NoviceGrower
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Hey guys, do you absolutely need rooting powder to take cuttings? I dont have any but i wanted some clones
Cloning noob
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nathenking
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Rooting powder is definatly a good investment. Not necessity but it is to me. hahaha
bonz
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i use the peat pucks and gel.
take some of the gel out of the container and out it on something else so you dont get the tub dirty or contaminted.
take your cut and i like to scrape the edges of the stem so the roots will grow from up a bit. instead of at the end.
scrape about 1 to 2 centimeters GENTLY. just take the skin off.
then dip in gel and straight into pucks. dont leave them out in the air to long or it may screw them.
as soon as you cut it get it in water till your ready to put the gel and plant
take some of the gel out of the container and out it on something else so you dont get the tub dirty or contaminted.
take your cut and i like to scrape the edges of the stem so the roots will grow from up a bit. instead of at the end.
scrape about 1 to 2 centimeters GENTLY. just take the skin off.
then dip in gel and straight into pucks. dont leave them out in the air to long or it may screw them.
as soon as you cut it get it in water till your ready to put the gel and plant
wackymack
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thats actually what i like doin,except i use powder,im goin to be clonin soon and im excited,bc the plant i will clone,she came from bagseeds that smelled like and tasted like chocolate,and the preflowers of the mother smells like chocolate,and its at the age where its groin like so...
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i have alot of potential clones right now,and when i start cloning the plants,it will alow the mother to bulge even more and then take more clones