Cloning Method - Vid Inside

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SOUTHBUDS

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• Oct 13, 2009

• #1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkNN6Ar5pYo&feature=related

Its in spanish, but pretty self explanatory.

Havent seen anyone recomending this or talking about it. Is it a good way to go as opposed to cutting it?

Let me know what you think!

 

super2200

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• Oct 13, 2009

• #2

SOUTHBUDS said:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkNN6Ar5pYo&feature=related

Its in spanish, but pretty self explanatory.

Havent seen anyone recomending this or talking about it. Is it a good way to go as opposed to cutting it?

Let me know what you think!

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Thats actually pretty wild, no matter what your good. If it does not root it will most likely generate lot of growth like pinching.

 

Ledhed

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• Oct 13, 2009

• #3

May have to try that next time. Interesting, to say the least.

 

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SOUTHBUDS

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• Oct 13, 2009

• #4

super2200 said:

Thats actually pretty wild, no matter what your good. If it does not root it will most likely generate lot of growth like pinching.

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Would a bunch of branches grow where you scrape the stem? like a bunch of tops? or just 1 on each side? (like opposing and alternating branches)

 

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newyorker

Active Member

• Oct 13, 2009

• #5

wow that was preety interesting..anyone every try that?? what were the results...is that faster root production..than rooting the actuall cut stem??

 

bensencox

Active Member

• Oct 13, 2009

• #6

im going to try that this season anyone speak spanish how long do you leave it on there for a couple of weeks?

 

The Warlord

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• Oct 13, 2009

• #7

This type of cloning is commonly called "air layering" in the nursery buisiness or is very similar to that technique. It very common to clone trees and shrubs this way. i've thought of trying it with MJ but havent got around to it before. A search on air layering should bring up a lot of info.

Edit: google search turned up this thread:https://www.rollitup.org/advanced-marijuana-cultivation/95996-air-layering-vs-cloning-any.html

 

That 5hit

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• Oct 13, 2009

• #8

this has gat to be the most interisting way to clone ever
and it looks flawless
WOW- making roots on a clone before you even cut it from the mother
can anyone translate to english
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SOUTHBUDS

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• Oct 13, 2009

• #9

vid says pick branch, trim leaves, scrape stem, appl clonex, keep area mosit and dark 10 days, apply rockwool, apply foil, keep plnt well watered and high humidity. 2 weeks later you have roots. avoids stress to clone and grows b4 being cut. You were right its called air layering!

choppy translation but the vid goes pretty fast and my spanish isnt as good as it used to be, shame cuz its my first language!

 

GreedAndVanity

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• Oct 13, 2009

• #10

Yeah ten days is ten days. I can get roots in seven and have growth resuming by ten anyways. Air layering is great for things that are actually hard to root.

 

That 5hit

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• Oct 13, 2009

• #11

yeah it doest look like a good idea for large grow ops
but for 1 or 2 cuttings great
look like 100% success rate

 

MRsteverson

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• Oct 13, 2009

• #12

SOUTHBUDS said:

vid says pick branch, trim leaves, scrape stem, appl clonex, keep area mosit and dark 10 days, apply rockwool, apply foil, keep plnt well watered and high humidity. 2 weeks later you have roots. avoids stress to clone and grows b4 being cut. You were right its called air layering!

choppy translation but the vid goes pretty fast and my spanish isnt as good as it used to be, shame cuz its my first language!

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two weeks to root! yikes! with my aeroponic or fogponic bucket i made i can get roots in 7 days and flower at 14