need helkp cloning
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stupid
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Yep
You need
1. Sterilized razor(use a lighter)
2. Cup of ph6.5 water
3. Clone jell
4. Peat plugs or rock wool cubes
5. a plate
6. a propagator
7. heat mat
soak your plugs in water, or rock wool in rook wool soak( may need 24hr)
Cut as many clones as you want off your mother and put them directly into the cup of water.
Put some of the water on your plate so it will cover the stem when you lay it flat on the plate.
Make a 45drgree angle cut under water
quickly dip the cutting into your clone gel and put directly into your plug making sure the medium is in direct contact with the stem.
Place all cuttings in prop 100% air tight for the first 3 or 4 days. Make sure you open the prop a few times a day to give them air. ( spray with chi or whatever foilier spray you want)
After 4 days open the prop holes a bit to let in more air day by day.
2 weeks you will see roots coming out sides of plugs. Wait till you see a lot before you transplant.
You will see some yellowing. If you want to cut the leaf ends off you can, but you don't have to. Keep your heat mat on low all the way through.
jackinthebox
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If the plant is flowering, this is probably going to be very difficult, especially if you plan on continuing to flower it. First you need to get the clones a new pair of roots. To do this she is going to need, Light amounts of light ** Do not over due it, and especially do not use a incandescent bulb. Perferably pick up a CFL from the store and put it about 6-12 inches away.
Now that you have your light situation taken care of, the next concern is getting the plant water. Since it does have not have roots its going to be doing this through its leaves. You are going to want to create a little humidity dome. You can do this out of a 2 liter bottle, by cutting the bottom off of it, and sitting your plant right inside to create a little dome. You are going to want to mist your plant very often, but do not water much. You do not want muggy soil, you want it just moist. Like I said you want to be more focused on keeping the leafs moist and letting them absorb water from the air (high humidity)
The problem with this though, is that most people clone plants in veg state of growth which makes the plant a little more prone to root. Also I have not seen anyone root a clone while its flowering and continue to flower it, like you are trying to do. If you want to just try and revert it back to growth so that you have another plant that you could flower again later, that would work but it does take a bit of time, maybe more so then it would be worth.
Hope I could help mate. Just remember, low light, high humidity, moist, not soggy soil.
Now that you have your light situation taken care of, the next concern is getting the plant water. Since it does have not have roots its going to be doing this through its leaves. You are going to want to create a little humidity dome. You can do this out of a 2 liter bottle, by cutting the bottom off of it, and sitting your plant right inside to create a little dome. You are going to want to mist your plant very often, but do not water much. You do not want muggy soil, you want it just moist. Like I said you want to be more focused on keeping the leafs moist and letting them absorb water from the air (high humidity)
The problem with this though, is that most people clone plants in veg state of growth which makes the plant a little more prone to root. Also I have not seen anyone root a clone while its flowering and continue to flower it, like you are trying to do. If you want to just try and revert it back to growth so that you have another plant that you could flower again later, that would work but it does take a bit of time, maybe more so then it would be worth.
Hope I could help mate. Just remember, low light, high humidity, moist, not soggy soil.