well if my theory is corect it shouldnt take more then 2 days to root without any aid if it works will allow a couple of clones per plant but open up alot more ways and new styles that are not so time consuming but essently its use a bottem branch and take a branch off but instead of a 45 degree cut its a down cut and a very small size of root comes off as opposed to cut and stick method and im currently attempting it if i would of known this last night when i took clones i could of done this more safely
soil but i messed up and now i have 3 clones of my blackwidow i have tons of seeds so ill just try agian when my current come in and yes like that im using lst during the first 3 weeks of sprouting then will try agian on a skunk seed no loss if it dies always have more seeds
like this
i tried it on another plant and it seems to be working ill post a pic in the morning if its still alive i really hope this works because it would make my work so much easier lol
yes i have done it and its still alive
but im not talking full length on most im talking like an inch cut is all for most and i know this is touchy but must learn by trial and error i will work on better ways for sure because this sucked feel like a surgeon lol
air layer ? explain this seems somthing i tried in an earlier expermint is it soil in the bag around the branch if so this is much easier when done right well not easier less time consuming but you have peaked my curiosirty how to air layer? how long does it take to root with air layer?
yes but i want to try it an another plant lol i was scared i was gonna kill mine ill use an outdoor plant this time lolSo are you gonna posts pics of where you cut, how yiu cut, and prep and everything? I don't think I would ever try it. But, I and many others on RIU would love to have this as a reference shall we ever want to try is for ourselves. Especially if its successful
I have seen this, but haven't seen anyone who did it or was successful. How long is it taking you to see roots in the baggy? Are you using peat moss? I bet coco coir would work well, ain't that what its called!
i am really thrilled right now and high yay this is so cool
but with the lack of roots on one side i have to trim some of the leaves and its not about the same as a new rooted clone but does no require a humidity dome still ill be making a video on how to do a vertical clone here soon when one of my regluar clones root well enough ( 3 weeks ) and ill post a full thread on here on this style
