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05-03-2006, 09:56 PM #1
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Cloning issues
Are these 45 watts, consumed?
Originally Posted by Jerrodg
The fluorescent, is it big? Or is it like, "comparable to a 45watt incandescent"?
I would believe that's too much ligth... use a small bulb... or just one of them...
In my super-limited experience, clones need little light... or (IMO) they go crazy using the light to "grow"... instead of growing roots....
When I did my clones, I had a 8watt CFL (consumed 8 watts), about 2 feet away... maybe 3 feet. And it worked... nicely.
Don't take this as gospel, but that's just what my stoner head would tell you...
Try out less light... hmmm....
I'm growing White Widow too dude!
Originally Posted by Jerrodg
Nice. As you say, I've also found the plants extremely easy to grow... I think. Yeah. Nice :thumbsup:
Let us know how it goes please!
(and, for server hard disk space conservation)
gK will ask you for pictures... so... any pics possible?
Best,
-turtle420
.turtle420 Reviewed by turtle420 on . Cloning issues Ok, I've read the FAQ's and searched, time to ask my question. I seem to be following the steps for cloning correctly, but am having limited success. I took 5 clones the first time, and had one survive, and took 9 this last time and only had one survive. I am clipping a growing shoot below the 2nd set of leaves, then putting the cut stalk under water and cut it again at a 45 degree angle. I dip the stalk in a rooting hormone, and put it in a medium (kinda like rockwool, don't remember the Rating: 5
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