moving on to cloning

[Gatekeeper777]

I am fortunate to have great peeps that are willing to donate a few females to me from time to time.
They had some great smoke and so they planted a couple of seeds they found in the sac.
They took clones from them andI am fortunate to be getting a couple.
I do not have a home depo around me(yet) but i do have a lowes(they suck).
I cant find rockwool cubes anywhere.
I did however find some floral foam.
I bought 3 huge bricks of it(it was $1.00 ) 9"X4" brick.

Can I clone using floral foam???

THANKS

Gatekeeper777 Reviewed by Gatekeeper777 on 04-15-2007. moving on to cloning I am fortunate to have great peeps that are willing to donate a few females to me from time to time. They had some great smoke and so they planted a couple of seeds they found in the sac. They took clones from them andI am fortunate to be getting a couple. I do not have a home depo around me(yet) but i do have a lowes(they suck). I cant find rockwool cubes anywhere. I did however find some floral foam. I bought 3 huge bricks of it(it was $1.00 ) 9"X4" brick. Can I clone using floral Rating: 5

[postmandave]

why not use soil? or are you growing hydro?

[Gatekeeper777]

I am a soil grower. i would like to try hydro but am told its a bitch and very time consuming. i spend about 10-15 min a day with my lil girls.
so i grow in organic soil.

[postmandave]

I dont know about the floral brick cuase never heard of it in the uk .Is it the stuff that flower arrangets use?Any way why not just clone in organic soil i have done this many times ,acually i never started using my current method (50/50 mix) until this grow .I had great results cloning in soil.the postman.

[Gatekeeper777]

yes its the stuff that the florist uses to put the cut flowers in to make the arangements.
its a porus foam.