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Whats it like to water? I have a feeling a lot of water comes out all the open pores
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I've got it down to where it doesn't come out the holes too often, unless I dump too quick and too much at once....Whats it like to water? I have a feeling a lot of water comes out all the open pores
Yes and they also air prune the roots which let them grow more small once inside instead of one big root and they create a great web inside the pot, which looks awesome and is very efficient.I think those are Airpots and can find generic ones now too. I love the idea of all that air to the roots!!
Same to me being in love since years now, and recently bought another size of them(9L)That is an Airpot like Terp mentioned....
Truth be told, I love it!!
But they can and will grow faster than I need or want in my areas, so once I transplant into it, it's going under 12/12 soon after......
Once the roots take hold, it doesn't take long for it to out-grow the area....
It's easy imo, me in Coco I like to soak them fully in another container, a little longer dryback and fully saturated in every corner, also no problems with salt build up, from synth. Nutes.Whats it like to water? I have a feeling a lot of water comes out all the open pores
I ended up getting a male and a female of Mystery Plant #1.....you crossed the 2 mystery plants! awesome!
Okay, so what happens if the clone doesn't take? That's why I was thinkin' lower branches, so I have more if things go south.Hey @cpurola this is what I would do with that plant as far as taking a clone. Cut it just above the nodes, take off the next two nodes, dip in cloning gel and Insert in media of your choice.
The two lowerst bramches will then be dominant and the 2 small nodes above that will start to branch out.
Healthy apex clone and a 4 headed plant![]()
Your side branches have enough meat/nodes that you can use those as well....Okay, so what happens if the clone doesn't take? That's why I was thinkin' lower branches, so I have more if things go south.
Theres one way to up your odds to 100% with a clone. Use an air layer on that main stem. Id bend her over 90° and use a plug and some plastic wrap. Just scuff a spot up and throw on some gel. Wrap it in a split plug and keep it moist...roots in bout 10-14days.Okay, so what happens if the clone doesn't take? That's why I was thinkin' lower branches, so I have more if things go south.
Sometimes a clone will get lost and decide not to take....Okay, so what happens if the clone doesn't take? That's why I was thinkin' lower branches, so I have more if things go south.
I tried my first airlayering tactic on my blueberry bush last year.....Theres one way to up your odds to 100% with a clone. Use an air layer on that main stem. Id bend her over 90° and use a plug and some plastic wrap. Just scuff a spot up and throw on some gel. Wrap it in a split plug and keep it moist...roots in bout 10-14days.
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And if ya bent it over you have a ton more budsitea to make seed if thats what ya need.
Just sharing some ideas. Cloning is awesome and my preferred way to grow.
I read about that in my Organic Gardening mag. years ago. Some plants just naturally root when the stem touches the ground. I found it happened with my raspberry plants. (then again, you could chop them up with the lawn mower and they'd survive.. Not a good example. LOL)I tried my first airlayering tactic on my blueberry bush last year.....
It was a failure, but I learned a thing or two....
Instead of trying to airlayer it again, I'm attempting to ground layer a branch..
I'll have an idea when the snow melts and I can check in on it....
Did you do that in veg. or flower?Theres one way to up your odds to 100% with a clone. Use an air layer on that main stem. Id bend her over 90° and use a plug and some plastic wrap. Just scuff a spot up and throw on some gel. Wrap it in a split plug and keep it moist...roots in bout 10-14days.
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And if ya bent it over you have a ton more budsitea to make seed if thats what ya need.
Just sharing some ideas. Cloning is awesome and my preferred way to grow.
That plant is in late flower. I wanted to ensure I got a good clone from her so I did the air layer. I take all my clones in flower but not late flower usually.Did you do that in veg. or flower?
I looked on amazon and there's one with holes, is that desirable or is the solid better? Wait a minute, is that a plastic bag over a rapid rooter?That plant is in late flower. I wanted to ensure I got a good clone from her so I did the air layer. I take all my clones in flower but not late flower usually.
Makes cloning real easy. Nothing needs special attention or domes...ect. Just keep it moist with a spray bottle and cut it off when ya get roots...and you'll get roots.
Yes, you want to seal in the moisture. I use a spray bottle to spray above the layer and let it soak the plug as it runs down the stem.I looked on amazon and there's one with holes, is that desirable or is the solid better? Wait a minute, is that a plastic bag over a rapid rooter?