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09-02-2006, 04:26 PM #1Member
needing clone help?????? (what to do....)
I saw the pics dust but it should be noted rockwool and dirt act a bit different.
Just like Dusto2k3 implied clones with yellowing leaves are often a sign they have sprouted roots. With some cuts I have seen roots in as little as 6 days, but with others I have waited over a month before seeing roots.
I hope they are being covered by some sort of humid-dome yes?
Also I noticed when cloning in dirt cuttings take slightly longer to root. As long as they are alive just give them love they should take. On a positive note, dirt rooted clones will be less susceptible to nutrient deficiencies.
FYI I too have cloned just one leaf and got it to root! So that is what I had for a while, one big fat leaf with a huge root structure.mendokid Reviewed by mendokid on . needing clone help?????? (what to do....) okay heres my dilemma, i had started some plants in my room (around 6.25.06) and they did good for about 4 weeks. Then some shit came down and i had to move my grow out doors. well i have 2 plants outside that are about 52 inches and are flowering and i can see that its a girl (pistils visible)....Although they are growing very fast and starting to be possibly visible (its outgrowing a fence behind a someones house) . So i would like to clone it so if it gets stolen or killed ill still have Rating: 5
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