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Just wondering how many other people clone in flowering.... Out of 4 clones, taken from 4 differnet plants.. 1 died 2 are doing fine, but there is no new growth... they just have roots and color in the leaves, but no growth. This one was a the biggest cutting and i didnt pick all of the bud off.. I get the feeling thats where new growth comes from. So here is a pic Four week old DoubleGum clone taken at fourth week of flowering Cheers.
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hey guys the title preety much says everything i just started my first batch of clones and was wondering is a heat pad really necessary i got one started the clones under them but thought it was a little to warm in there so i turned it off for a couple of days not noing weather it was the rong thing to do so i turned it back on today the clones are still fine they were not effected at all they are 9 days old and my clones are in rockwool on a bed of perlite in a propagation dome and it was the cubes that felt a little to warm to me not the air temp so if anyone nos what a good medium temp is it wood be great if they shared it with me coz iv looked on countless clone guide…
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Hi All! This is my very first post at ozStoners! A friend of mine have a problem with his Mango clones. They have been sitting in a clone-bubbler for approx two weeks. the bubbler has a dome on top with humidity around 70 %. The first two clones started developing small roots about 3 days ago (about two centimeter roots), and were transplanted in soil and put under fluoros (70/15/15, soil/perlite/vermiculite). after just an hour or two the leaves were curled and leaning against the soil (at "groundlevel" so to say). i assume this was the effect from the low humidity in comparison to inside the dome that they vere used to. a thin transparent plasticbag were fitted o…
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well the title has nothing to do with it but, is she fucked or will she make it. what can i do to make things go better. my cousin is in terrible pain(has his card) and can't afford to start over again because of my inexperience
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just looking to see if anyone has ever had this happen? had 3 seeds in a glass, 2 cracked, 1 grew twice as vigorous as the first, come home today and the tap root is in the bottom of the glass. it's fallen off? how could this happen? it's been in there for 2 days today and i haven't touched the seeds or anything?
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i took cuttings a month ago and have had them under a clone dome ever since.there rooted and look healthy until i take the dome off.within an hour they are totally wilted,i put the cover back on and they spring back.why is that.(medium is damp)there starting to get brown spots and kind of soggy looking,im thinking mould because of humidity but i cant take the cover off.also i put them to flower a week ago and no sign of gender,when will i see hairs or balls.(ak47 x nl)
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I took some clones in the 5th week of flower, and they rooted last week (pics here) I'm not sure whether to pinch out the flowers, or to just leave them alone. Cheers
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OK quick question from a first timer.. Once the seed has sprouted its whitish root to just a lil over a centimeter or so please tell me that you plant it just a few millimetres under the soil with the whiteish root thing pointing up, as in poking up out of the soil. If yes then ok I am doing it right but nothings happening. If no then "ooohhh ok I am an idiot" I figured getting the seeds would be the hard part the rest would be easy.. This is really getting me down, I'm struggling through each day telling myself its going to be ok, I'll have some relief soon when the plants are done. At this rate I just dont know what I'm going to do.
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i germinated about 20 seeds in the paper towel method and once the tap root came out i put them in 1.5 inch rockwool cubes with pre drilled holes with tap root going down about 1/8 inch down. i put them in my dome on a heat mat until it emerged from the rockwool. the problem i have is the seed is still on when it sprouts. it doesnt even look like it wants to come off. i put them under light about 7 inches away(4 foot 4 tube floro with mixed bulbs).and give about 20-25 ml of water once a day. water is distilled water with 35% h2o2 in it at about 2.0ml/l. the plants barely grow and after 3 days the seed starts to fall off but no roots are growing. 10 tens later they l…
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hey guys just a few questions: looking at flower power today and i couldn't find rockwool anywhere, the best i could find was coconut fibre. i was wondering if anyone knows how well this works as a propogation substrate? also ph lowering products.. ? i haven't been able to find them? i've heard getting them from a fish store is no good and i couldn't see any at flower power. the only alternative i have as a substrate for cloning besides coconut fibre was perlite and vermiculite.. just wondering what i'd be best with? maybe you guys know a good hydroponics store in sydney? or a good place to get some proper materials. hey i could also get those peat pelet cubes that enl…
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hey i just want to no if any1 has heard of germinating seeds in a shot glass of water and a tiny bit of clonex because i got told that it works well because it promotes rooting and makes the plant female its worked 4 me on 3 different plants they've all been female but i dont no wether its a flook or just that i happend to have good seeds or that the tip this old man told me works. so if any1 no's of this method let us no but im gonna keep doing it till it stops working cheers dirtyman??
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In a nut shell..... Some of clones have these flattened main stem towards the top of main growing tip. Branches from main don't look so much like branches but a split off the main. Plants seem Very Very Healthy. Vigorous growth like I have never seen before. I am impressed and curious as to now the cause ......and the effect of this seemingly induced oddity. Which is rarely seen. Your thoughts and questions please. I have https://cannabis.community.forums.ozstoners...on_open.gifmore info to share. And would love to hear yours.
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About five days ago 8 seeds were planted and of these only 1 has emerged and it looks sickly . 95% of all other seeds appear in 4 days. These seeds were bred from plants grown from shop bought $10 a fucking seed parents . The seeds were pollinated by same variety being lowryder #2 .These plants are apparently hybrids . All seeds were brown and ripe .They look good , can they be infertile ? Another factor may be that the seeds that were planted were removed from plant and planted within 1 hour , do they need to rest , dry , age whatever ?
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Hi new here. I got an impossible to root strain (big bud). I have had success in the past, but it is hit or miss. I follow the std protocol for mister type hydro cloning, including pH control (5 to 6), changing the water frequently, using clonex, humidity (65-75%), water temp (74 F), moderate light, trimming clones on the mom the day before taking the cutting, etc. And everything is real clean, sterilized and rinsed thoroughly. However, they are so damn sloooooow to root, taking up to two weeks to show roors even when it works. Also, lately, after about a week, the leaves of the clones have been turning a silver grey color and then look like they are rotting becua…
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I may be able to get some seeds, but they are pretty old (3-4 years) and likely to be difficult to germinate. One essential at the moment (given it's winter) is an incubator of some kind that will maintain a constant temperature of around 27-30c. It would also be very nice if there was a heating element that the jiffy pots could sit on. Can anyone recommend something reasonably priced that would do the job? Thanks for any advice John
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