But not with neem, cos it is only toxic to artropodes. Inocuous or even food to “more evolutioned” animals or even s food, n it is a natural organic feed to the plants…
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Hello Peoples… i failed… my clones are dead… next time i try it agian and more precisious… ! 
i Found nice toppic about clonig so my next round could be Alive 
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Hi Krefeld, when you take your cuttings put them in a shot glass with about an inch or two of water.
This is what i do, i keep them in a small box with a cfl light on 24/7 and replace the water when it’s nearly gone. I’m not sure if you’re meant to leave a light on, but it works for me.
They normally root in a couple of weeks.
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how dangerous is to put my girl back into vegetation ? i need to doo that and hold her for more than 3weeks… then i can swap into flowering agian becasuse of problem with high temperatures… and alsa bad nutrient filling… ! Now its back in normal i feed her only with water and vegetation agian … hope whe will be okay
it probably won’t work for you that quickly & it’s a lot of stress…could herm.
it’s all about hours of dark. extend night & they bloom, shorter for veg.
might be better to just use something else.
freshen the water if you can & also try blocking light from the rooting area(bottom). 
when you have some more roots you’re good
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Haha i did after i took pic
They grow fine like that.
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I was just showing the other dude how easy it is
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with blue berry you need a acid soil!!
Stick a little air pump in your water and they’ll root quicker (& a heat mat under your water vase.) just a thought bud…
Happy growing/smoking ,
Gaz
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Cheers for the info mate.
I was just taking my time tbh as i have a plant flowering atm so needed cutting to take as long as possible to root.
The cutting was the top of a big lanky seedling that I also had growing on my windowsill.
I’m just doing a little experimenting if honest.
I’m going to train them nd keep them small until my other plants done.
I normally have them in my make shift grow box with a cfl in to keep them warm and they root much quicker.
Cheers
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overfertilized or sunburn but not bad…imo.
leaf temperature got too hot where the spots are browned out…either chemically or ambient’ly.
not an expert
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