When do i transplant clones. Tiny roots

I made a decent cloner and it seems to be working. I can see small white roots starting to grow off the stems but there more like white bumps at this time. When is it a safe time to remove them from the cloner and start them in rockwool for my emilys garden. Do i need to see real roots and how long should they be.
They have been in the cloner for about 10 days now but they were clipped from flowering plants that were 10 days into flower cycle. Long story but my first clones died so i had to give it a go. Thanks

i would highly suggest you do not use rockwool or and other type of medium other than neoprene collars, they work awesome, let your roots grow, when they are about 3" long, then transplant. Use a rooting nute like rhizotonic, you'll get the roots you need in three-four days, guarranted

bobbyboy34 said:

i would highly suggest you do not use rockwool or and other type of medium other than neoprene collars, they work awesome, let your roots grow, when they are about 3" long, then transplant. Use a rooting nute like rhizotonic, you'll get the roots you need in three-four days, guarranted

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I am using neoprine collars for my cloner but when can i put them in mesh pots with the rockwool and clay pellets or should i just use clay pellets. i use the rockwool for support and surround it with the pellets? Would it be better to just surround the plant with pellets alone? Im using cloneX in the cloner but the roots look more like white fuzz than roots. Maybe they need a little longer in the cloner. Thanks

anyone have a link that shows were to get some neoprine collars or what they are. i am a newb so i would like to know.

Like2smoke said:

anyone have a link that shows were to get some neoprine collars or what they are. i am a newb so i would like to know.

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check out the link in my sig, the one that is the Sour Disel LED grow



as far as transplanting, i would recommend you leaving them in the collars once they get rooted, foro ne its way easier to manage, two aeroponics is the easiest most forgiving form of hydro.