cloning

[godzbudz]

has ne1got ne advice on making clones? ive taken two already done wot it sed on the rooting powder container(sum stuff called strike in a yellow tub) and planted them straight in2soil and placed under flouro's. is there nething else i need2know or do?

godzbudz Reviewed by godzbudz on 02-24-2004. cloning has ne1got ne advice on making clones? ive taken two already done wot it sed on the rooting powder container(sum stuff called strike in a yellow tub) and planted them straight in2soil and placed under flouro's. is there nething else i need2know or do? Rating: 5

[MrGreenJeans]

has ne1got ne advice on making clones? ive taken two already done wot it sed on the rooting powder container(sum stuff called strike in a yellow tub) and planted them straight in2soil and placed under flouro's. is there nething else i need2know or do?

I do! For starters, I prefer 1" rockwool cubes. I have much success these both ways: Using Olivia's Cloning Solution and Gel (not the powder), 95% success rate. Recently out of laziness, I just moistened the cube in water, cut the clone at a STEEP angle and insert it in the cube. Mind you that I use a well sealed incubator (mini greenhouse), and 10 - 15 days later I have 1" roots coming out the bottom. That's it Brother.
MrGreenJeans.

[godzbudz]

cheers4the reply man, one of em died but the other is looking ok, i was plannin on borrowing sum of those gel cubes from work(diy+garden store)but then they started doin searches on all staff when they leve cuz a few boxes of plant food and floro bulbs dissapeared. ill definately get sum of the gel in future tho cuz the powder shits just messy and difficult2use