Nice . I haven't grown in about two years so how long is your dry time with your 2l's? My dam girlfrind is so impatient shes tryinig to sample my wet buds. I dry my buds in a 6 tier dry rack due to my limited space wich works good. Keep us posted with the sensi big bud and critical +. As I will let y'all know in the near future if hortilab sour star and reserva Privada purple wreck are good candidates for 2l sog. I can tell that g13 labs Pineapple Express is a good candidate for 2l sog. The main thing is that you should have a good mother and take cuttings between 6 to 8" and once they are well rooted go straight to 12/12. Trust me there's no need to veg and Pineapple Express doesn't stretch that much. Majority of my Pineapple Express look like this. I use house of garden nutes and pretty much followed the house of garden nutrient calculator to the "T."
Dry time is somewhat dependent upon the weather here but I would say 3 days summer, 4-5 days in the winter. I'll keep you posted on the grow with the new strains.
How long do you guys keep your mother plants before rotating them out? I think older mother plants are also inhibiting my cloning. I use to rotate them out on a tighter schedule but I wanted to bonsai my moms for a long period of time, which I think creates too much woody growth for cloning. I have been taking shorter clones after cutting the plants back more aggressively, using only the top 2-3.5" of growth (rather than the 8-9" clones I use to take) to avoid woody tissue.
I'm 11 days into my first experiment in RW cube cloning, some roots visible but I'm still trying to dial in my heat pad levels to improve rooting to 6-8 days. Latest round of aero clones are a week in, none have died (which is a vast improvement over my last two batches that I lost), been rotating water out, have them in a more controlled environment with aeration in the rez. I'm also using superthrive and H202 in the water, Ph to 5.8. Its amazing how I had no problems using my aero cloner for years and now I'm having to double check every basic to get good results...