cloning, i got roots!!!!

bongmarley7

bongmarley7

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Hey guys its been 7 days since the clones have been in the ez cloner. Added olivias to res. On day 5 and day 6 they shot out and today they look sooo good...the roots are coming in well, but advice on the cutting or cleaning up the leaves would be nice. Heres a picture. My question is should i take off the bigger leaves or just leave them be. Thx
 

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Bigz2277

Bigz2277

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nicely done mate. dont take off those bigger leaves just cut it in half. so the plant has less to support while it grows roots.
good job though man.
 
bongmarley7

bongmarley7

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Well i did three seperate test in my cloner. Twenty dipped in olivias. Twenty. Dipped in clonex. And twenty dipped in ez clone (ez cloners soultion) honestly i cant tell significant difference between any of them friend! Although once i got the temp stabalized to 70 they seemed to enjoy that. At day 5 no roots, so i added olivias to the res. Day 6n7 theyre exploding!!! Nutes for veg and flower. I use roots organics entire line!
 
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MrMeanGreen

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dont cut anything else, just get the humidity dome back on and they will be fine. You only need to cut leaves if the cutting cant hold the weight of all the leaf. close the vents on your dome and leave em.
 
bongmarley7

bongmarley7

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ez cloners dont require a dome, being that all the water, humidity, etc, is below in the res. focusing only on the roots. cut them yesterday and they all looks great today, even better than the day before! its cool because i can literally watch the roots grow hour by hour lol
 
ASMALLVOICE

ASMALLVOICE

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Congrats M8,

Looking good, I cannot wait till I get my first shot at cloning. I think I have watched, read and dreamed of every damn thing that has to do with cloning...lol

Peace

Asmallvoice
 
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MrMeanGreen

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bongmarley7 said:
ez cloners dont require a dome, being that all the water, humidity, etc, is below in the res. focusing only on the roots. cut them yesterday and they all looks great today, even better than the day before! its cool because i can literally watch the roots grow hour by hour lol
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My bad, I used to use an aero cloner but it had a dome. Your fresh cuttings do not have the ability to absorb water through stems like they can through the leaves under humid conditions. Just sayin, thats why look so sad and droopy. Stick a dome on there for a few hours and they will stand up strong and proud.
 
bongmarley7

bongmarley7

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ok i will give it a shot and see what happens! also could i give it a little top spray with a olivia/water mixture or would that be too much
 
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MrMeanGreen

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bongmarley7 said:
ok i will give it a shot and see what happens! also could i give it a little top spray with a olivia/water mixture or would that be too much
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Dont spray the clones, water is to heavy for them just now. Spray the inside of the dome to aid the humidity buildup. And only use plain water.
 
bongmarley7

bongmarley7

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Ok everyone! here is an update! i am day 13 and have very nice fuzzy roots! ive lost 3 out of 100 clones so i think my ratio has been well so far =) the tops are shooting up too should i clip any leaves off or leave it be! 2012-11-12_08-24-06_918.jpg2012-11-12_08-37-46_485.jpg2012-11-12_08-23-33_242.jpg2012-11-12_14-10-04_641.jpg2012-11-12_14-23-41_464.jpg2012-11-12_08-24-13_487.jpg the picture of the dirt. is the supersoil i mixed up and put in trash cans to cook for the next 6 weeks. i am very excited to grow in the supersoil!
 
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