I have clones that I cut a week ago and i noticed that I may have left the stems too long preventing the water from hitting the node. Im seven days in with no sign of roots. Can I cut the stems shorter at this point and if so should I dip them again in cloning gel?
Not a cloner but I’ve heard of saving cuttings in the fridge for weeks before using them so I don’t see why you would have a problem since it’s been in water
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Yes you can.
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What are you using to clone?
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Turboklone
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Ambient and nutrient solution temps for me around 78-80 with an RH of 65-70%. I mist the leaves until roots are showing. How far is your stem from the solution. Barely touching the bubbling surface?
I cloned these in a cheap cloner but have used water or soil. They went about 8-10 days with no roots until I got the temps in check.
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To increase the success rate of your diy cloner, add an atomizer in it on a timer (30 mins to an hour on/ 30 minutes to an hour off).
Also, if you have an air stone in it, add 1-2 more. You want to insure water is very turbulent.
You can also make that cloner into (at least) a 30 site cloner if all other attributes are meet from above mentioned criteria.
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