Will my clones survive?

shawnery

shawnery

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Mj19975 said:
No I wasn’t should I have been?
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Yes. Especially with a closed bottle. Water only has so much Disolved Oxygen and is an important factor in plant and root health. You should be changing the water every 3 days or so to be safe. You also want the bottle to be light proof and especially so once roots show.
 
Mj19975

Mj19975

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shawnery said:
Yes. Especially with a closed bottle. Water only has so much Disolved Oxygen and is an important factor in plant and root health. You should be changing the water every 3 days or so to be safe. You also want the bottle to be light proof and especially so once roots show.
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Ahh ok no wonder it took so long for the clones to root. Gotcha.. how do I proof the water bottle? I’m thinking some Duck tape
 
shawnery

shawnery

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Atleast two layers of duct tape if not three and that is from personal experience. Hold bnb it up to the light backwards and you will see what I mean.
 
HydroRed

HydroRed

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The water bottle already served its purpose of just getting roots. Plant that in some dirt in a pot or a solo cup like the others.
EDIT: I just noticed that what I thought were roots, arent roots. I'd still toss it in some dirt. You have as good of chances of it rooting in there than you would that bottle.
 
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Mj19975

Mj19975

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HydroRed said:
The water bottle already served its purpose of just getting roots. Plant that in some dirt in a pot or a solo cup like the others.
EDIT: I just noticed that what I thought were roots, arent roots. I'd still toss it in some dirt. You have as good of chances of it rooting in there than you would that bottle.
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I already planted them.. they looked like roots too me but we’ll just have to see
 
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