Sure, would sell them
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Send me a message with what they are and a price have a buddy wanting them also location might be useful to determine shipping costs ! Thanks shiska
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@beacher great tutorial! Thanks for sharing.
How wet is your coco inititally when you put the clones in? I donāt clone too much, but when I do, I think thatās the part Iām screwing upā¦ I canāt get anything to root in under 3-4 weeks, even in a bubble cloner. Most things rot or die by then.
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Home De Pot sells bricked coco now?! It was cheap to begin with but $3/16 gallons is choice. Is it that Black Magic brand I been seeing there?
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I water the cups until a bit of runoff from the bottom, then shake em a few times to get any extra drops out and thatās it. I generally donāt have to water them again until theyāve been rooted for 3-5 days or so.
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My usual cloning technique is pretty similar but with smaller rockwool or peat pucks. I gave yours a try and I really like it!
I think a few days faster, and with the bigger medium Iām getting more roots. They looked healthier and didnāt flinch when I took them out of the humidity done.
Thanks @beacher
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I dont use coco but this is an excellent tutorial. Especially for a novice cloner like myself. Thanks for the knxlegde
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Thatās awesome, Iām glad it worked for ya! I was also happy with the speed, but even more so by the seamless transition when taking the dome off. I have no idea why that is, but who cares lol
@Kingkush312 thanks, Iāve grown for years and still wasnāt the best at cloningā¦its nice to finally have something simple that works so well
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Uhh thanks, I think?? 
The thumbs up is encouraging lol, hope you found this useful!
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Plugged that into Google translate and it seems to be Chinese saying:
āh is great: +1: I am a newcomer. Itās really good to see everyoneās message.ā
We are officially global here at OG now! 
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I went with Royal Gold Tupur and a sprinkle of MBP. Watered in with pHād water that had some aloe, fulvex and a bit of ArmorSi in it. Roots seen at the bottom of the cup at 14 days. This particular strain/plant seems a bit difficult to root too so quite pleased.
This is the first time I ever tried the extra sleeve. It gives a bit of insulation and less temp swing for the roots. Seems to be a GoodThing!ā¢ Previous usage of cups I used a little circular catch pan.
Easier to monitor/control soil humidity it seems.
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Thatās great, Iām glad it worked for ya. I had a couple guava99s that were nicely rooted in 7 days last week. Itās so nice to finally have an easy, consistent cloning technique.
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I generally use a tray and 2 x2x4 in square cups in a rectangular dome. But this is fine for singles.
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Itās nice with solos because I just leave them in there for vegging or to keep as mothers. I would like some smaller shotglass sized cups for doing multiples though, havenāt seen any around yet
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Quick question for the coco growers. I have a slab of coco in the garage, but the package was so brittle that it just crumbled and the compressed brick was left uncovered, unprotected in the garage. Iāve heard coco doesnāt attract pests, as its inert or somethingā¦nothing organic to attract them.
Soā¦
What Iāve done is put the brick in a big bowl of water and microwaved the shit out of it for 10 mins (boiling and a big fuhkin mess). Itās currently cooling, and correct me if Iām wrong, but that should kill anything the coco may have picked up, right? Bugs, spores, everythingā¦right?
Thanks in advance!
The steam smells of baked sweet potatoesā¦mmmmmmm
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Probably fine. Iāve never put coco in the microwave, but lots of people expand coco with boiling water to kill any dormant eggs that might be in there. I know people using coco for growing mushrooms do it as well.
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Lolā¦Iām 34ā¦did the shroom thing many moons agoā¦had a claw bsthub with industrial heatersā¦pounds for $200ā¦house would smell like a barn with the sterilizing of substrate. Cow shit gets everylwhere ina fieldā¦shit, eh.
Fuckā¦wrong thread
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Is that 850ppm of just megacrop? What was the starting ppm? Any calmag and any other products?
Thanks.
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Tap water at ~150ppm plus straight mega crop for a total of 850ppm. I think about 1 gram per litre.
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