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brassieblue
At the minute I have 3 white rhino flowering 10days in my nft tank and they wont be ready till New year I have a mother plant in soil which I want to take clones off,veg for 4 weeks before my harvest is due as I would like to transport them straight to the nft when harvest is over, can this be done? What method should I use if its possible, using rockwool cubes at the minute would flood and drain suit me better for this process? 34.gif
Stealth67
QUOTE(brassieblue @ Nov 16 2004, 12:06 PM)
At the minute I have 3 white rhino flowering 10days in my nft tank and they wont be ready till New year I have a mother plant in soil which I want to take clones off,veg for 4  weeks before my harvest is due as I would like to transport them straight to the nft when harvest is over, can this be done? What method should I use if its possible, using rockwool cubes at the minute would flood and drain suit me better for this process? 34.gif
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Hiya mate,
you could raise them in rockwool cubes and then transplant them up into larger cubes in a propogator tray and hand water.
Your probably looking at 2 weeks to root then 1 week to grow through small rockwool cube and another 7-10 days to grow through the larger transplanting cubes.
So in total your looking at about a 5 week process from taking clones to being ready to drop into your NFT.
Hope thats not confusing mate wacko.gif

Good luck wink.gif .

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brassieblue
Thanks for the info, thats it sorted no need to switch to flood &drain
Cheers
BB






QUOTE(Stealth67 @ Nov 16 2004, 12:14 PM)
Hiya mate,
you could raise them in rockwool cubes and then transplant them up into larger cubes in a propogator tray and hand water.
Your probably looking at 2 weeks to root then 1 week to grow through small rockwool cube and another 7-10 days to grow through the larger transplanting cubes.
So in total your looking at about a 5 week process from taking clones to being ready to drop into your NFT.
Hope thats not confusing mate  wacko.gif

Good luck  wink.gif .

yinyang.gif
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Dohped
hello m8

i am 10 days away from chopping a clone grown in a cube, then into a 2 litre tub of perlite, fully hand watered.

once you transplant into the 3 inch cube, make sure and cover the rockwool as u normally would, i didn't 34.gif

i re-read that and it kind of don't make sense

what i mean is you can leave them indefinately in a cube, so you could stagger the processes if you wanted to, or if you wanted to you could keep mothers passive hydro instead of soil.

just clone into a little cube and then transplant that into perlite and it's the same processes as a soil pot, but u need ph & ec control which you have already with nft.

brassieblue
QUOTE(Dohped @ Nov 16 2004, 02:31 PM)
hello m8

i am 10 days away from chopping a clone grown in a cube, then into a 2 litre tub of perlite, fully hand watered.

once you transplant into the 3 inch cube, make sure and cover the rockwool as u normally would, i didn't  34.gif

i re-read that and it kind of don't make sense

what i mean is you can leave them indefinately in a cube, so you could stagger the processes if you wanted to, or if you wanted to you could keep mothers passive hydro instead of soil.

just clone into a little cube and then transplant that into perlite and it's the same processes as a soil pot, but u need ph & ec control which you have already with nft.
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thanks for the replies lads
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