I checked on the clones, and to my suprise, (tomatoes) have root nodules. 6 days today. Last night I rolled through to my buddies house and took a peak at the auto I gifted him. It's doing OK I guess, not what I'd consider on par, but ok. So i took a cutting from the very lowest branch that wasn't flowering as much as the rest. Threw it in the cloner in hopes to get some roots. I hope I can get some roots off it and then hit it with some T mist and reverse it to pollinate the mother donor.
I always use EM serum to clone. Not only does it prevent any nasties like rot, but it is loaded with enzymes and I have always had very high success rates regardless of ph and temperature. The enzymes guarantee zero mush. They feed on it and keep the unrooted cuts clean and healthy. So when I checked on them this morning I saw bubbles/foam. This is great, but I'm not sure why bit took so long.
Most of the readers will think this is bad, but I assure it's a very good thing to have. The bubbles are filled with disolve 02 and pop on the stems and roots. It's a direct inoculation and keeps consistent contact with microbes, enzymes, oxygen, moisture and hormones, and this is what encourages roots!
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I like to tape off and seal any unused collars to eliminate ANY light or evaporation. Just my preference.