Planting Clones

[animal]

this may seem like a stupid question but why are you putting the cuttings in soil when you are building an indoor grow room?

 

in my growing experience (which isnt a whole lot ) every soil grown plant i have grown and seen indoors has yellowed up from the bottom of the plant and eventually died off....the ones in hydro have always been fine except for when the pH was slightly out but for some reason, i have never had any luck with soil indoors.....outdoors its the opposite for me, i cant work hydro worth shit but with soil i could grow a 15ft monster given the space to grow it 

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dude I just read another post from you saying you germinate seeds and keep plants in soil to take cuts from :whistling

 

In any case, there's nothing wrong with soil indoors. But personally I'd be sticking those rooted clones into some perlite or even plug them into some bigger rockwool cubes until they establish, but thats just me, I don't like soil its too messy and slow growing.

[nouseforaname]

hey,

easiest indoor grow for newbie would be clay drip system or ferengis flood and drain.. Simple effecient and most importantly cheap :thumbsup