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12-11-2008, 07:24 PM #1Senior Member
cloning with a humidty dome
WHOA! Steer clear of the water softener! It took me 6 months to figure out that our water softener was killing my plants when we moved. You don't want salt in your water your plants use. After that it took me another 2 months to learn that my well water even without the softener was to high in Ca and Mg and was ovwerloading my plants, it was pitiful. I can't affords a Reverse Osmosis system so I have to collect snow them melt it in my garage. That's alot of labor for close to 50 plants needing to be watereds every 2 days by hands while pregnant.
Chronic Chrissy Reviewed by Chronic Chrissy on . cloning with a humidty dome i've been reading up on this method of cloning and im intersted in trying it. i have never cloned before but think i have the basic idea, but i have a few questions. i am planning on using rapid rooters, dip and grow, tray and humidity dome. when i put the cuttings into the rr's do the rr's need to be watered or do i just mist the tray and dome? how often should i mist the the tray and dome? should the water i use for misting need any special additive? how long should the cuttings stay in the Rating: 5
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