Only the worthy survive!
Conradino23 Keeps On Keeping On Outdoor & Indoor Using LOS/High Brix Methods
Only the worthy survive!
Be fine if you had access to plenty of cuts.
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Conradino23
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Yeah it’s not a problem at all. First I put them under full spectrum leds, but they were too strong. Then I just put them on a windowsill in a shadow and they took off. UD rooted first and was the last cut I took, so genetics plays a role for sure, but otherwise the only downside of water cloning is the time. You don’t even have to keep the RH up.
Is UD fairly easy to clone?
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Conradino23
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Very easy I’d say.
I’d like to find a nice stable of easy to clone chemovars.
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Conradino23
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I hear all Chemdawg ‘91 offspring is very strong and reliable 
I didn’t have any issues cloning the 91’s but they are very difficult to reverse. Maybe why you don’t see a lot of people offering the Chem 91 in Feminized form.
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Conradino23
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Immune to herming, good trait
A good trait to breed into other strains.
All I do is clone in glasses of water spray with weak kelp tea every few days and change the water frequently.
I use a 9w 5k led house bulb. 24/7
Sometimes I get roots lol
I use a 9w 5k led house bulb. 24/7
Sometimes I get roots lol
Sometimes simple is best.
Water cloning is the only way I haven't been able to get roots. I have tried lots of strains and changing out the water. But never a single root. Maybe the kelp tea is the key.
I know grandpa use clone all kinds of stuff in water but I don't know if he used any supplements.
I just do them in rapid rooters or straight in soil.....usually I will do both if its a new strain. I like to find if they will clone straight in dirt. Most will if you keep the RH good. I always thought water cloning would be very convenient but aside from household plants...I can't get anything to root.
I may give water a try, I'll be running from clones once I start back.
Seedlingmtl
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I watched this mendo dope video on the YouTube recently and they were using aloe gel in water for their clones.
Aloe is good for plants yes.
Skybound
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I just rooted a pair in 6 days with PK bloom nutes to 300 TDS and a little fulvic/humic/kelp blend. IMO, it's more about temp than anything.
MagicJim
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Agree. I'm currently running my current cuts on a germination heat mat at 86 F. In addition to these five I have 3 in soil in solo cups. My success rate prior to this was good however it seems that by the time the roots come through the rock wool cube the center of the cut has yellowed and generally the clone will stop dead in its tracks for about a week. Some will self top. @beez0404 has me removing the humidity dome daily or several times a day to see if these will strengthen quicker. We'll see.