Tutorial on making clones

Step 2: Poke a hole in all the pucks once ready

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Step 5: In my experience most of the new roots will emerge from these vertical scratches.

Step 5.1

Step 6: Knocking off excess root stimulant is super important! minimal is required, otherwise the stem will just rot.

Step 7: Moisture level of the peat puck is very important.

Using the squirt bottle, you'll need to mist the pucks to ensure good moisture levels. Too much moisture and your stem will rot, Pucks should not be dripping wet & drenched, But if the puck is squeezed a few drops of water should fall out.

Don't be afraid to pick up the clones and give them a squeeze to check moisture levels. I do it almost daily to check moisture levels and to make sure the puck is still tight to the stem.

Step 8: Using the spray bottle to mist with Piranha Beneficial Fungus will keep Powdery Mildew away, Although getting Powdery Mildew from cloning is highly unlikely it is possible. when you have little experience.

Step 9: I recommend domes with vents ontop, Opening the vents in small increments everyday to reduce humidity is key. At about 5 days the vents are about 1 inch open.

Misting plants with 1/8th or less Strength nutrient mix of Vitamins or your Grow Formula will help keep the plants strong, Although misting nutes isn't required for your girls to pop roots in aboyt 8 days.

Before I take cuttings from the mother plants I give a healthy dose of Grow formula & Vitamins to ensure the growth tips have lots of energy in them! After watering The mother I take the cuttings 2 days later.