Matt420Aus
Member
If you want the most budget and old school way to clone it's very simple, no need for any gels, powders etc and has a very high rate of success.
all you need is
plastic cup, not see through
roll of cling wrap
Distilled water
razor blade
a window which gets light but not direct sunlight
Simple method of taking your cutting on a 45 degree angle, then use blade to scrape the outer membrane of the stem all the way around. Drop your cutting into cup filled with enough water so fan leaves are still above the surface, outside the cup (stem must be sitting in the water). Cover each cup with a piece of cling film loosely creating a humidity dome. Place the cup on the window seal.
I used to do this with many different types of plants when I cloned, although I use clone gel and rock wool now this was always a 100% success rate method for me and can be done from things you would have in your kitchen. After the roots grow you just transplant directly into your medium (soil/hydroton etc), which makes it even cheaper as no need for rock wool etc.
all you need is
plastic cup, not see through
roll of cling wrap
Distilled water
razor blade
a window which gets light but not direct sunlight
Simple method of taking your cutting on a 45 degree angle, then use blade to scrape the outer membrane of the stem all the way around. Drop your cutting into cup filled with enough water so fan leaves are still above the surface, outside the cup (stem must be sitting in the water). Cover each cup with a piece of cling film loosely creating a humidity dome. Place the cup on the window seal.
I used to do this with many different types of plants when I cloned, although I use clone gel and rock wool now this was always a 100% success rate method for me and can be done from things you would have in your kitchen. After the roots grow you just transplant directly into your medium (soil/hydroton etc), which makes it even cheaper as no need for rock wool etc.