can i plant my clones in soil now?

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dragonbladev

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rofl ya i thought that this didnt sound advanced at first but seriously, your being a fucking crazy chemist that is taking a limb off of a plant and making a whole new freaking plant. i think its pretty advanced cause i had no clue how long it took for roots to take when i first started. but theres alot i didnt know when i first started...
 
Where in the hell am I?

Where in the hell am I?

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dragonbladev said:
rofl ya i thought that this didnt sound advanced at first but seriously, your being a fucking crazy chemist that is taking a limb off of a plant and making a whole new freaking plant. i think its pretty advanced cause i had no clue how long it took for roots to take when i first started. but theres alot i didnt know when i first started...
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OK. Just because a newbie thinks something is advanced, does not make it an advanced technique! Cloning is a basic tech, and after one has learned basic horticulture, then one learns advanced.
 
SayWord

SayWord

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so while we're on this subject, do u guys put ur clones in soil at first sign of roots or wait for there to be a good amount of roots poking out?
 
jordisgarden

jordisgarden

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with my pete pots that i put into 5 gallon buckets. i trans them the moment i see roots hit the bottom, but thats from seed, so big difference, but anyway, a few of my clones turned dark green brownish slimy, i yanked em and tossed em. 4 are still nice and green and ar still healthy looking i figure survuval of the fittest right?

and hopefuly when i do it again ill have better and better results. just wondering what makes something advanced? wheres the line. just wonderin.
whats an example of an advanced question? hydro stuff? because thats all chinese to me too.
 
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dragonbladev

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jordisgarden said:
with my pete pots that i put into 5 gallon buckets. i trans them the moment i see roots hit the bottom, but thats from seed, so big difference, but anyway, a few of my clones turned dark green brownish slimy, i yanked em and tossed em. 4 are still nice and green and ar still healthy looking i figure survuval of the fittest right?

and hopefuly when i do it again ill have better and better results. just wondering what makes something advanced? wheres the line. just wonderin.
whats an example of an advanced question? hydro stuff? because thats all chinese to me too.
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i left my 5 clones in a humidity dome and didnt open it fors 5 days or so. no venalation at a constant high humidity makes me think thats what cased the problem. i got grimy dark color on one of my plants too, i threw the one out worried that it would contaminate the rest.
 
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