Cloning is easy if youre a soil grower, throw all that extra shit away, get rooting powder, cut the clone the right way and water it the right way. Stick it right in the soil, ask Matt water and too much of it is going to slow the roots from forming. Press the soil around the stem and add a few drops of water, if the cutting droops, add a few more drops of water. Im going to try to describe the appearance of the soil during watering in the first week. The soil should be dry on the outside edge of the beer cup the first few days, and then switch to watering the outer edge of the cup at the end of the first week. Put the clone where the temps are warm and in 7 to 10 days youll find yourself with new roots and in 14 days new growth above ground. Im telling you this will work and your success rate is going to be 90% or better.
Dos and Donts, first the donts, no feeding, no soaking, no cuttings that are already too big, no trimming the leaves in half, no other additives, no mister, and no extra unnecessary water. The dos, take small cuttings leaving as many possibly ends for root development, taper ends and split them ¼ inch, use powder, stick in dry soil, add as little water as possible to keep from drooping.
Now if you have her wet and she still drapes over then the soil is not tight around the stem, just give her the finger and put it in tight. Before you know it youll see her bush.
Try this and post pics for me would ya so others can see how its done, I dont have any pictures that I can upload or I would. The only bad thing about this method is the $2 for the powder, the 90% plus success rate and all the extra clones you will have to give away or kill because of the lack of room in your tent.
