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so i cut holes in the humidity dome and added an air intake vent but its horribly hot where i live and i'm interested to know if anyone has any tips in regard to reducing the heat and raising the humidity? so as to help ensure the survival of the newly cut clones. unfortunately i had to take...

throughout this entire thread i have insisted nothing. I have inquired and solicited help.

also, helpful replies are preferable to sarcastic disbelief

no unfortunately none of this is a joke. I was blitzed when i cut them and just forgot. absent-minded stoner mistake.

of course youre absolutely correct. dont know how i got confused. i took clones of a flowering plant today. its not that i care so much about the genetics as much as i was trying to salvage one of my limited options as seeds are very difficult to come by here and my only other choice was clones...

it looks like a stalk approx. 2 1/2 inches tall and 1/2 inch in diameter sticking out of a rock wool cube which is inside a hydro pot which is sitting an inch or so into the resevoir.

Are you sure it's impossible to regenerate foliage? After all a seed becomes nothing more than a small root before it brings forth any greenery. The seed itself containg just enough nutrients to do so before any light can be absorbed by leaves so it may stand to reason that a stalk with no...

Are you sure it's impossible to regenerate foliage? After all a seed becomes nothing more than a small root before it brings forth any greenery. The seed itself containg just enough nutrients to do so before any light can be absorbed by leaves so it may stand to reason that a stalk with no...

I'm not sure that flushing is an option. My friends plant was given miracle grow or something similar which may possibly contain time-released nutrients. He only supplies water to the medium, so surely it's thoroughly flushed already and is recieving it's nutrients from the additive.

Thanks for the advice. I'll leave the post open to see if any one has any bright ideas but in the meantime I'll take some cuttings and see what I can make of them. I'm not quite ready to throw in the towel on my little buddy just yet.

I saw it a week and a half ago and it wasn't flowering, but my friend said it started since then so yes very early stages. May actually just be pre-flowers now that I think of it. Sounds like a better choice, huh?

So you're saying there's absolutely no solution? It's very important to me that I try something because my only other alternative at the moment is to try cloning from a plant in its first weeks of flowering, which from what I understand poses a number of potential headaches.

How can you be so sure? I've seen trees leveled to stumps which bring foliage right out of the stump and regenerate. Can you possibly expand as to why you believe that it cannot produce new growth?

I'm contemplating reducing the ph to around 5.8-6 and adding a light strength n-p-k nutrient solution. thoughts anyone?

I had a plant in the vegetative stage outside planted in soil which was doing very poorly. I removed the plant completely from the soil, washed the roots clean, cut him down to a stem, (I know I should have left some leaves but they were all covered in fungus and bugs and long beyond salvagable)...