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Here are two shots of what I'm trying to clone. You can see they aren't what I would call mature stems, but smaller lower stems on my ladies on another thread. They're not what I'd call perky, but they are rooting. the larger leaves are keeping it going that's why they are yellowing. As they yellow, I remove them. This is week two beginning today. I don't know if you can see the new growth or the smaller growth areas that are alive and kicking!!! Once they take, they will be bushes!!! imp:
Just to update on the clones progress, a lot of the larger leaves have yellowed, and some of the smaller ones have yellowed. They are looking a little a little ragged, but hopefully they will make it. No different really then how their mother's were started. there was a lot of growth on most of the clones, and that may be part of why they are getting a little ragged. I backed them away from the light a bit, and see how the next few days go. I looked at a couple, and there are small root hairs developing. Next time, I may rig up a humidity dome when I try to clone cuttings with a lot of small foliage. :smokin:
gypski Reviewed by gypski on . Took some clones tonight. Took 6 clones off my plant. My main intention was to clone for sex, but I figured I would just do that with one, and potentially keep the other 5 if it turns out fem. If its a male, I can concentrate on my other 3 seedlings that just sprouted. Ill try to get some pics up tomorrow, my digi cam is out of batteries right now. If youve seen my grow log..thats the plant I cloned. Tips, advice, etc. is totally encouraged, and well appreciated! I need all the input I can get. Thanks everyone! Rating: 5