The simplest method when you don't have any additional supplies like a cloner bucket, cloning gel/powders, rock wool or root cubes right now is to just put the cutting in a glass of Ph'd water. Use a dark glass, some people even cover the top of it with something so the light doesn't penetrate the water.
Put it in a windowsill or somewhere that has light and just keep an eye on the water level until it roots.
This can take a little longer, but until you can afford quicker methods...it works. I've done it many many times.
You will read lots of different methods of cloning. I'm just giving you a very "grandma's window rooting" method.
I think it has to do with the number of years it went to school and if it finished a thesis.
Or, it could be water that has been corrected to about a level of 6 I think. 7 is neutral but you want it at the level that allows the nutrients you need to be taken up. There is a good chart around here somewhere that shows this nutrient/ph level relationship. But, as a soil grower I using PeeJay soil I use that gear for brewing and keeping fish.
Bob
Whatever you are watering your plants with will be just fine Smokey. I commonly say PH'd water to be sure people aren't using softened water (too much salt),.... etc. Your plants are growing wonderfully, I think there's no worry on what the PH levels are.
I'm soaking some rockwool overnight for a little cloning experiment. I'll post pictures in the morning
. Glad to have you on board. Their are the best of the most knowledgeable growers helping me with my grow, If not for them, I wouldn't have any plants! Now I have 2 fairly large ones in flower, 2 in their medium state and 3 just planted (one is big enough to have been transplanted in a 1 gallon pot (feminized Truthband", 1 is Amnesia (feminized) and the other I just dropped the seed tonight in a solo cup) it's "Delicious Critical Super Silver Haze feminized). In fact here is a pic of the ones in flower taken yesterday in my next post.
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