Cloning with 100% success

From cutting to clone, with 100% success every time. For a hydroponic rig, I would use something like a clone King 36. But I’m a dirt farmer, so, following normal mixing guidelines from General Organics, I prep the rooting cup with my usual vegetative phase solution. Make a hole in the soil for the cutting, prepare the Clonex, and I always use a fresh razor blade. My ideal candidate for a cutting is about 3 inches long. Cut at a steep angle to maximize exposure of inner tissue. I’m generous with the Clonex, and then firm the cutting into place. Into the humidity dome it goes, and I watch for roots. For monitoring conditions, I have a Caliber IV hygrometer in a square shot glass. 13 days later the clone gets a paper cup sock to help keep the roots in the dark. Typically, I’ll transplant new clones within three days.