cloning a top?

[Tonygreen]

hey coco butter does wonder for my girls feet ha!

 

[Papusadrianus]

All my babies are lookin fine at mo- fingers crossed

 

[Papusadrianus]

hey coco butter does wonder for my girls feet ha!

So does 5 inch heels -no knickers an a coulple of Es

Easy pal

 

[Papusadrianus]

hey coco butter does wonder for my girls feet ha!

I meant my bird obv ha ha

 

[Papusadrianus]

All the tops i cut as explained in an earlier post are thriving- guess what im doing is working for me - another 100% result but what do i know??

 

[chronosync]

Ya Mon. Glad to hear you were successful in cloning. Whatcha gonna do with em?

 

[chronosync]

Doing it

Doing it

 

[Budley Doright]

Im not trying to give you a hard time....nothing like that.....

I have a very successful cloning thread in my sig....


Its largley based on temperature......

I recommend 80 -82 degrees....

IMO at 72..... you are starting to ask for trouble....


just sayin....

 

[chronosync]

I appreciate it, really I do, and I know its not the perlite method we talked about but I'm still using what's on hand and I didn't want to wait any longer on these plants if I was going to top them at all the time is now.

Plus I figured why not take a few pics and post something while I was at it since it relates directly to OPs thread title?

It doesn't get cooler than 70 and I've had better luck cloning in coco cups with high humidity and moderate temp. Honestly I wouldn't have chopped my plants in half if I thought they would fail. Still might of course but its worth a shot.

 

[Papusadrianus]

Ya Mon. Glad to hear you were successful in cloning. Whatcha gonna do with em?

Got a scrog about 5 weeks away from its due date and me clones are boxed off under cfls till i can try sog- dunno if its luck or a bit of a knack for it but thanx fer the nod bro

Will prob have to clone em again before then - watch me fail miserably ha ha