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    #301
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    The "C" Crowd

    I never SEE anything on the leaves but now am thinking that a lot of the wilting is soggines. What EXACTLY does make the cuttings wilt? Too dry or too wet?

    I read your DD cloning. One of my issues is my plants stay so damn short during veg....it seems if I cut something I get an inch of stem or something to start with. I have some RR's I can try it with but again.....only flowering plants to take cuttingss from right now.

    Most of my stems go brown and mushy after a few days....fyi.....

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    #302
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    well stinky adressed it all i guess...lol, i dont keep clonex, i get a new bottle every time i do cuttings, maybe twice at the most. dont know opie...maybe thats why i do good with the gel?...havent tried a powder yet, clonex was always fine for me...
    :smokebong:
    whiskeytango

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    #303
    Senior Member

    The "C" Crowd

    Yes, great point about the Clonex......it never occurred to me at all. I believe its close to a year and a half old.....

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    #304
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    The "C" Crowd

    Quote Originally Posted by Weedhound
    I never SEE anything on the leaves but now am thinking that a lot of the wilting is soggines. What EXACTLY does make the cuttings wilt? Too dry or too wet?
    When a plant wilts, it is because water loss through transpiration is more rapid than water uptake through roots or even stomata.
    So the simple answer is: Too dry.
    But that does not address other reasons that the plant cannot uptake water. Simply saying 'too dry' only assumes the LOSS part is to blame, but the GAIN part is equally important. Blocked stomata are a double-edged sword... you can slow loss, but you also prevent gain. Rot in the stem, or crushed vascular tissue from a dull blade or scissors, also prevent water gain.

    Quote Originally Posted by Weedhound
    I read your DD cloning. One of my issues is my plants stay so damn short during veg....it seems if I cut something I get an inch of stem or something to start with.
    Cut more nodes then. You can take a dozen nodes, and strip half of them, on a plant that throws 1cm internodes!!!

    Quote Originally Posted by Weedhound
    Most of my stems go brown and mushy after a few days....fyi.....
    Your clonex has gone bad and you have rot. You need a fungicide, and you need to STERILIZE your bubbler before using it again, or use those awesome RR plugs that are inoculated at the factory with BENEFICIAL bacteria- I believe it's B. subtilis, like in Serenade. It might be thurengensis though, I'm not certain.

    I went through all this myself, tried all the methods- bubbler, EZCLone, perlite, peat pucks, rockwool, wick cloner, dipping in wiltpruf, spraying with everything imaginable, you name it- right down to the spoiled clonex, before listening to Rhizome and getting back to basics.

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    #305
    Senior Member

    The "C" Crowd

    Rhizome who?

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    #306
    Senior Member

    The "C" Crowd

    That's funny.

    I went through it all too. You have too much moisture in your dome and you are not letting your cuttings suck up moisture when you use a gel. You should be using a dome as little as possible for several reasons. It helps them harden to not have a dome. A dome increases chance of rot and mold and squishy stems. Then if you spray an antifungal in there, you are putting in more moisture. I suggested actual neoprene clone holders that have a slit in them to hold the clone. That would stop your solution from splashing up into your dome area.

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    #307
    Senior Member

    The "C" Crowd

    Ok.....Think I have it down.....Mr Hound got the Dip n Grow but forgot the powder so I'm going with that for now. The bubbler is being disinfected with 35% H202 as we speak. And speaking of....anyone used a touch of H202 in the bubbler along with the clonex solution?

    The gel went into the trash. The one "clone-ish" thing I had went into some dirt (well...actually Fox Farm soil with extra perlite (Rock....:wtf under some room light and if she does ok then great. I have some RR's so I'm going to try that route. I'm also going to spray the Anti Stress just on the top of the leaves vs dipping the cutting into them to see if that helps since both Stinky and Opie mentioned the stomata and I forgot about them buggers...

    Wish me (and them ) luck......

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    #308
    Senior Member

    The "C" Crowd

    Good Luck, Weedhound!

    I'm reading carefully as I'm not so adept at taking cuttings but I plan on doing some more trials in a few weeks.

    Shov

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    #309
    Senior Member

    The "C" Crowd

    Quote Originally Posted by Shovelhandle
    Good Luck, Weedhound!

    I'm reading carefully as I'm not so adept at taking cuttings but I plan on doing some more trials in a few weeks.

    Shov
    clones are hella easy bro :rastasmoke:

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    #310
    Senior Member

    The "C" Crowd

    Thanks Shov and Hennessey! I'll have a pic in a few...am running out of cuttings to play with but managed to get two. I'll get a photo.

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