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Curiousnoob
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Thank you Emilya, could you possibly post a link, for some reason every time I try to click on on your threads/links it goes to my threads?
Clone problems
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Emilya Green
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wonder why it is doing that... thought I had that fixed. It should do an auto search on Emilya, not your stuff. hmmm
here is the link: 10 Minute DIY Tupperware Bubble Cloner
here is the link: 10 Minute DIY Tupperware Bubble Cloner
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Curiousnoob
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Thank you kindly.
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Curiousnoob
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@Emilya would you mind having a look at these photos of the same plant (just better picture) as I can definitely see some pistols and am getting kind of worried, lol. Thanks.
Emilya Green
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ok, i see pistils now... so it is a female... what worries you?
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Curiousnoob
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That it may be flowering? I haven't seen pistols so early before? But then again it is a clone, would that have influence on early pistol development.
Emilya Green
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definitely... remember that this is a clone of a much older plant... so technically this plant is that same age as its mother. It is mature, not flowering. That is the distinction. You are seeing female parts of a mature plant, and if you want her to actually start developing flowers, switch the lights to 12/12
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Curiousnoob
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Ok great, how interesting that she is of same age! (makes sense) Thanks for your reassurance, information and advice. Think I shall do some more reading on clones.
The easiest cloning method I've used so far is a brand new bottle of water.
Blackout the top half of the bottle with vinyl tape.
Using an insulation foam like weatherstrip, cut out a plug for the water bottle. Cut a slit halfway thru to insert your 2-3 cuttings per bottle.
Check the water levels every 3-4 days. You should have roots in 7 days if temps/rh and lighting is on point.
Easy.
Blackout the top half of the bottle with vinyl tape.
Using an insulation foam like weatherstrip, cut out a plug for the water bottle. Cut a slit halfway thru to insert your 2-3 cuttings per bottle.
Check the water levels every 3-4 days. You should have roots in 7 days if temps/rh and lighting is on point.
Easy.
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Curiousnoob
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Hey @Emilya could you check this out I think that clone is definitely flowering lol. Can I revert it back to vege if I pit under a light for, say 18/6?
Merry Christmas by the way.
Merry Christmas by the way.
Emilya Green
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yes you can... should take about 7 days to get back into veg
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Curiousnoob
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Ok, starting to develope my cloning skills which are coming along alot better or maybe its just luck.
5 out of 6 clones took to root. I'm finding best method atm is simply 45degree cut a light shave of outside layer, into some clonex for five mins. Then straight into coco watering when they become dryish. Unfortunately I had to recycle these Blue Dream babies
as im not ready for them and want to try something different. Was actually really difficult and sad to do.
5 out of 6 clones took to root. I'm finding best method atm is simply 45degree cut a light shave of outside layer, into some clonex for five mins. Then straight into coco watering when they become dryish. Unfortunately I had to recycle these Blue Dream babies
as im not ready for them and want to try something different. Was actually really difficult and sad to do.
