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    I have also read that yellowing leaves on a clone are an indication that the plant is pulling resources from the leaves to aid the root growth. 

    Aloe Vera as a cloning gel has come up also in my research. I have access to fresh Aloe Vera plants and will definitely try using fresh gel from just picked leaves.

    I believe my clones are getting to wet because I do live in a hot and humid climate. Any suggestions on how to clone in this environment. I have backed off on watering which I hope will help. I  do use a dome and keep the vents open. Dryness is likely not my particular problem.

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    • Too wet can be a problem, I noticed that with my cloner running 24/7 they do root faster on the timer and rapid rooters do hold a lot of water. It may break down to an oxygen issue since you can clone in a glass of water and that's about as wet as it get

      https://www.growweedeasy.com/how-to-clone-weed-in-a-cup-of-water-easy

      I think the reason there is so much conflicting info on cloning is because so many methods work, 

       

       

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      • i think if youre going to use a humidity dome, keep the vents sealed until the roots have popped out. then vent gradually in preparation for transplant

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