View Full Version : SHOULD I CLONE THIS NOW
BuddyLove
06-19-2006, 08:05 PM
heres a pic of my plant 2 weeks in 12/12
i urgently need to fill this growspace
but these cuttins are now produceing loads of white hairs
are they worth cloneing now or should i flower and reveg
:rasta:
Zandor
06-20-2006, 12:27 AM
Well if you are going to clone them I suggest you do it in the next day or so. Take the clones from the lower parts of the plant. It takes time for them to recover from a cutting. Taking clones is best done in the vegetation cycle when the N is at its best level. They recover faster at that point, so you know for the next time.
The clones taken from the lower parts will be small and need special attention but they should still root.
Garden Knowm
06-20-2006, 01:36 AM
YES... Clone everything that is not going to produce decent BUDS..
which is usually everything below 12 inches..
Of course there are expceptions depeneding on how many plants, what kind of light, and the arrangement of the light(s).
Mastering cloning is one of the corner stones to great gardening!!
iloveyou
BukDatAss
06-20-2006, 03:54 AM
If ur going to clone do it NOW I took clones in flowering and I will never ever do it again. They take so long to recover, but at least you know you have females
BuddyLove
06-20-2006, 08:56 AM
thanks fellas
cloneing starts today:thumbsup:
Weed4Life
06-20-2006, 07:42 PM
Can you clone without going hydro? I think hydro is actually away from me right now. So if I veg plants (good seeds) and take the cutting from the bottom, can I still clone using soil? what do I need to start cloning??? Please help for my future grows.
You need some rooting compound, like $7 for a tiny jar, first, cut from plant, soak cutting in water (just the bottom) for an indeterminate amount of time, cut the stem on cutting diagonaly at the bottom fresh after soak, dip like 1/2" of the stem bottom in the compound and stick it in a watered pot of soil, see if she takes. I wish cloning was like with willow trees, just break a branch and put it in a bucket of water for a week, then plant the stick when roots appear.
high, tipsy, rant.....
Zandor
06-21-2006, 02:37 AM
Can you clone without going hydro? I think hydro is actually away from me right now. So if I veg plants (good seeds) and take the cutting from the bottom, can I still clone using soil? what do I need to start cloning??? Please help for my future grows.
Sure you can.
You will need
Rooting hormone
Anti-wilt
Jiffy peat moss pellets ( better choice then rockwool)
distilled water
CFL Cool white 6500k
With anti-wilt you don't need a hunidity dome and your success rate will improve.
Weed4Life
06-21-2006, 03:31 AM
This is what I have learned from videos:
You choose the lower branches below 12" and cut at a 45 degree angle and dip immediately in rooting hormone and dip plant leaves in anti wilt and pour distilled water on jiffy pellete. Then put the cutting in jiffy and then press lightly around the edges of the clone stem and trim leafs or support plant to prevent drooping.
Does that sound about right? Now instead of a cool white cfl, do you think that sunlight 100w cfl's from walmart would work for the clones? Now this is the easiest way to determine sex of plant that way if its female, I can keep producing little girls right?
BuddyLove
06-21-2006, 11:58 AM
ive ot my clones under the hps 12 hours then 125w cfl 12 hours is this a bad idea?
trippruss
06-21-2006, 01:09 PM
yes, they should be 24/7
BuddyLove
06-21-2006, 08:16 PM
they get 24/7 but 12 under the hps 12 under cfl :stoned:
i was wondering if this is pissin em off cos they're only tiddy,and the leaves are yellow on the tips and wiltin :(
justaseed
06-23-2006, 01:15 AM
just use the cfl for cloning. hps is too much. i cloned under 2 20watt flouros about 12inches above the tops. with my diy bubbler clones would root in 5-10 days
and try to keep a couple leaf sites where the cloning gel will cover. ex-leaf sites are the best places to start roots...and avoid tap water. use distilled water for the clones...both for spraying and wetting the roots.
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