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GodofGraphics
03-25-2010, 05:43 PM
So, I took some cuttings from my Lemon Kush and this was a goofy left over that I accidentally cut off before allowing the smaller clones to get a bit bigger. Oh well, I just stuck it in my cloner and believe it or not, it was the first to develop roots... 3-4 days ahead of the other "traditional" cuttings I took.

I'm wondering how this plant will mature? Will each stalk develope it's own cola? Will it be like having 3 plants in one? Hmmmm.:thumbsup:

Any advise out there? Should I cut off the others and leave only the top?

Any feedback is welcome...:rasta:
Also, what type or brand of rooting food do most folks use for the water in my cloner? I used Juicy Roots by Advanced in the water on this one, but at $32 for 4 ounces, it's not optimium to use for this. Any feedback on AN's cloning stuff for the water?

I'm hoping to improve my "cutting-to-root" time in the cloner.
Thanks
GOG
keenan7899
03-26-2010, 11:35 AM
i think it just be too much foliage, cut those leaves in half!

it needs to grow under ground right now, not above, KEEP THAT SHIT HUMID. keep in mind with that big of a cutting it will need proportionate roots to accommodate.

I've seen HUGE clones rooted with great success before, but for how much a smaller clone can produce in the space provided i see it somewhat pointless, a smaller cutting (or two maybe) would probably fit in that finished space, so it may just be a hassle,

try it though.
drgreenleaves
03-26-2010, 11:23 PM
that will make a very nice plant. don't cut anything off if its already rooted. those tops should all produce nice nugs. not as large as a single top cola would be but definatly good size. i'm using k-l-n from dynagro now. took 2 weeks to root but its cheap.
drgreenleaves
03-27-2010, 10:06 AM
DO NOT CUT ANYTHING OFF THAT PLANT. in my opinion the bushier a plant gets the better. the one in your pictures looks like it should put on a lot of weight (given the right conditions of course). i believe that girl will produce more weight over all than your "traditional cuttings" (i'm not sure what that means without pics). but good luck and happy harvests.