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Thanks. I meant to update the cloning situation when this round is officially over. Basically all the remaining ones from the aero cloner perished, including the ones I put into solocups of soil, coco, etc.
The ones I started in perlite at the same time are all fine, though fading. Most of them rooted. Out of 20+ cuttings there are about 5 left unrooted. It’s been 5.5 weeks since they were cut. There have been no signs of stem-rot so I’m giving the Z9 full credit for that.
The ones I started in perlite at the same time are all fine, though fading. Most of them rooted. Out of 20+ cuttings there are about 5 left unrooted. It’s been 5.5 weeks since they were cut. There have been no signs of stem-rot so I’m giving the Z9 full credit for that.
One more thing about cloning I feel is worth mentioning is that I attribute my success in cloning to the time that I actually remove the cutting from the plant relative to how long the light was on for that day. I do the cloning process about 1/3 of the time into that day. I believe that 6 or so hours is adequate amount of time for photosynthesis to make a good amount of energy in the leaves, yet the 12 or so remaining hours of daylight will allow the cutting to repurpose that energy into rooting and stabilizing the rest of the plant.