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That is awesome advice I will try it right now. Probably too late for these girls but I’m gonna try anyway and I’ll do that from the start next timeGet a timer that runs 15/30 min intervals Like this one here.. and run it 15 mins on 15 mins off or 30 on 30 off its up to you.. But those big ass pumps are heating the water too high and your clones are dying because of that.
Ask me how i know, No not because its happened to me before, but because i spent a lot of time researching why these clone boxes fail so much when there such simple products they should be without fail.
The water temp is the #1 reason.
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I thought we were gonna play Twister
I'm going to take a bunch of clones this weekend off full flowering plants. Hoping to root and pollinate so I can take down the adults when ready.
Heats a killer. I fried 20 seeds a few months ago in a home made seed warmer. Weather changed reaching into the 90's and I forgot to shut off the heating element for 3 days. D'OH!
Eh, another day, although losing those Lemon Skunk seeds hurt.ooooof how pissed were you?
I thought we were gonna play Twister
I'm going to take a bunch of clones this weekend off full flowering plants. Hoping to root and pollinate so I can take down the adults when ready.
Heats a killer. I fried 20 seeds a few months ago in a home made seed warmer. Weather changed reaching into the 90's and I forgot to shut off the heating element for 3 days. D'OH!
No tips from me yet, this is my first time taking tops in full flower. This guy: https://www.thcfarmer.com/mimedgrower/ rocks it and is the reason I'm giving it a go.Have you had good luck with cloning from flowering stage? I was thinking about taking a few cuttings again to retry but I switched my plants to flowering on 6/21 and I read that cloning from flowering plants isn’t ideal. Any tips?
Ya think? There's a wealth of knowledge and experience here. Every time I research an aspect of growing the Farm is listed in results. And what's even way more awesome most here want you to succeed and will share what they know. Can't find a better growing site to chronicle your grows.I started reading more about it on here today. Looks like I found a few good threads where people share their experiences. Definitely going to give it a try with my pump now alternating on/off every 30 mins
@MIMedGrower any thoughts?
Thanks for the advice. I just took two cuttings off the other plant and did what you suggested. I’ll keep posted on here what happens. Thanks everyone!!I never used a aero cloner or even a rooting puck. I just cut a little clone and put it in a glass of unadjusted tap water and leave it on a stand in the corner of my veg tent partially shaded by a bigger plant and out of the direct beam from the flourescent tubes.
When i see root bumps and little roots i plant in a cup of potting soil.
Revegging flowering clones always takes a week or three longer to show roots and that or more time even to grow new leaves. And you have to get through the weird deformed lead stage before they resume normal growth.
After that they are normal clones. I have a couple re flowering now. They look like their moms.
I agree with everyone above. Temperature is key. Too warm or too cold and they dont like to root.
Not a dumb question at all! I do not have a dome. The kit didn’t come with one and reviews seemed to be good and seeming like they didn’t need one. Did some research ( not on here yet) and found varying opinions on if a dome was needed or not when using this type of system. What is your opinion on that?Just a dumb question... do you have a dome?
There is your problem. I'm guess low humidity also?Not a dumb question at all! I do not have a dome. The kit didn’t come with one and reviews seemed to be good and seeming like they didn’t need one. Did some research ( not on here yet) and found varying opinions on if a dome was needed or not when using this type of system. What is your opinion on that?
Clones have no root system so they do not have the ability to take up water. The more intense the light they more they need to take up water. The lower the humidity the more they need to take up water. So When a plant has no roots it should be under low light at close to 100% humidity until it gets rootsNot a dumb question at all! I do not have a dome. The kit didn’t come with one and reviews seemed to be good and seeming like they didn’t need one. Did some research ( not on here yet) and found varying opinions on if a dome was needed or not when using this type of system. What is your opinion on that?
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