a good sign!

[devilvenom]

after 3 weeks, under some t5 and a heating pad. i had it on 24 lighting just cuz i was to lazy to set up the timer. it's been on 18/6 for the last four days and it seemed to really speed up. i've read that they usually root in faster that way. out a tray of 50 i've lost 7 so far. i added superthrive to the water, and would spray the leaves down regularly. at first i would leave the tray full of water then my friend told me that it was better to just soak them and pour out any excess water, cuz the water would stay to hot. he has actually seen roots grow the opposite way.

whats the fastest anyone has had there clones root in? is it possible to get them well rooted under 10 days?

devilvenom Reviewed by devilvenom on 12-27-2007. a good sign! after 3 weeks, under some t5 and a heating pad. i had it on 24 lighting just cuz i was to lazy to set up the timer. it's been on 18/6 for the last four days and it seemed to really speed up. i've read that they usually root in faster that way. out a tray of 50 i've lost 7 so far. i added superthrive to the water, and would spray the leaves down regularly. at first i would leave the tray full of water then my friend told me that it was better to just soak them and pour out any excess water, cuz Rating: 5

[devilvenom]

sorry forgot to upload pic

[GaGrown]

7 to 10 days with a clone machine. areoponics method. I use the peat pellets and a flo light,not much after taking root,they go to the 400 HPS. Not a mistake. HPS is what I said.I only let them veg for about 3 to 4 weeks. My success rate is about 99 percent. It's been a long time since I've lost a clone with this procedure. Afterall..... It's all about Humidity really.

Ga Grown!

[aardvark445]

I can grow roots in my homemade aeroponic cloner in 5 days for most clones, though some tend to lag behind others a few days.