Cloning

[stone_sensation]

I am wanting to clone in soil. In the FAQs there is only a bubble grower/aerothingymajig.

I have superthrive, clonex, root powder and ferts.

How do I clone them in soil, would it be better for me to buy some rock wool cubes?

stone_sensation Reviewed by stone_sensation on 06-07-2007. Cloning I am wanting to clone in soil. In the FAQs there is only a bubble grower/aerothingymajig. I have superthrive, clonex, root powder and ferts. How do I clone them in soil, would it be better for me to buy some rock wool cubes? Rating: 5

[orangeman]

What you would do is buy rockwool cubes and take your cuttings, dip them in your cloning solution and keep them on a surface under a humidity dome until the roots are coming out of the cubes enough for them to be just watered in soil, then you can bury them in your soil .

[stone_sensation]

Ok so my cloning solution is clonex and root powder? And could I build my own humidity dome?

[orangeman]

Well yeah, and I don't know about using gel and powder. I guess that could work but I'd just use one and stick to it. I hear Clonex is a very good product for clones. Just look for a Propagation Tray with a humidity dome.

[stone_sensation]

I bought 35 rockwool cubes in a propagation tray. Now i need to find a humidity dome. I didn't know that the cubes go straight into soil lol do they degrade?

[stone_sensation]

Also is a humidity dome just a big transparent plastic case ontop of a black tray? Because I'm sure I could make that myself?

[xxxhazexxx]

go to b+q and buy a probagator a heated on


only use the clonex gel hold each clone in it for 15 seconds then place in pre soaked rookwool cube mist and put in probagator

[stone_sensation]

how much are propagators?

[stone_sensation]

I just looked on b&q and it says £50 i really can't afford that. Could I get a black tray and put a transparent dome on top? like the ones they use in kitchens?

[stone_sensation]

oooooo theres non electric ones for £12 I will have to invest in that soon