Bishop12
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After two years of growing auto-flowers, I began my first photo-period (White Widow) in late January. I also decided to try to make several clones. Not wanting to invest much time or money, I tried the 'ziplock bag' method. To my surprise, it worked! All four of the cuttings rooted within about 10 days. In hindsight, I selected cuttings that were more on the 'woody' side, which I suspect added a few days. The method was simple: 4 clippings, dipped in clonex, placed in a rapid-rooter plug soaked in a light nutrient solution (MaxiGrow ~200ppm), and then into a ziplock bag, which I spritzed with some water before closing. I then hung the bag at the top of my tent (photo below). I hung the bag at the top of the tent because it seemed like a warmer spot with just the right amount of indirect light.
This is the White Widow that I took clippings from (when it was in veg)
Here are two of the clones using the ziplock back method
Transplanting to larger pots tonight. Roots looking good.
This is the White Widow that I took clippings from (when it was in veg)
Here are two of the clones using the ziplock back method
Transplanting to larger pots tonight. Roots looking good.
