Cloning with Peat Moss Plugs, BCUZZ Rooting gel, and Humdidome

greenfirekilla420

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Hello rui, I have been growing for close to a year now, but I am new to the cloning aspect. I took a trip to the hydro store today and picked up everything I needed expect for the heat mat. The guy at the hydro store said he only uses peat moss plugs to clone in. I went with the peat moss because I will be transplanting into soil after they get roots.

One of the big questions I have has to do with lighting. When you first take the cuttings do they go straight under the light or do they sit in darkness for a little bit. I know I read some where that they do best in the same light that they were grown in but due to space issues I think I might just use one of the 4' fluros I have laying around the house. The grow room is equipped with a 400whps air cooled hood.

The strain I am wanting to clone is Great White Shark. I just put one germinated seed in the soil last night so she should be joining the world in the next couple days. Btw fem seeds from Dutch Quality Seeds. Any help would be great. I know cloning is a learned process but I want to be as succesful as possible. Any help +++++rep thanks everyone.
 

SayWord

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check out the side-by-side cloning thread. its either in the general section or the newbie section. it'll answer a lot of questions
 

Drr

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I clone with the peat pucks you speak of.. i use jiffy.. it works wonders..
 

Drr

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i forgot to mention an important part i think.. i use a heating pad under the tray... ;o)
 

Drr

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I noticed it really is important to take cutting from the lower nodes also..
 
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Fallen Buckshot

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i topped my plants about 3-5 nodes down trimmed the fan leaves back and stuck em in jiffy peat pods and into the mini greenhouse thing surrounded them with perlite and a bout a week later they had taken root no rooting hormone or anything put them on my back patio only gets 6hrs full sunlight and keeps pretty high humidity
 
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