cloning
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SOMEBEECH
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I clone in Soil with no problems,And prefer over these Cubes you talk about,alot of people clone in Soil!
Beech
i dont mist because of the fear of mold, and i would rather my roots bring the water up and out of the leaves, like in the picture above, instead of the other way around.
clones are different i hear, becuase they dont have roots. the only way for them to obtain moisture is through the leaves for now.
rooky, the plant is standing up already after taking away the extreme heat.
just got some willow cuttings, boutta make some rooting horomone. have to brew it for 24 hours it says.
SOMEBEECH
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Carry on then.....Just stop with the name calling,and correct where needed.
Theres a rt and wrong way to correct ppl,Calling them names is not the rt way!
Beech
That's great news I hope she turns out for ya.
SOMEBEECH
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Thts what i was told,If im wrong set us straight?I dont claim to know everything,Im still learning also.Since all moisture is in the plant when in a clone state,Tippin them to me means were cuttin off stored moisture?
Beech
Bakatare666
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Just so's you know, when he gets in his argumentative moods, he (meat) calls us names too.
SOMEBEECH
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topfuel29
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kool your trying a soil layer. They have a good section on this in "Marijuana Botany" hope it works for you.
topfuel29
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I tried the willow branche rooting solution. You have to use it right away. it wants to mold up after a few days. Atleast it looked like mold on top the solution.
IMO- air layer would be the best asexual propagation method.
i hear ya..but nah it says i can keep willow solution http://deepgreenpermaculture.com/diy-instructions/home-made-plant-rooting-hormone-willow-water/
"When you make willow water, both salicylic acid and IBA leach into the water, and both have a beneficial effect when used for the propagation of cuttings. One of the biggest threats to newly propagated cuttings is infection by bacteria and fungi. Salicylic acid helps plants to fight off infection, and can thus give cuttings a better chance of survival. Plants, when attacked by infectious agents, often do not produce salicylic acid quickly enough to defend themselves, so providing the acid in water can be particularly beneficial."
"The second way to use willow water is to use it to water the propagating medium in which you have placed cuttings. Watering your cuttings twice with willow water should be enough to help them root."
"You can keep the liquid for up to two months if you put it in a jar with a tight fitting lid and keep the liquid in the refrigerator. Remember to label the jar so you remember what it is, and write down the date you brewed it up, and to aid the memory, write down the date that it should be used by, which is two months from the date it was made! "
its the natural good form of an acid and a hormone. they are natural and speed up the process of life. in acne cream, they speed up the skins cycles, in asprin, they speed up something to get rid of headache, stomach ache and fever.
its an acid in peto bismal that helps shed the layer of the stomach and kill off bugs, helps speed up the process. unforunately these products are synthetic forms, no where near as good as the real thing. they burn and kill, while this natural acid speeds up processes and heals with the hormone. on top of that, the products in the stores like the face cream are 2% salysylic, and 98% filler.
the tea you make like this is 100% hormone plus 100% salysylic. cleans (kills) and heals all in one.
before and after hormone. also sprayed and watered with it lmao
"When you make willow water, both salicylic acid and IBA leach into the water, and both have a beneficial effect when used for the propagation of cuttings. One of the biggest threats to newly propagated cuttings is infection by bacteria and fungi. Salicylic acid helps plants to fight off infection, and can thus give cuttings a better chance of survival. Plants, when attacked by infectious agents, often do not produce salicylic acid quickly enough to defend themselves, so providing the acid in water can be particularly beneficial."
"The second way to use willow water is to use it to water the propagating medium in which you have placed cuttings. Watering your cuttings twice with willow water should be enough to help them root."
"You can keep the liquid for up to two months if you put it in a jar with a tight fitting lid and keep the liquid in the refrigerator. Remember to label the jar so you remember what it is, and write down the date you brewed it up, and to aid the memory, write down the date that it should be used by, which is two months from the date it was made! "
its the natural good form of an acid and a hormone. they are natural and speed up the process of life. in acne cream, they speed up the skins cycles, in asprin, they speed up something to get rid of headache, stomach ache and fever.
its an acid in peto bismal that helps shed the layer of the stomach and kill off bugs, helps speed up the process. unforunately these products are synthetic forms, no where near as good as the real thing. they burn and kill, while this natural acid speeds up processes and heals with the hormone. on top of that, the products in the stores like the face cream are 2% salysylic, and 98% filler.
the tea you make like this is 100% hormone plus 100% salysylic. cleans (kills) and heals all in one.
before and after hormone. also sprayed and watered with it lmao
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~Dankster~420
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AWHAHAHA!!!! OMG! What the hell is that!?? It sure doesn't look like any MJ I've
Ever seen!! Wow.. I'm sorry, but if it mine, I do believe I would kill it!! Female or not!
I would be ashamed to show it off really!! Please don't post anymore pics of it, atleast
Until it gets better!! So, how your cloning going btw?? And you say your not even using
Any type of rooting hormone on them/it?? What's the resoning behind your method, if
I may ask? Thanks..
~Dankster~420
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The reasoning behind cutting the leaves in half as you mentioned, some growers
Do that, I even do it, because its supposed to make your clone/clones focuss on "rooting"
Insted of leaf production... hope that makes sence to you..
look at the post right above this one you posted.
also im cutting the mutant whenever the soil dries out. im tired of waiting for it to mature. it obviously has terrible roots. even 6 ounces of water drains out the pot..i have to drench my tomato plant with like 16oz of water to start dripping.
maybe ill put my lights back the other way..it looked a lot brighter in there before.
~Dankster~420
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Didn't see the post you mentioned! I am using my phone to connect to the ne, computer is in shop. And the way the phone veiws this site is nuts!! Anyways, yeah I was thinking that the "mutant" plant had to have somthing going on with it to look like that!! I have a "Blue Mystic (auto) that is acting retard!! I do believe its "genetics"! Its leaves are all twisted & all out of shape! Looks funny as hell! And the reason why I feel its genetics is because I have grew this strain before, & have a few others going now, & not 1 of the others are acting like that!!
Oh well I guess..