Clone Race - part 3 - And the Winner is….

🏁 Cup in cup straight to soil was fastest. Water was taking too long. Shortly after this video, I destroyed these. The clone in soil had definitely rooted. Had to rip it out of the dirt and break the roots. If my technique were better, this would be a fairly quick method. 12 days and rooted isn’t bad but I can get more consistent results with previous methods. Lessons learned - 1 Why mess with 96% success rate of cloning in Rockwool? Different people, different methods. Hats off to those who can clone in dirt, seems like a good way of doing it, and also to those who clone in water. I’m sticking to Rockwool for now or something similar, like starter plugs. Straight to soil would be good if I perfected the technique. Looking back at how I took these, I could have done a better job of cutting, and definitely could have benefited from Mykos and Super Thrive which I didn’t use. 2 - Don’t bring in clones or plants from another nursery without doing IPM. As a result, I now have some PM spots in my veg room. Im blaming that basil ir the Sour Diesel that was left abandoned in the garage. No fan! I’m tempted to get rid of everything in the veg room now but might just fight the PM battle since it’s in early stages and can still be managed. Or can it ??? Start fresh, clean slate, or fight ? Hmmmm. Thanks for watching. Best of luck to your clones!