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Seedbank: Dinafem "Coraline-Clara" My first working clone after many many attempts (+30). It took 8-12 days for the clone to root. I used a rooting gel and specialized pellets. The Transplant into nutrient-rich Aveve soil was done on 17/07/2017. Her mother Coraline is of a good growing Dinafem's Critical Jack Photo. I've given this plant to a friend to care for. I've grown the autoflower version of this strain once before (2 plants). I know she will need extra CalMg in the future. "Queen Billie" Dinafem Blue Widow. I started this from seed late February or early March. She was the sole survivor of 5 Dinafem seeds that probably got the worst germination environment I've ever dared to use. Most of its germinating siblings got eaten by small underground white-translucent wriggling worms. The contamination of which I belief would have been most likely bad soil. But it could have had any other cause or causes. NEVER GERMINATE IN WINTER SUN NEXT TO A SLY WINDOW. 02/08 The clone "Coraline-Clara" is still feeding from the pot and is doing very well. She grow about an inch this day (2-3 cm) :D. 25 cm now 04/08 "Coraline-Clara" 27 cm. Staked her with a little stick. She was growing "tower of pizza" like and clones lack a decent strong deep taproot. "Queen Billie" Transplanted "Queen Billie" into a 30l airpot. I had nothing better but it was long overdue. Did some bending and soon she will fill the entire closet. Will need to milk (anti-fungal) most plants in the room, since the transplant took place in the Jungle - aka - Infestotopia :@. And Do Some shake-n-vacuum to combat the possible small fly populations. But that's for tomorrow. 05/08 I've starting tucking away some leaves on Coraline-Clara. The stake helps, so does the strain. This Critical Jack pheno, the good long pheno allows and aids in this easy bending by creating a few big leaves instead of turning bushy. CLONING I don't find stem-cloning Dagga (DIY cloning) to be an easy process to be frank. The cherrytomato variety I'm cloning practically clones itself. I'm hitting almost a 100% success rate on both the 'rootcube + gel' and the 'glass of water' method. This is strak contrast to MJ where I'm currently at 1,33% success rate ;S. I've build per clone DIY humidity domes out of 1,5 litre Coca Cola bottles. I've used rooting cubes and gel. I've even tried a few of my own creative obscure voodoo stem scarrings beyond the "yaw cut - 45degrees stem cut". For my newest iteration of cloning I 'm using a white round bucket, a semi-translucent deep dish, root cubes, rooting gel, the "yaw cut" and a section of toiletpaper cardboard - you know the present you get after you finish a toilet-roll. The Toilet-Surprise ! But I'm veering off-topic, off to a monkey topic :D. Point is: I want to get good at this shit. I want to collect all techniques. All Gardening-Jutsu. So Let's keep going at it "Monkey Style". Cheers and Many Bananas, Goarilla