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Torture! 
InTheShed Grows Inside & Out: Jump In Any Time
If your plants are not under a dome and are not wilting they have the start of roots. Enough to sustain the plant and will get more advanced every day.
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The only hesitancy I have in giving this a full endorsement already is that beez's success using this method is with clones cut from younger vegging plants. Those are known to be much easier to get roots growing from than months-old woody stems in flower. And given all the ways I've failed using the tried-and-true methods other growers have had success with, I'm gun-shy 
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JustMeds
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Up north of Detroit.
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That all sounds logical to me. If it works who can question it right.
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Indeed JM! But like you said earlier, seeing roots is the actual proof.
Since you expected all the cuttings to die why not pamper (back under domes) all but one (call her Joan) of the cuttings and leave one to fend for itself? Then keep babying the others and see how long Joan survives out in the world.
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If these were from a healthy plant I'd probably do that kind of experiment, but since I don't know if the fusarium spread to each of the branches I cut these from I'd like them all to get the best chance at survival. I'll probably put the domes back on for the night to play it safe. I wouldn't want to wake up and find they died during hour 20!
I sending ya good vibes with the cuts. You sure worked hard on them. BY that opening up the dome for more and more time, is what I call 'hardening off'. I have started many a cut in them plugs and a dome. And here I'm getting close to having to get some cuts to get ready for my fall flower run.
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Thanks Norcali!
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Quick update...just went to check on them and after almost 12 hours the edges of the leaves look a little thin and weak, so I sprayed them and the inside of the domes and put them back on. I'll check on them in a few hours but probably leave them that way for the night. No reason to take chances.
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During the ferment. Cut same as the cabbage. Excellent. Remove peels as it looks better.
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Excellent work MI! And glad to hear the transplant was successful . You're on your way 
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Thanks shed hopefully you will have some luck too. It's low 70's here today. Hopefully you are getting some relief from the heat too. This summer has been brutal
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We were in the mid 80s today which is fine for me if I don't have to work in it! Dry too .
Just a quick tour of some plants today for those who like to see pics...
Here is the Sour G mother (added more wires to open the center) and its baby clone, getting too big for its britches:
So I pulled it out and transplanted it. Yes @Derbybud, I remembered the Mykos this time.
Okay so it's listing to port, but when I up-pot it I promise to get it straight!
All the other Sour G cuttings are dead (the ones in the cloninator and the one I moved to the clone box). I'll take more once I decide what my new cloning method is going to be. And besides the ones I take from the mother, that clone really needs to be topped!
Speaking of the cloninator, I couldn't find black paint but I found red and sprayed on three coats. That should do it for light-proofing!
Here are the AK-47 clone cuttings after almost 12 hours in the open box (ignore the dead Sour G in the middle...I'll be throwing that out shortly):
They look pretty good though no roots are visible in the rooters yet. I'll spray them down and leave the lid cracked all night like I did last night. The ones in the solo cups are still doing well uncovered for the day. The one least in flower needed more water as it felt light. Probably has the most perlite in the mix. I sprayed some of the Armor Si foliar down the edges of the cup.
And today's critter report (summoning @Pterostychus!) is a spider that I saw on my dwarf lime tree with a dead bee in its clutches:
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I hope your weekend went well and that your spiders are leaving your bees be.
.Just a quick tour of some plants today for those who like to see pics...
Here is the Sour G mother (added more wires to open the center) and its baby clone, getting too big for its britches:
So I pulled it out and transplanted it. Yes @Derbybud, I remembered the Mykos this time
.Okay so it's listing to port, but when I up-pot it I promise to get it straight!
All the other Sour G cuttings are dead (the ones in the cloninator and the one I moved to the clone box). I'll take more once I decide what my new cloning method is going to be. And besides the ones I take from the mother, that clone really needs to be topped!
Speaking of the cloninator, I couldn't find black paint but I found red and sprayed on three coats. That should do it for light-proofing!
Here are the AK-47 clone cuttings after almost 12 hours in the open box (ignore the dead Sour G in the middle...I'll be throwing that out shortly):
They look pretty good though no roots are visible in the rooters yet. I'll spray them down and leave the lid cracked all night like I did last night. The ones in the solo cups are still doing well uncovered for the day. The one least in flower needed more water as it felt light. Probably has the most perlite in the mix. I sprayed some of the Armor Si foliar down the edges of the cup.
And today's critter report (summoning @Pterostychus!) is a spider that I saw on my dwarf lime tree with a dead bee in its clutches:
View media item 1583939
I hope your weekend went well and that your spiders are leaving your bees be.
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Sour g will appreciate the mycos for sure. When I use it they act like they never skip a beat.We were in the mid 80s today which is fine for me if I don't have to work in it! Dry too
Just a quick tour of some plants today for those who like to see pics...
Here is the Sour G mother (added more wires to open the center) and its baby clone, getting too big for its britches:
So I pulled it out and transplanted it. Yes @Derbybud, I remembered the Mykos this time
Okay so it's listing to port, but when I up-pot it I promise to get it straight!
All the other Sour G cuttings are dead (the ones in the cloninator and the one I moved to the clone box). I'll take more once I decide what my new cloning method is going to be. And besides the ones I take from the mother, that clone really needs to be topped!
Speaking of the cloninator, I couldn't find black paint but I found red and sprayed on three coats. That should do it for light-proofing!
Here are the AK-47 clone cuttings after almost 12 hours in the open box (ignore the dead Sour G in the middle...I'll be throwing that out shortly):
They look pretty good though no roots are visible in the rooters yet. I'll spray them down and leave the lid cracked all night like I did last night. The ones in the solo cups are still doing well uncovered for the day. The one least in flower needed more water as it felt light. Probably has the most perlite in the mix. I sprayed some of the Armor Si foliar down the edges of the cup.
And today's critter report (summoning @Pterostychus!) is a spider that I saw on my dwarf lime tree with a dead bee in its clutches:
View media item 1583939
I hope your weekend went well and that your spiders are leaving your bees be.
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When I get another clone of Sour G and an AK to root, those are going to clone-boy to satisfy my promise
. I'll mention the Mykos to him because he wants to learn...we'll see how much advice he actually takes.
I think we have the cloning secret unlocked now. No need to paint the cloninator. Just toss it. We have a new method now. LOLWe were in the mid 80s today which is fine for me if I don't have to work in it! Dry too
Just a quick tour of some plants today for those who like to see pics...
Here is the Sour G mother (added more wires to open the center) and its baby clone, getting too big for its britches:
So I pulled it out and transplanted it. Yes @Derbybud, I remembered the Mykos this time
Okay so it's listing to port, but when I up-pot it I promise to get it straight!
All the other Sour G cuttings are dead (the ones in the cloninator and the one I moved to the clone box). I'll take more once I decide what my new cloning method is going to be. And besides the ones I take from the mother, that clone really needs to be topped!
Speaking of the cloninator, I couldn't find black paint but I found red and sprayed on three coats. That should do it for light-proofing!
Here are the AK-47 clone cuttings after almost 12 hours in the open box (ignore the dead Sour G in the middle...I'll be throwing that out shortly):
They look pretty good though no roots are visible in the rooters yet. I'll spray them down and leave the lid cracked all night like I did last night. The ones in the solo cups are still doing well uncovered for the day. The one least in flower needed more water as it felt light. Probably has the most perlite in the mix. I sprayed some of the Armor Si foliar down the edges of the cup.
And today's critter report (summoning @Pterostychus!) is a spider that I saw on my dwarf lime tree with a dead bee in its clutches:
View media item 1583939
I hope your weekend went well and that your spiders are leaving your bees be.
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But the pump and the baskets and the neoprene! Anyway, I'm not committing to anything until I see some damn roots. I've had clones that looked fine in the clone box for weeks, until they keeled over. The roots will tell the tale.
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