Thanks for the tag @209MIKE.
Hi @joekar420. This is how I clone will take you to another thread where I discussed my method of cloning.
I have been trying different methods on creating a suitable environment for clones to survive on while they grow new roots. This method looks promising:
Two days later:
I used an unglazed clay pot that has about an inch of water in it. The clones are sitting on a coffee can lid that has had its outside edges punctured with vents to allow the evaporation to rise within. The whole pot is sitting on a plate that has also been saturated with water and wrapped around with loosely folded newspaper. The whole contraption is sealed with a dome and lit with a cfl above (I tried the LED flood I had but found it started bleaching the tops) for 18-6 light cycle. I plan on opening the dome everyday to allow for fresh air. I don’t know how clear it shows in the picture but the clay pot has started to sweat off excess moisture which tells me that moisture is being maintained wiithin.
The clone in the other thread has now been transplanted into a 7G which was nearly disastrous. Roots developed quickly:
and when I transplanted:
It looked like it was on its deathbed. But to show you how tough these plants are:
She is now window-vegging and growing along. I water her 1L every 5 days or so.
HTH.