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At least I know....
I ran out and bought an aquarium thermometer at walmart...
and Im a little suprised....
when I laid it on the shelf it registers 83 degrees.....
From another site....
30. CLONING
Clones can be made from a so called mother plant (especially kept for cloning) in vegetative growth but they can also be made from lower parts of plants that are anyway useless. The offspring will be plants that are identical to the parent plant. Use a sharp pair of scissors to produce 6 – 12 centimeter cuttings. Leave the growing tip, a small leaf, and one or two larger leaves. Take all other leaves away and put 3 centimeters of the stem in a cloning gel. Now the cutting needs to be placed in a wet rock wool cube. To wet the cubes use water with half the amount of fertilizer. Cuttings need to be placed in a 72 - 80% relative humidity environment with a 28 degrees Celsius temperature. Mild light needs to be used for cloning, florescent lamps are especially suited for this purpose (see also chapter 6). In two weeks the root system will be developed and clones can be taken out into the open or into the growing room.
He says 28 degrees celcius which is 83.4 f.... lol....
I ran out and bought an aquarium thermometer at walmart...
and Im a little suprised....
when I laid it on the shelf it registers 83 degrees.....
From another site....
30. CLONING
Clones can be made from a so called mother plant (especially kept for cloning) in vegetative growth but they can also be made from lower parts of plants that are anyway useless. The offspring will be plants that are identical to the parent plant. Use a sharp pair of scissors to produce 6 – 12 centimeter cuttings. Leave the growing tip, a small leaf, and one or two larger leaves. Take all other leaves away and put 3 centimeters of the stem in a cloning gel. Now the cutting needs to be placed in a wet rock wool cube. To wet the cubes use water with half the amount of fertilizer. Cuttings need to be placed in a 72 - 80% relative humidity environment with a 28 degrees Celsius temperature. Mild light needs to be used for cloning, florescent lamps are especially suited for this purpose (see also chapter 6). In two weeks the root system will be developed and clones can be taken out into the open or into the growing room.
He says 28 degrees celcius which is 83.4 f.... lol....
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