| Title | Description | Added |
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| Bottom cuttings |
2 weeks after cutting these branches off the mother plant (Indigo) roots are starting to form. I change the water every three days. |
03/09/04 |
| Top cuttings |
2 weeks after cutting these branches off the mother plant (Indigo) no roots have started to form. I change the water every three days. |
03/09/04 |
| First into soil (Hera) |
This was the lowest branch taken for cloning. It rooted the fastest, and I've now put it into Black Gold Seedling Mix and put it under 100W fluorescents. |
03/09/04 |
| Bottom cuttings |
3 weeks after cutting these branches off the mother plant. |
03/13/04 |
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| 2 Weeks into Soil (Hera) |
After two weeks of 24-hour light this clone is showing new growth. This means the roots have taken to the soil and are beginning vegetative growth. |
03/19/04 |
| Second into soil (Iris) |
This branch took a week longer before growing its roots enough for a transplant into BG Seedling Mix. |
03/19/04 |
| 1 Week into Soil (Iris) |
No change in top growth and stasis under 24-hour light shows that the roots are adapting to the soil. |
03/19/04 |
| Bottom cuttings |
4 weeks after being cut off from the mother plant, these clones are still alive and starting to root in pure water. |
03/19/04 |
| Bottom cuttings |
5 weeks in water. These roots on one are just about long enough for soil. I'll give it a couple more days. The other one isn't quite there, but the leaves are still green and healthy. |
03/26/04 |
| Hera and Iris |
Hera is now 3 weeks into soil and vegging nicely. Pink preflowers are abound, and I'm anxious to veg her under that 1000W HPS as soon as Indigo/June Bug/Skunk finish. Iris is now 2 weeks in soil and new growth is starting. They will be transplanted this week into larger containers. |
03/27/04 |
