Quote Originally Posted by redman71
I took my first set of clones today from my 8 day flowering females. I put these clones under (2) 40W CFLS from lowes that are especially for plants, and aquarium life. They were a couple bucks more, but said had a really good blue and red range....we shall see, gonna try the 24hr bit on these and see. I swirlled them in Earth Juice Catalyst before putting them in their new little home of all organic soil, no ferts...

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Looking good! I generally say 7 days into flowering at the most, otherwise they can take a lot longer to revert back to veg. You should be fine with 8 days. Especially if they arent developing buds yet, just pistils. One thing though, I would definitely go with 18/6. While rooted plants may be able to take 24 hour, that constant heat and light isnt perfect for clones. They need time to rest. Dont be discouraged if they take a long time to root, clones can be in shock for quite a while, especially when going from flowering, but as long as they look healthy they will eventually root.

Here is another tip. If for some reason your clones fail, before you throw them away, throw them in water. They will perk right back up after a day or 2, even when they seem DEAD. Leave em in water until they show bumps or get them healthy again and then put them back into your medium and try again. I have done this not twice but three times once...and the thing finally rooted and turned into a great mother! I was hesitant to clone it but it didnt have any affect, was great.
Racerx Reviewed by Racerx on . 6 of 8! Sweet....... Well I got lucky, they started pulling their pants down and letting me see, I got real lucky in that 6 of the 8 ended up showing me their beautiful white hairs! Check em out....any tips now? Rating: 5