Sometimes cloning can be a little frustrating if it's your first time. You might try a couple different techniques with the four and see what works best for you. Really all you need is one to take hold then you can make as many as you want with your newfound experience LOL. Sometimes they can take quite a while depending on what species don't give up on them too soon. As far as thinning it out I wouldn't be afraid of that. Just take the leaves out that are stacked on top of others. You could always do a little bit here and there until you get it where you want it. Happy growing!Yea it's mixed reviews on pruning or trimming so idk...I just transplanted her to a 5gal bucket yesterday and took 4 cuttings ....I hope they all survive since I never cloned before....I would like to get rid of some of the cluster tho
Take off everything except the very top growth a few days before flip and you wont have a giant bushy mess to deal with. The plant will handle it just fine and take off just a few days after the defol.
this is totally false.Rapid rooters and a humidity dome
Cut at 45° with new razor cleaned with iso
Mist the cuts once and then mist only the dome and fan the cuts every day when you mist the dome
You could buy an aero cloner but they only work one season and then you have to start over because bacteria will build up and cause damp offs.
Wow that thing had a lot bigger rootball than I suspected it would have but that's good! I'm glad you transplanted it cuz it was root bound.Not sure why the pics are always big
You should probably take all the lower leaves off those clones and trim the edges of the top leaves. By taking off those leaves it will force the stem to grow roots. There is a lot of good info on YouTube you should check it out.I'm not using any of that....my plan is to do this as natural and cheap as possible...I'm not looking for house full of bud just personal and kinda hobby....it takes my mind off life when I'm in the room...plus maybe it'll be something to help calm side affects of my illness ....it's not easy for me to get supplies either....most of it has to be ordered...my last grow was only 2 but damn turned out great....I have probably the easiest cheapest set up
some plants will clone so easy it is not even funny. If that's the case you should be fine.Yea I didn't think it would either...I trimmed the clones and left about 2 inches....they are short anyway...it's the only ones I felt good about cutting at the moment...I thought about cutting the top leaves tho...like I say this my first time cloning so it's a learning curve...I been on so many sights and YouTube and everybody has different thoughts so I'm figuring it out as I go
My guess is you suffer from all kinds of ailments that you completely don't understand. I would highly recommend educating myself before I question mr skunkins you are completely outmatched my friend.this is totally false.
i use multiple cloners every day and have for years. you must bring in cuts or never even rinse it because that's not a typical experience at all and I've turned at least 30 people onto aero cloners. the only faulty part is the sprayers and they cost less than a dollar each and you lose maybe 8 a year. so because you can't clone in your cloner after a year you assume its damping off pathogens and can't be removed and that that happens to everyone else? surely that sounds ridiculous to you too.Every time Ive used a cloner you have to get new parts after a year, even if its cleaned out the plants never root, have you even ever used a cloner or are you just quoting what youve heard about cloners?
Okay we've determined you're having algae problems. If you are nice MR Mcskunkins can tell you how to remedy your ailment.i use multiple cloners every day and have for years. you must bring in cuts or never even rinse it because that's not a typical experience at all and I've turned at least 30 people onto aero cloners. the only faulty part is the sprayers and they cost less than a dollar each and you lose maybe 8 a year. so because you can't clone in your cloner after a year you assume its damping off pathogens and can't be removed and that that happens to everyone else? surely that sounds ridiculous to you too.
honestly, either a freak incident or something you do because countless people use aerocloners and don't destroy them. most convert old ones into rdwc or just grow plants in them. rapid rooters also cost ridiculously more over time considering $20 of sprayers and nothing but water will last 5 or more years with 100% success. i can't tell you why yours are failing but that is absolutely a one in a million situation if you actually had to throw out an aero cloner after bleaching. most people don't even clean their aeros in my experience and still don't have problems. just some algae. besides buying your own pump and sprayer attachment every year is cheaper than rapid rooters also.
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