Cloning.

:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:OoOoOoO! Stinky "Addict" has come to the rescue! Seriously, hearing these good things and seeing the word "normal" in these replies makes me feel better already. CS thanks you very much, guys.:D:D:D:rastasmoke:

Stinky.... check out the first pic. Does that qualify for Brown Rotty Crap?

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Originally Posted by Completely Stoned

Stinky.... check out the first pic. Does that qualify for Brown Rotty Crap?

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HAHAHA!
Actually no! It qualifies as 'dat brown non dank shnizz' but I don't see any surface mold going on and if it's already rooted or nearly so, and almost ready to take out of the dome, the cutting should survive just fine.

YAY FOR ROOTS!

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Originally Posted by Completely Stoned

Well here are some pictures of my 10 Day old clones. It's really starting to piss me off that I can't even get a healthy clone to root for me.

I think i'm going to give it a shot but this time i'll make my OWN hole with a toothpick into the side of a Rockwool cube. I feel that the hole that's pre-made is a little too big and could be the reason it failed. Everything was perfect but I just can't get clones to root.

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Looks as if you took cuttings from the woody part of the stem. They should have been older parts of the plant with a flexible stem. They are tall. I would have taken them from a node and not more than 5 inches in length.They have a better chance to root with the cutting being tender at the site you are to put in the blocks or soil.

Well every single one has roots. I opened the rockwool to check them this morning and the one with roots showing out the cube now has 3 already. :)