hello everyone its me db003 back at it again!
about a month ago I went to a local hydro shop vendor day event with my mom to get some soil to make a new batch of super soil and a few other things like a tray and dome, root plugs and some new trimming scissors which I ended up getting for free.
my mom bought some regular photo seeds and a clone from one of the vendors. what my mom did not know was that the "clone" she bought was not a clone but was a cutting since it had no roots she paid 20 dollars for it. when I buy clones they better have roots for 20 dollars lol but anyway it was in a zip lock baggie when we got it with a paper towel wrapped around the stem.
when we got home I took the cutting and put in a root plug and put in a solo cup with plain potting soil and put in a tray with a dome that I just got thank the weed gods I just bought it when I was there because otherwise I would not be doing this grow.
I will not lie I had no idea if this clone would survive or not but I keep misting the leaves like every other day for weeks it took a full 35 days before I finally seen a tiny root poking out of the cup and was like hell yes I manged to keep it alive.
today I was transplanting my other plants so I decided to transplant this one while I had my closet open and was already transplanting plants that way I dont have to clean up the mess twice.
now I just have to wait and see how it does after the transplant one of the tiny shoots got pulled off during the transplant so I tossed in a root plug for shits and giggles and it will give me some much need practice with cloning.
this strain is Apple Fritter from Masonic Seed Company well at least that what I think there name was I for sure know the strain name but a bit iffy on who it was from but its all good.
it was transplanted in to a 3 gallon fabric pot with super soil on the bottom and plain potting soil on the top and like a inch of plain potting soil between the super soil as a buffer to not shock the clone.
I will call this day #1 of veg for this clone just to keep track of veg cycle
about a month ago I went to a local hydro shop vendor day event with my mom to get some soil to make a new batch of super soil and a few other things like a tray and dome, root plugs and some new trimming scissors which I ended up getting for free.
my mom bought some regular photo seeds and a clone from one of the vendors. what my mom did not know was that the "clone" she bought was not a clone but was a cutting since it had no roots she paid 20 dollars for it. when I buy clones they better have roots for 20 dollars lol but anyway it was in a zip lock baggie when we got it with a paper towel wrapped around the stem.
when we got home I took the cutting and put in a root plug and put in a solo cup with plain potting soil and put in a tray with a dome that I just got thank the weed gods I just bought it when I was there because otherwise I would not be doing this grow.
I will not lie I had no idea if this clone would survive or not but I keep misting the leaves like every other day for weeks it took a full 35 days before I finally seen a tiny root poking out of the cup and was like hell yes I manged to keep it alive.
today I was transplanting my other plants so I decided to transplant this one while I had my closet open and was already transplanting plants that way I dont have to clean up the mess twice.
now I just have to wait and see how it does after the transplant one of the tiny shoots got pulled off during the transplant so I tossed in a root plug for shits and giggles and it will give me some much need practice with cloning.
this strain is Apple Fritter from Masonic Seed Company well at least that what I think there name was I for sure know the strain name but a bit iffy on who it was from but its all good.
it was transplanted in to a 3 gallon fabric pot with super soil on the bottom and plain potting soil on the top and like a inch of plain potting soil between the super soil as a buffer to not shock the clone.
I will call this day #1 of veg for this clone just to keep track of veg cycle
