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Old 11-10-2000, 09:09 AM   #1
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After three weeks my clone is just sitting there, and with no roots.
She's in a 1" rockwool cube which is placed in a large 1-qt. cup, plastic wrap dome with tiny holes, watered with weak 10-26-10 every two days. (Some people say let it stand in 1/4" solution, some say don't water until it dries out and NEVER let it just sit in solution.) I used Olivia's cloning gel. After three weeks (as of today) she still looks like I just cut her from her sis -- perky -- but NO roots, just swelling white areas that appeared two weeks ago. I spray her leaves with weak Schultz's solution every day.
I'm really frustrated with this rockwool cloning business -- probably more so with myself. ("Oh, I've failed my baby! Where did I go wrong?!?")
Based on this tale of woe, can anyone see anything I might do/might have done?
Does anyone know how to snip a branch, stick it in soil, and clone that way?? I'd be MOST interested.
Sorry--I'm having a bad day.
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Old 11-10-2000, 12:41 PM   #2
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Smile No worries DikkiBrd...
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Cloning is not an exact cience because results can be influenced by many different factors such as temperature, the strain, humidity, etc.

With my experiences with rockwool, i found no special problem for the clones to root, as long as the cubes were watered when dryed to the touch.

I used a weak bloom solution but only once in a wile, not often

Higher temperatures help with the rooting process but other then that is just a question of time; there is no reason to be sorry cause if the clone is still loking good after 3 weeks, he will probably root anyway, IF you stop feeding her, heehee

Try a search on cloning; i described the process several times already and probably, Lilbuddie and BD also...


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Old 11-10-2000, 01:02 PM   #3
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IF you stop feeding her, heehee

WHAT? I should stop feeding her? Water only, and only when it's almost dry?
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Old 11-15-2000, 02:10 PM   #4
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You should water the clone only when the soil is getting dry, imagine the soil a bit more watered than you would do to the plants, but not much.

Feed the clones once in a wile, and not regulary, otherwise why should they root?
I like feeding every 3 waterings...


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Old 11-16-2000, 02:58 AM   #5
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yo dude
knock the ferts on the head.only cloning gel/hormone rooting compounds.
Ferts will only slow the process down.
Keep on tokin QHC
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hi dickibird dont give ur girls fert. until they develop roots.
dont let them sit in water after about 5 - 7 days...
after they root better to let your rockwool be a little dry rather than soaked... (use a nail or something of that ilk to poke a hole in the rkwl for ur baby) clone by taking a clipping from the bottom of ur mama @ a 45 angle (min 2 nodes away from tip) dip in a rooting solution (i prefer liquid) place in ur pretreated rockwool (add b1 super thrive to rockwool water ..10 drops per gal u do the math ) ph @ 6.5 (spray a little club soda if ur gonna spray )
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