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How do i treat my clone?

Discussion in 'Advanced Growing Techniques' started by Steveothenoob, Jan 9, 2007.

  1. #1 Steveothenoob, Jan 9, 2007
    My friend is going to get me a clone from a nice female skunk plant, do i just plant it and water it straight away? I hear the best thing is organis soil so do i just put this leaf in the organic soil? then when do i start watering/feeding it?
     
  2. #2 ISTANDALONE, Jan 9, 2007
    do a search on cloning. you should find all the info you need. is this clone already rooted or is it a fresh cutting? and yes, organic soil is best for a beginner.
     
  3. #3 Steveothenoob, Jan 9, 2007
    I am not sure i think its a fresh cut, if it is what do i need?
     
  4. #4 ISTANDALONE, Jan 9, 2007
    if it's fresh cut, you'll need soil or soiless mix, cloning powder, razor blade, water. i assume you already have your lights and ventilation set up?
     
  5. #5 Steveothenoob, Jan 9, 2007
    yea got my lights today and my ventialation and fans are all ok, just need to know what stuff i need to make a fresh cut grow, i didnt think i needed all of that stuff, better get shopping
     
  6. #6 ISTANDALONE, Jan 9, 2007
    and pots, can't forget those!
     
  7. #7 anonymiss12345, Jan 10, 2007
    For the sake of just needing to take a cutting or two, it doesn't get any simpler than a Jiffy7 cube and Stimroot #2 rooting powder. Both of which can be found at any gardening section of a store such as WallyWorld even. So that is probably only 2 things that you'll have to buy right away in order to do this cutting:)
     
  8. #8 Steveothenoob, Jan 10, 2007
    thanks man, rep for you, what is a jimmy cube?
     
  9. #9 Steveothenoob, Jan 10, 2007
    hmm ok wont let me do a rep for some reason, it does on another forum that i visit, wierd.
     
  10. #10 anonymiss12345, Jan 11, 2007
    I'm not sure about the rep details on this site myself, so i can't help ya there.

    Jiffy...or Jiffy7...they are a dehydrated peat puck that when soaked in water, swell up into about a 1 1/2" x 1 1/2" cube that you can then put a stem or even a seed into.
    Ask at any Garden center, they have them. Probably the smallest is a 25 pack for a couple bucks.
     

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