How to clone. With alot of pictures very good Cloning Guide

This is for all of you hope this will help.










lol had some trouble at first but here it is

If you want another how to do list, say it in a reply and ill figure out if i can get one up.

thanks jorge

Enjoy! said:

This is for all of you hope this will help.

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WoW! Cool bro; thanks for the pictures. I've cloned & rooted 50+ cutlings, but I never understood what people meant by the cutting a "slit" at the bottom of the stem. Thank you for the illustration +ReP

mr.smileyface said:

thanks jorge

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if you read at the top it says from his book, i steal no ones information and say its mine im just making it available for everyone.

nice guide i was just thinking about trying to clone my plant +rep

no problem, happy to help thanks for the + rep.
hope your cloning works for you

Jorge Rocks.

that he does

Werd son!!!

yes that is so true

I bought that book last summer and read it back to back several times over a period of a week. TONS of information. I still go back and look things up from time to time. It answers about 75% of the questions we all asked when we started out.

It should be required reading prior to posting to this site.

BUMP just so it can stay alive

dude this is very good guide on cloning, especially with pics

Great clone thread bump bump

So i know you said plants need to be at least two months old to clone, I have an affy, it's two months now but really short, under a foot, the nodes are really really close together, I wanna clone this plant but am uncertain where to cut and if I can do it when its this small, at the bottom there are a couple really small branches that are definitely not gettin the light needed, can I cut these off and clone em? Here she is.........


She's really bush and short



These are the tiny branches on the bottom I wanna try and clone





you can see one stickin out to the right here

I've been told its good when the plant is bushy like this but, how to clone it?

Also, i know they look a bit sickly, the clones where busted when i first got em and have been nursing them back to health for the past month, they are doin much better, the pics don't do them justice, but thats why you see yellow undergrowth, all the new leaves are beautiful green!

Thanks Dude

Start from the growing tip of any branch go down below at least one node and snip. You can do this any place on the plant you like, main stem, branches, side branches etc. You just have to make sure you have at least 1 complete node as well as the growing tip. I've found larger clones usually root faster, but there may come a size that is too big.

the problem is the nodes are literally less than an eight of an inch apart, how much stem is needed for it to root properly. if I was to cut a piece off that was 1" in length it would have between 5- 8 nodes, so do I just clip the leaves of the bottom 4-7 and just leave the top, or is there a certain distance that the stem needs to go into for it to root effectively, sorry for all the questions, obviously im new to it! Thanks

You know..

I did my first cloning about three weeks ago. I really didn't do half the stuff talked about in the article, but it still turned out great. Did I experience growth as quickly? No. But so what? I still have female clones.

Sometimes when we have maximum information it over complicates the basics.

Don't get me wrong, it's great information...and if you want to be an "expert" cloner; this article will help you get there--no doubt.

But if you are just a hobbyist (like myself), there is no need to get all the heat pads and other toys.

Cut...dip...plant and dome. Mist and keep humidity up.

That's all there is to it. (Although gentics plays a role)

sweet thanx man, btw thats a wicked tatty!