Pplz. Been readin and readin on here but do ya know it took me goin thru 5 threads just to find correct pH for cloning because search engine can't handle that.

I have my new cloner running and pH bal'd water (3gals rez) sittin at 78F and ready to take first set of clone cuttings.

All my raspberry and blueberry cuttings are fine and praise be I got two 7 month old bag seed girls begging to blow me for a wicked 12/12 manage a trois rendezvous. I pay tribute to this website for all earlier critical advice that was needed.

Loud siren here.

So I am about to snip out some cloning candidates but have been freaking on the "leave only a couple of leaves" advice. Fuck me or envy me but each and all my secondary growth on these two 7 month old ladies just about has 5 to 7 nodes. And where I am screwed is that this species was bred for very stumpy, or, in othre words, very tight nodes.

My question is ---- lol ----- primarily based on the time-delay, bud-site tradeoff ---- I guess.

Is it weird or normal that the secondary growth (bud sites) shows no 3rd leaf arrays by which to take cuttings?

Many bows of humble respect to everyone's time on such a minor detail.

Please and thanks so much in advance.
raybuzz Reviewed by raybuzz on . Trimmin clones when moms 2ndary growth is too tight, nay, knarly. Pplz. Been readin and readin on here but do ya know it took me goin thru 5 threads just to find correct pH for cloning because search engine can't handle that. I have my new cloner running and pH bal'd water (3gals rez) sittin at 78F and ready to take first set of clone cuttings. All my raspberry and blueberry cuttings are fine and praise be I got two 7 month old bag seed girls begging to blow me for a wicked 12/12 manage a trois rendezvous. I pay tribute to this website for all earlier Rating: 5