cloneing help

[detroitfish]

cloneing when useing rockwool do you push your clone into the rockwool when it hits bottom or just till it touches bottom of the pre drilled whole in the rockwool?

detroitfish Reviewed by detroitfish on 02-05-2009. cloneing help cloneing when useing rockwool do you push your clone into the rockwool when it hits bottom or just till it touches bottom of the pre drilled whole in the rockwool? Rating: 5

[detroitfish]

anyone dont be shy :twocents:

[Farmer Rich]

My pal pushes them to the bottom of the rock wool cube. But I've also convinced him to start using rapid root cubes instead. Seems to be no algae, which can be a problem on rock wool.

Peace,

Farmer Rich

[Lit Up]

Bubble Cloner all the way.

[detroitfish]

asked about rockwool not bubble cloner lit up :fish:

[Lit Up]

Did you just mushroom stamp me with a fish?

I remember stinky saying that the holes in rockwool are too big and she usually cuts a slit on the bottom side with an exacto knife.

Maybe it wasn't rockwool but something else.....sorry I'm no help.

[detroitfish]

yeah got ya with a fish bro but i will try to make my own hole next time i just didnt know if you went just till it touches the end of the hole or if you push it into the rockwool on the bottom so i did both its been 8 days and no visible roots yet but they all look green and healthy still :wtf: ill take a pic here this afternoon after i charge some batteries:jointsmile:

[Lit Up]

Just threw some pics of my bitch up if you care to indulge yourself.

[Farmer Rich]

Dude, if they've only been there for 8 days.. be patient and let em' grow.

If you've been using straight water (ph'd).. you may want to try a very light dose of flowering nutes. Ph of either should be about 6.3

Peace,

Farmer Rich

[detroitfish]

i am im just wondering sbout it so i did it both ways now im waiting to see the results to post them here just wondering what you guys do is all :jointsmile: