FunkVolume420
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http://enhs.umn.edu/current/5103/gm/character.html Here's your source lol. Sorry I was to late to save all of you.
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Stop using Clonex!
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Dr.Greenthmb420
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SMH
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Clonex wouldnt be the #1 sold rooting compound nor be on the market at all if it kills plants or has any adverse results. My bet is on poorly stored or contaminated product(given there is no variables). General consumer success has kept this in the market as a STRONG competitor! FYI, I just rooted 45 out of 45 clones using clonex gel and solution
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Clonex wouldnt be the #1 sold rooting compound nor be on the market at all if it kills plants or has any adverse results. My bet is on poorly stored or contaminated product(given there is no variables). General consumer success has kept this in the market as a STRONG competitor! FYI, I just rooted 45 out of 45 clones using clonex gel and solution
nikolaos_t
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Some plant hormones and their analogues are known to be mutagenic, teratogenic and fetotoxic -on animals that is. Hell, they are even toxic on plants in large doses and are used as herbicides. Just wear gloves, don't inhale the stuff and you should be OK.
In my experience, infection and dehydration are the reasons that kill a clone most of the time. If you control these two factors, 99% of your clones will thrive without any other treatment. I remember the times I used plain tap water in a paper cup to successfully root my clones.
You can control infections with some peroxide. Raise humidity to above 90% and you're done. I throw an aquarium heater in a sealed plastic storage box, submerge it in a few inches of water and set the heater's thermostat to just above the ambient. That raises humidity nicely. I put my clones on a platform in the box. I bubble the water with an air pump and drill a small exhaust hole on the lid. Never had a problem.
In my experience, infection and dehydration are the reasons that kill a clone most of the time. If you control these two factors, 99% of your clones will thrive without any other treatment. I remember the times I used plain tap water in a paper cup to successfully root my clones.
You can control infections with some peroxide. Raise humidity to above 90% and you're done. I throw an aquarium heater in a sealed plastic storage box, submerge it in a few inches of water and set the heater's thermostat to just above the ambient. That raises humidity nicely. I put my clones on a platform in the box. I bubble the water with an air pump and drill a small exhaust hole on the lid. Never had a problem.
this is funny.. because in reality.. the cloning process without anything changes the DNA slightly.. lol. as far as I knew lol .
Dr.Greenthmb420
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Humans and primates are at a 1.2% gene difference. So if clonex can even have a small change (1%) in DNA, Id be smoking tomatoes by now. 
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Chuck E. Kush
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I love Clonex...
the $3 rooting powder from holmes depot works just as good though.
the $3 rooting powder from holmes depot works just as good though.
TnTLabs
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gets my vote!
Clonex is perfectly fine. Just use gloves. Dont get it on your skin. IBA and other root hormones arent exactly safe in concentrate for mammals but its minimal. I dont know if it still does but back in the day when Clonex first came out it contained Nicotinimide....as an anti fungal. Thats not good either but just use gloves. Clonex is fine.
