When the clones are fully rooted & the time comes for transplanting how would you safely remove them making sure the soil & root mass is in tact & doesnt come loose in the process?
i'm sure it'll be fine, i made my holes with a solderingso after failing last attempt with peat squares and a humidity dome ive decided to give this a shot... all i need is some fine grade vermiculite .
ill probably take cuts next friday(aug27) and ill update after 14 days max if theres no roots but im really hopin this works, after reading all 32 pages i really think it will lol. anyway let me know if you see anything im missing
ohh and i drilled holes 1/16 but i saw you wrote 1/8 somewhere else...should i just try with the 1/16 and if it wicks up its fine? thanks for the help
good, i'm sure Burnt Rope will agree that vermiculite is theThanks for the info, but I ended up finding vermiculite so I'm all set to try this out.I just need to make some cuts ill be sure to return with results
Well its been about 14 days since I took my cuts and still it looks like no roots... I'm not sure if I did somethin wrong of maybe they are just slow rooters? On some of them the stems do look swollen so maybe ill just give em a few more days.
Also I put a seedling heatmat under them set at 83 instead of the aquarium heateer that was set at a constant 78... maybe that will help