Bubble cloner time table?

[MichiganAero]

So, i've had my Big Bud fems in the bubble cloner for a while now, and they have some pretty sweet roots coming out of em.

This is my first time using such a method, and was just wondering on a time table? When should i pull them out and plant them in hydroton (ebb and flow system)?

I've attached some pics from my macbook cam... i was too lazy to get the real one outta my car.. hope this helps!

:smokin:

MichiganAero Reviewed by MichiganAero on 02-19-2009. Bubble cloner time table? So, i've had my Big Bud fems in the bubble cloner for a while now, and they have some pretty sweet roots coming out of em. This is my first time using such a method, and was just wondering on a time table? When should i pull them out and plant them in hydroton (ebb and flow system)? I've attached some pics from my macbook cam... i was too lazy to get the real one outta my car.. hope this helps! :smokin: Rating: 5

[socialistpete]

Any time after rooting, mostly a growers preference.

[macro]

the pictures are kind of fuzzy but you didn't take them from a flowering mother did you?

[SpaceNeedle]

So, i've had my Big Bud fems in the bubble cloner for a while now, and they have some pretty sweet roots coming out of em.

This is my first time using such a method, and was just wondering on a time table? When should i pull them out and plant them in hydroton (ebb and flow system)?

I've attached some pics from my macbook cam... i was too lazy to get the real one outta my car.. hope this helps!

:smokin:

You can plant them in hydroton using ebb and flow. You will want to make sure that the roots go down far enough so the hit the nutes when it's feeding time. What you might do is just fill the pot about half full when planted otherwise you might bury the tiny critters. Another thing to remember in my case, that E&F comes on every 4 hrs for 15 minutes. If you have some fresh clones in there that are not too well established, they may not last a full 4 hrs between feeding, and you might have to feed them by hand the first couple of days. Also, use the perimeter of your light, don't put them 15" under a 1000 Watt light.... just let them 'ease' their way to that sort of thing. Good Luck!