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growwwww

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Keep them moist with high humidity and they should eventually root.

Its not the best way of doing things but if they are healthy im sure it willturn out fine.
 

chronic32

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Keep them moist with high humidity and they should eventually root.

Its not the best way of doing things but if they are healthy im sure it willturn out fine.

THANXS M8 HOW LONG SHOULD I HAVE THE LIGHT ON THEM FOR AND WHAT WATT LIGHT SHOULD I USE FOR THEM? :confused:
 
I often grow clones directly in soil. I'm pretty much a lazy slacker and it's just easy. I often use plastic 'go' cups from my local bar, fill them with soil, poke holes poked in the bottom for drainage, insert my clone and let 'er rip. I cover them with a clear(ish) plastic dixie cup as a humidity cover.
In my configuration, I find this to be the easiest method.

Best 'o luck!
 
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