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EZ Cloner to .... questions!

Discussion in 'Hydroponics' started by BlazinBuddah28, Apr 18, 2011.

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    BlazinBuddah28 Novice Gardener

    Hey guys, Currently using a 5 site DIY EZ cloner bucket. Got a couple batches of clones and transplanted into hempy(current growing style) and they did fine.

    4 Clones I left in the EZ cloner, throwing spare nutes in for fun.

    Well they are growing better than the hempy clones (still fine, but more stretchy/not as lush) , and I would like to use them this go-round if possible.

    The roots are not in net-pots, the stems are just in neoprene inserts, and the roots are down to the bottom of the bucket by now.

    What are my options? If I create a aeroponic setup, I would need to use net pots, but I think I would damage my roots too much.

    Would a bubble setup work?

    Would it be possible to transplant into a larger hempy container? (2gal or so) with roots so long?

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    Thanks guys! Would really like to use these, 2 of these are strains that I do not have in hempy anymore!
    BlazinBuddah28, Apr 18, 2011
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    bluecheese Best Ass Admin Ever

    If your careful adding the verm/per mix to the bucket (add it around the roots) you can safely transplant into Hempy buckets.
    bluecheese, Apr 18, 2011
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    BlazinBuddah28 Novice Gardener

    thanks bluecheese, I was thinking that was my best option
    BlazinBuddah28, Apr 18, 2011
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