Thanks MO! Hopefully it’s a good run. It feels like forever since I’ve had nice one
I feel ya there . Looking awesome man ! Eager seeing what kinda colors you end up with in there .
This last round of cloning I went way long in the starters and roots were spiraling pretty good. Thinking these would prevent that transplant shock while allowing me to still procrastinate a couple months. Wondering how it is watering these? Does the water just leak out the sides or do you soak them in a tray?I don't know about his specificly but I've been using these with great success. They come in a few sizes.
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I bottom water. After the plant gets some roots to hold it in place I'll top water.
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Put a bunch in a tray and top water. Water will flow out but then get soaked up. Packing them tight together helps the roots spread all throughout the medium instead of just down at the bottom
This is just the paradox I was imagining, good to know it's manageable. Was kinda thinking of using them as liners in plastic pots (kinda like a coffee filter) until the roots develop, then just pull them out when I want the roots to air prune.
I do that sometimes using solo cups. It works well
Roots do grow through the bag. I don’t cut the bottoms, just drop them straight into a bigger container
