Cheers dude! shame like but i had to both repot and take cuttings today cos its the only chance i had this week. Think it went well though.

couple more q's for ya!:

What should i do about large droplets of water forming on the leaves? should i dab them off with a peice of tissue or are they harmless?

Should i be watering the rooting cubes too? or is the misting INSTEAD of watering?

My clones leaves are quite shrivelled now, only 5 hours after cut is this normal?.. i cant help thinking ive gone wrong somewhere?

Would i need high temps for the cuttings? 27 degrees C like big plants? or do they just need room temp' like seeds? i just have them in a heated propagator which is just warmish, and its in a cold room...
smackhead1984 Reviewed by smackhead1984 on . cuttings in veg idea I know that some people take cuttings from plants in veg and then force the cuttings to flower so that they know the sex of the older vegging plants, but... i want more plants than i currently have so i would rather just keep my cuttings in veg (say one cutting from each plant so that my number of plants is doubled) without flowering them, and then when the original set of plants flower and have been sexed i can throw away the cuttings from any males. I was planning on labelling my original Rating: 5