Are my clones good?

arnoldelis · Feb 4, 2013

so i made some clones today from my fucked up plant. so the mother plant was dying so i decided to chop it up and turn it in to clones. so here are the photos of the clones i made today let me know if there good. ill also post a photo of my plant before the leaves were completely drooped out and in about 15 hours they turned perfect. others i planted about 15 hours later so there still abit droopy.

and 15 hours later

by the way i dont care bout the clones in the red container so i put them in to the same one . the one in the right corner is topped so is the one on the left. :hump:

Silicity · Feb 4, 2013

Dont manipulate the plant anymore after taking clones, they are shocked already and topping them could cause some complications.

arnoldelis · Feb 4, 2013

Silicity said:
Dont manipulate the plant anymore after taking clones, they are shocked already and topping them could cause some complications.

There already topped since before I took cut them

bmeat · Feb 5, 2013

get a lot of the branch in the soil.

use root hormone on the part of the branch that goes in the soil.

if you can find a willow tree, take the thin twigs that are hanging. cut them up, put them in a cup and then pour piping hot water over them, like youre making tea. let it sit for 24hrs, and then water with the acid/hormone.

arnoldelis · Feb 5, 2013

bmeat said:
get a lot of the branch in the soil.

use root hormone on the part of the branch that goes in the soil.

if you can find a willow tree, take the thin twigs that are hanging. cut them up, put them in a cup and then pour piping hot water over them, like youre making tea. let it sit for 24hrs, and then water with the acid/hormone.

I used root hormone

cobra28widow · Feb 5, 2013

bmeat said:
get a lot of the branch in the soil.

use root hormone on the part of the branch that goes in the soil.

if you can find a willow tree, take the thin twigs that are hanging. cut them up, put them in a cup and then pour piping hot water over them, like youre making tea. let it sit for 24hrs, and then water with the acid/hormone.

yeah like somebody is just gonna walk around their neighborhood until they find a damn willow tree lol like they wont root in plain water... and yesterday you were asking how far down to plant clones in dirt because you only planted your clone 1/2 deep in soil... so stop giving advice.

Nitro1990 · Feb 5, 2013

you need to put them in a humidity dome and leave them in there for 2 weeks the one in the red pot looks like its not going to make it

bmeat · Feb 5, 2013

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cobra28widow said:
yeah like somebody is just gonna walk around their neighborhood until they find a damn willow tree lol like they wont root in plain water... and yesterday you were asking how far down to plant clones in dirt because you only planted your clone 1/2 deep in soil... so stop giving advice.

local park should have willow. i was asking if its better to sacrifice veg to get more stalk in ground. i know more stalk = more root sights

Nitro1990 · Feb 5, 2013

never i repeat never use anything that is not sterile/new on a cutting!!! you are just opening your cuttings up to all kinds of infections and crap

bmeat said:
a local park should have willow. i was asking if its better to sacrifice veg to get more stalk in ground. i know more stalk = more root sights

go read some books and learn the basics and you wont need to ask anything

Blackhawk149 · Feb 5, 2013

sorry to say this but you shouldn't be using the clear container, roots don't like light.

Nitro1990 · Feb 5, 2013

OP something as simple as that would make you clones

*BUDS · Feb 5, 2013

if you can find a willow tree, take the thin twigs that are hanging. cut them up, put them in a cup and then pour piping hot water over them, like youre making tea. let it sit for 24hrs, and then water with the acid/hormone.

Bro i think you have been drinking too much acid yourself.

*BUDS · Feb 5, 2013

Are my clones good?

No they are ordinary at best. When you use a sick mum with issues you get poor clones that have issues to.

arnoldelis · Feb 5, 2013

*BUDS said:
No they are ordinary at best. When you use a sick mum with issues you get poor clones that have issues to.

Thing is it wasn't sick she was just very tall and had almost no leaves or bushing out because when I started I only used 1 cfl but now I have hps

arnoldelis · Feb 5, 2013

Blackhawk149 said:
sorry to say this but you shouldn't be using the clear container, roots don't like light.

There all in non clear containers its just that the main box is clear for light

arnoldelis · Feb 5, 2013

Nitro1990 said:
you need to put them in a humidity dome and leave them in there for 2 weeks the one in the red pot looks like its not going to make it

OK and there in a plastic box so there is humidity build up at the top and the sides

Nitro1990 · Feb 5, 2013

how big is the box? because the bigger it is the harder it is to keep the cuttings warm and humid unless you give it a heat mat

arnoldelis · Feb 5, 2013

its decently big but my temps r at 25 degrees and my humidity is at 65%

Frisko · Feb 9, 2013

Yes but the one in the top needs some serious nitrogen or something.

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