Alright so here is my walk through....

picture #1 is a picture of my cloning trey, equipt with trey to catch water
Picture #2 is a picture of a cutting before i stripped the lower leaves
Picture #3 is a picture of the cutting striped
Picture #4 is a picture of me putting my clone in water to prepare for underwater cut.
Picture #5 is a picture of me cutting my plant at a 45 degree angle w/ a razor blade under water.
Picture #6 is a picture of me dipping my clone in to the Clonex gel.
picture #7 is a picture of me putting my clone in the clonning medium made of composted tree bark.
Picture #8 is a picture of me closing the hole on the growing medium w/ another piece of the medium.
Picture #9 is a picture of me misting the plants after putting on the plastic lid.
Picture #10 is a picture of my labeled clone box.
Picture #11 is a picture of my clone box in the clone room
Picture #12 is a white widdow mother
santacruz_organic Reviewed by santacruz_organic on . SSH UPDATE (PICS) I got some good news, my plants are out of shock and growing rapidly. I started my clones, after they rooted, on Oct. 1 and for the first week and a half i had no growth due to shock. this probably happened due to over lighting (from cfl's to 2 1000w) or from nutrient burn. at first i was worried but then i realized i was just an impatient stoner. now my plants are growing almost an inch a day and have A LOT of node regions. It is my first time using HID lights and they are working better then Rating: 5