Buying Clones?

[Guest Themallrats]

Is there a difference when your buying clones, if they are in rockwool or in soil, assuming you plan to grow in a hydro setup. Okay, I am not sure how clear that was, so let me rephrase. I have a hydro setup, and I need some clones. Do I need to be specific that I will be growing in a hydro setup rather than soil, will that make a big difference?

 

I assume it depends on if the clone is in dirt or just rockwool material, but I wanted to check to be sure.

 

Thanks.

[hunter26]

Is there a difference when your buying clones, if they are in rockwool or in soil, assuming you plan to grow in a hydro setup. Okay, I am not sure how clear that was, so let me rephrase. I have a hydro setup, and I need some clones. Do I need to be specific that I will be growing in a hydro setup rather than soil, will that make a big difference?

 

I assume it depends on if the clone is in dirt or just rockwool material, but I wanted to check to be sure.

 

Thanks.

 

in rockwool would be prefered but you can genly rinse the soil from the by dunking root ball in ph ed RO water slowly and gently moving around till all clean then place in net pots with hydroton many ways to do the same thing but it does work just remember slow and gentle

[hunter26]

this does induce minor stress on the plant so expect a feww days of recovery then wait for roots to appear through net pots food water light wala medicine

[Dman]

You can bath the roots in a sauce pan. Don't worry if you can't get all of the dirt off. After the first flush of the Res most of it will be gone. I have had to do this many times.

[anonymousgrower?]

Your best option would be to get your clones from someone who uses a easy cloner, seeing how your already doing hydro

[SPYIRIL OUT/46N2]

If your needing little ones I could help you out.....I use a Ez cloner , one good thing about getting a hydro grown clone for a water system grow setup is the small plant / clone is already feeding on hydro mix........perfect for the transplant.......y/n