clones in rockwool

I prefer to make clones in 1/4  of a rockwoolblock +/- 1cmx1cmx4cm

foto 1 dry rockwool, the plate where it is in was a plate once with 100 pieces of rockwool, bought it in a growshop, the plate, I use it for years now.

If i use a larger block of rockwool i should care about the Ph, now , as soon the roots are visible I put them in soil, so no Ph problem!

the clone is under tubelight 2x 36 watt, 10 cm distance. The water on the bottom in the greenhouse is mixed with roothormons, standard dose , (no names..) (if the clone dies, producer, then you are happy i didnt mention your name!!)

I have made a plant by chopping quite a large clone off and dipping it in rooting gel and then just planting it into a root riot starter cube and putting it in a pot. After that i just treated it like a normal plant but...  keep the cube well watered. It doesnt look v happy but after a while it grew. Cloning is easy im sure you can do it :)

Today i made a second clone , she is a little shorter ( both clones are very small ) I didnt cut the leafs, with the first clone i did. BTW a clone of 2 cm can survive, the longest clones I ever made were around 30 cm/1 foot they did well but were from outdoor mothers.

Hi Alecky, my survival rate is 60-70 % but the last rooted ones have always a big slowdown, it must be possible I hope that 50 % is rooted in one week, fast, no slowdown, strong clones. The best is start with seeds, make clones once per plant, gow the clones and start again with seeds, much more yield in the same time! Problem if you grow for yourself it is expencive for the "normal man or woman" If you sell it , or have a big bankaccount, or a job..( one of the last ones) you can best grow with seeds only. Many systems, what ever you want, what ever you like,..SQ