i had 2 clone

stifflerza

Member
i have to clone now if i plant the clone in the soil and water it with a lil hydrogen peroxide mixed in water then give it support with twists and sticks and a makeshift dome will it grow OK?????????
 

thalboy

Active Member
I can't figure out what you are trying to say. Do you have a rooted clone or are you trying to take a clone?
 

thalboy

Active Member
Not with that method. You can build some badass cloners for less than $20. The cheapest are water cloning, wick cloners, and bubble cloners. Make sure it is't getting very strong light or you'll promote veg growth instead of root growth.
 

mygirls

Medical Marijuana (MOD)
Not with that method. You can build some badass cloners for less than $20. The cheapest are water cloning, wick cloners, and bubble cloners. Make sure it is't getting very strong light or you'll promote veg growth instead of root growth.
not true with the light. i put mine under 800wtts of light to root and they root b4 they grow.. be4 a plant grows it has to establish a root structure first...
 

stifflerza

Member
thanks for the confidence i think if i keep checking on them and the start to see them straighten out it will be fine
 

thalboy

Active Member
not true with the light. i put mine under 800wtts of light to root and they root b4 they grow.. be4 a plant grows it has to establish a root structure first...
I'm glad your method works for you, but it doesn't for me. Plants will keep on trying to grow without roots too. The yellowing your seeing is probably the plant showing a nitrogen deficiency from trying to grow without those roots.

I'm glad you've found a method that works for you.
 

mygirls

Medical Marijuana (MOD)
I'm glad your method works for you, but it doesn't for me. Plants will keep on trying to grow without roots too. The yellowing your seeing is probably the plant showing a nitrogen deficiency from trying to grow without those roots.

I'm glad you've found a method that works for you.
i know what the yellowing is, thats all normal.. i have yet to see a plant gow in vertical hight with no roots..
 
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