no-dome clones

[med man]

https://www.thcfarmer.com/community/threads/no-dome-cloning.62444/#post-1223035

my favorite commercial/personal rooting method

enjoy!

med-man

 

[caveman4.20]

So the high humidity is unnecessary?

 

[med man]

high caveman

i leave all the leafs on my cuts, and my veg room is steadily beytween 50-70% rh

med-man

 

[sedate]

i leave all the leafs on my cuts, and my veg room is steadily beytween 50-70% rh

That is why you can get away this without using a dome. Between high foliage density (70 clones per tray!) and 70%rh you have enough moisture at the leaves to prevent the loss of turgor as the cutting develops roots.

If I tried this in my veg room they'd be dead in 2 hours without spraying.

Not sure where you are med man, but I wouldn't try this in Colorado..

 

[Tnelz]

That is why you can get away this without using a dome. Between high foliage density (70 clones per tray!) and 70%rh you have enough moisture at the leaves to prevent the loss of turgor as the cutting develops roots.

If I tried this in my veg room they'd be dead in 2 hours without spraying.

Not sure where you are med man, but I wouldn't try this in Colorado..

My veg room is around 40% rh I clone straight to Coco no dome. No problem. Just mist twice a day.

 

[med man]

hey sedate

i run 45-78 clones per tray subject to what room / plant numbers will be needed

so, i still get the same results with packed or spread out trays.

never had an issue over the last 10 years, from bc to manitoba

med-man