorry for no help) and i just realized i posted in the wrong forum. OOOps im gonna move it real quick lol

Great looking plant '

For clones use a humidity dome to keep the humidity as high as you can. I use 2 clear plastic shoe boxes put together and spray inside about 3 times a day and use very low light... Works everytime for me....

NoBarriers said:

Great looking plant '

For clones use a humidity dome to keep the humidity as high as you can. I use 2 clear plastic shoe boxes put together and spray inside about 3 times a day and use very low light... Works everytime for me....

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So just mist them with some water threwout the day and cut the lights back? Do you start with a small amount of soil or the potter you want the plant in?

Nice plant! I have a few outsiders that are very similar but alot farther into budding, if you're using nutes i guarrantee you get more than a halfz

I.E my avatar ^^

Yea i just planted her late and this summer has been a shit hole. I feed guano, water the next time, and then some miracle grow. i dont like using miracle grow but i know there is some nutrients in miracle grow that guano doesnt have so i keep the MG in moderation just as with everything else. Shell be done middle to late october. and i like a heavy indica stone so i wait till the very last second

I also like to mix in some cow manure it works well for me

WonderWhatsNext said:

So just mist them with some water threwout the day and cut the lights back? Do you start with a small amount of soil or the potter you want the plant in?

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I cut off every leave but the top tw0 Fans and the crown. I cut the bottom stem on a 45 degree angle and make a few slits in the stem 1/4" up the stemm from the 45 cut. I sit them in a cup of H20 for a few mins then coat the bottom 1" of the stem with rooting powder. I then take a "Jiffy Pot" and fil with neutral tp soil dampin the soil and i use a pencil to poke a 3/4" to 1" hole in the soil then I put some rooting powder in the hole. I then put my cutting in the hole and push the soil down around it gental but firmly. Under the CFL's or T5's works best! Hope this helps. Oh I also like to put them in a humidity chamber too it helps but I've done it w/o one too with 100% success.

WonderWhatsNext said:

So just mist them with some water threwout the day and cut the lights back? Do you start with a small amount of soil or the potter you want the plant in?

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I use rapid rooters now but have done it in small cups with a plastic baggy over it. I found keeping up the humidity is key...

Start in either rockwool, or other type cubes such as Roto Rooter cubes. Humidity dome is always a must with clones. I soak my roto rooter cubes in a solution of Thrive Alive B-1 before placing cuttings in. Dip cutting ini rooting gel, and then keep that light reasonable and humidity up!