After several failed attempts at cloning using the typical methods, I decided to try air layering. Worked on my first try. Didn't use Sphagnum moss - just a rapid rooter, cloneX, cereal box liner, and aluminum foil.
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5x7 closet with reflective mylar on the walls
2 UF-4000 LEDs (set to 25K Lumens at the plant)
150 CFM bathroom vent installed in ceiling exhausting through a roof vent
Elitech STC-1000Wifi Temp&Humidity Controller
1X Sundae Driver in 35g grow bag
2X Orange Velvet in 35g grow bags -
Cool used to use the method on fruit trees back in the day.keeping it green with the soil thing
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What is air layering?Comment
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Lots of hits on Google, but short answer is: cloning while the cutting is still attached to the mother plant. One tip I found that isn't in all the videos was to make sure you include a branch node. That person noticed that all of his clones developed roots there first. I didn't actually try to cut the cambium and instead just held the knife perpendicular to the stem and just scratched back and forth all around down to the cambium.
5x7 closet with reflective mylar on the walls
2 UF-4000 LEDs (set to 25K Lumens at the plant)
150 CFM bathroom vent installed in ceiling exhausting through a roof vent
Elitech STC-1000Wifi Temp&Humidity Controller
1X Sundae Driver in 35g grow bag
2X Orange Velvet in 35g grow bagsComment
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Nice, and I agree it’s a cool idea. Glad it worked out for you. I was wondering why the clone looked so huge. Now I see said the blind man.Comment
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