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  | am i looking to keep a fair amount of rH in the dome untill roots appear? or should i let it decipate slowly and let the rH ware-off? and once they have roots showing on bottom of rockwool , is it okay to remove dome and put rockwool in soil ?
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| The glass with warm water will evaporate and pick the RH few points up. Definitely if you see a root take them off the dome, they will need food soon. Transplant them and even if they wilt a bit don't worry, if they got roots they will perk up. | ||
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06-03-2009, 02:45 AM
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| so its been about a week now and i still dont see any signs of roots, the cuttings still look alive though thats a good thing. ill continue to update as i see any progress | ||
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| Well here are some of my good news too. My Afghan kush clones rooted in record time, 6 days today in the dome. One of them has very healthy roots already out of the sack, tomorrow they will be going for transplant and under the lights. This is the fastest strain to root so far for me out of six that I grew the past two years and I'm very happy cause it will be perfect for perpetual runs. Here is a pick of the plant that I took the top from and the top it self. | ||
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06-03-2009, 12:24 PM
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pic 1- Yvette pic 2 - so i do not stress about what i can't see. collapsed them early with too much air, lost 2, but picking up pics 3 and 4 - our girls Lou, doing us proud. grow different indoors than outdoors. Learning to leave clones alone; it's hard.. lol nigel
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06-04-2009, 12:21 AM
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so heres the run down; day 1 soaked rockwool,shook off excess water---tap took clone- cut, dip, place in rockwool sprayed dome placed under flo's day 2 nothing day 3 opened and sprayed inside dome a lil since condenstion decipated slightly since day 1. In five mins or so and some wiltage occured , so i covered it back up in the dome. An hour later or so it perked back up. rockwool still pretty moist. kind of the same since day 1. whats your guys opinion so far?
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| Now you have to wait for them to do their thing clay. Keep the RH and temp in check, and roots should be coming out the next few days. Open the lid daily, few min more each day until they don't wilt no more. | ||
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| how long does it take for your rockwool cubes to dryout initially?
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| True confession time...my coco in pots did not work out well. I got stem rot in about 1/2 the clones and they did not make it...if there were a clone (child) protective services I would be in cuffs right now. Thought I had the water squeezed out of the coco but obviously I did not. For now it is going to be the Lou method with Rapid Rooters for YS. I have no clue why I take something that works perfectly and mess with it until it doesn't...character flaw perhaps  Wonder what would happen if I left the dome off using the coco pots...hmmmmmmm? | ||
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So its been 11 days here is a pic no sign of roots yet.broke the rockwool of one in half and there were no roots so i stuck the cutting into a cup of water. here is a pic | ||
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