Thebanktella
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has anyone cloned in a ezy aero bucket cloner and then transplanted to soil? Once they show roots ? Is this possible or would the clones take to much strain to switch from water only to soil ?
Clone crazy question
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Chunky Stool
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Depends on how big it is and if there's any mobile nutrients available in lower leaves.
I use a plant starter to precharge soil with phosphorous. 5-50-17
It's also a bloom booster but I only use it for repotting. My 5lb bag is about 4 years old...
pulpoinspace
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oh yeah. everyone does. the aerocloner craze is in full effect.
Thebanktella
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Thanks guys will def give it a go, any tips or a little tut on doing it ?
pulpoinspace
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Wait till the roots are a few inches long. Gently backfill with moist soil. Try not to let the roots sit in dry soil.
Thebanktella
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What’s back fill?
pulpoinspace
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just like you'd regularly transplant. make a lil hole. place the roots in. and then gently fill the hole with the moistened soil around the roots!
probably youtube videos if you search "transplant to soil from cloner"
probably youtube videos if you search "transplant to soil from cloner"
FresnoFarmer
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Let the roots grow to about 2-4 inches and just be careful not to break off roots. Here.