| 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 |
| Hera root growth |
This is the root growth after 3 weeks in soil. |
03/27/04 |
| Hera transplant |
Into the 3-Gal pot she goes! Black Gold Potting Soil and a few river stones will be her new home. |
03/27/04 |
| Hera transplant |
Fill-er-up! |
03/27/04 |
| Hera and Iris transplanted |
Here they are; healthy and rooting (Hera right, Iris left). A few weeks under fluorescents, then under the HPS for supreme vegging and flowering. These two will now be featured in the 'Indigo's Harvest 2004b' garden. I'm such a ham, but I love cultivating! |
03/27/04 |
| Juturna and Kypris |
These are the third and fourth pure-water clones to develop roots. After 2 weeks in soil both are showing new growth on top coupled with slight yellowing on the bottom leaves. They have successfully adjusted to the soil and are starting to grow new leaves and nodes. After they develop a few more new leaves I will transplant them into larger pots. |
04/15/04 |
| Hera 6 weeks in soil |
Beautiful! A little training to thicken up that main stem and elongate lower branches. |
04/23/04 |
| Afghani group |
Here is my homemade aero-cloner. I put it together with supplies all purchased at WALMART following the directions of Greenthumb420. |
09/26/04 |
| Roots starting |
After 12 days in the cloner these cuttings are starting to take root. I used Vita Grow Rooting Compound to get them going. I did this to compare rooting times and health to pure water clones. |
09/26/04 |
| Ready for soil |
This cutting started rooting much faster and healthier than the others. This one will be the mother I keep in veg for future cuttings. We'll call her Medusa. |
09/26/04 |
