From : Weed Farmer
Here is a step by step method for cloning,,its is simple, very consistant (about 95%) and best of all under 20$!!!!! Actualy about $12.00 you need a bag of perlite,one of vermiculite,Rootone,and a clear storage box 18L x 10W x 6T,and some "pony pac" containers (thease are cheap container for nursury plants ,,you can get them free if you ask what day they throw out the dead plants,,and a little bloom formula fertilizer most any brand is OK the count should be about 5-12-8 or somthing like that with high potassium.
Step 1 - Select a cutting,you want a healthy piece not some scraggly piece of crap,snip it off with a pair of very sharp scissors,at this time mix the perlight and vermiculite at 50/50 mix and add watertill is soft and wet,pack the containers full and firmly pack the medium in.
Here is a step by step method for cloning,,its is simple, very consistant (about 95%) and best of all under 20$!!!!! Actualy about $12.00 you need a bag of perlite,one of vermiculite,Rootone,and a clear storage box 18L x 10W x 6T,and some "pony pac" containers (thease are cheap container for nursury plants ,,you can get them free if you ask what day they throw out the dead plants,,and a little bloom formula fertilizer most any brand is OK the count should be about 5-12-8 or somthing like that with high potassium.
Step 1 - Select a cutting,you want a healthy piece not some scraggly piece of crap,snip it off with a pair of very sharp scissors,at this time mix the perlight and vermiculite at 50/50 mix and add watertill is soft and wet,pack the containers full and firmly pack the medium in.
Step 2
- Remove the leaves and small side branches leaving a nice cluster on the top of
the cut.
Step 3
- Place the cut in a glass of water and
1/10the strength bloom fertilizer.
Step 4
- Put the stripped cut end into the
rooting powder it should cling on real well because of the water fert mix make
sure its VERY well coated.
Step 5
- take a pen and make a hole in the pre
prepaired mix and containers make it big so it wont scrape the rooting hormone
off.
Step 6
- place the cutting into the hole you made in step 5 and pack the medium tightly
around it.
Step 7
- Using the bloom formula spray the cuts getting them pretty wet, now for the
storage box,tap holes on each side and two on top I like them to be about 1/2
across,turn the box upside down place you containers with the cuts on the lid
and close it up,you will need to open it every other day for a week or so ,if
its really hot or dry you can spray them also,after a week take the lid off for
a few hours at a time then just leave it off,dont pull on the cuts or move them
in any way this only slows progress, you will have rooted cuts in two weeks or
so they can go into soil or hydro from there.
Here they are I removed the lid
two days ago,today they were wilting a little (thats good) so I gave them a tiny
bit of the 1/10th bloom mix,,if you look carefully you can tell wich are rooting
already,they are the ones with the yellow leaves. I havent looked but they
should all have bumps and starting roots by the way they look on top,I made the
mistake of putting them a little close to the fan so two of them next to a hole
got a little crisp but they look like the will pull through....
Here are the same clones being
pulled from their container I usually let the go 14 days but I need the cloner
for the seedlings, the root development is very good but in a few more days its
a huge clump! Bigger roots leads to bigger yields ,this is why I wanted you to
coat the stem so far up and with so much hormone...Be very carefull when you
pull the clone out it should be packed in there very snug , squeeze the sides of
the cannabis and gently pull the stem as it releases from the cannabis.The clones are
going in soil I make a big hole so as not to break the delicate roots. After
they are in pack the soil around them. If going to hydro with Rockwool put in
hole in top of cube and cover with flock if using gro rocks just carefully put
them on a single layer of rocks hold the and add rocks till the basket is full.
Oh by the way the results were
100% rooted I think if you were really looking to say this was fast they have
been rooted for three days atleast but I think its better to let them sit for a
while (I like another four days longer than this time) this greatly increases
chances of healthy growth and minimum shock due to transplanting.
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