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Tips for Humidity Control, Cloning Media, and Seedlings

Ep. 60 Clone Questions Live hosted by Clone Coach Ready to make the Best Clones Ever? Visit www.clonecoach.com In this episode of Clone Questions Live, Paul discusses various topics related to clones, mother plants, and nursery operations. He announces that he will be hosting in-person workshops and monthly meetups in Palm Springs to provide hands-on training and face-to-face interaction. Paul also answers questions about humidity control, cloning media, seedlings, and more. He emphasizes the importance of using microbials and maintaining a healthy root zone for optimal plant growth. In this conversation, Paul discusses various topics related to cloning, including the importance of microbial activity in the root zone, the equipment needed to run the SOPs, the ideal light intensity for clones, preferred cloning media, and the significance of understanding power consumption. He also addresses questions about root zone temperature, de-leafing, the lifespan of pre-moistened rapid routers, and the use of cloning machines. Paul mentions the ongoing support and future updates available through the Clone Coach membership, as well as the possibility of developing a seedling SOP. He concludes by discussing pricing for clones and the factors that determine their value. keywords clone questions, live episode, clones, mother plants, nursery operations, in-person workshops, hands-on training, face-to-face interaction, humidity control, cloning media, seedlings, microbials, healthy root zone, optimal plant growth, cloning, microbial activity, root zone, equipment, light intensity, cloning media, power consumption, root zone temperature, de-leafing, rapid routers, cloning machines, ongoing support, future updates, seedling SOP, pricing Paul announces in-person workshops and monthly meetups in Palm Springs for hands-on training and face-to-face interaction. He emphasizes the importance of using microbials and maintaining a healthy root zone for optimal plant growth. Paul provides tips on humidity control, cloning media, and seedlings. He encourages growers to ask questions and seek ongoing support to improve their nursery operations. Microbial activity in the root zone is crucial for healthy clones. The Clone Coach SOPs can be used with any equipment and nutrient line. Light intensity should be adjusted based on the type of light being used. Pre-filled Cocoa Peat based plugs are a preferred cloning media. Understanding power consumption is important for growers. Root zone temperature should be in the mid to low 70s. De-leafing can improve airflow and prevent moisture-related issues. Pre-moistened rapid routers can last for about a week. Cloning machines can produce fast roots but may not scale well for larger operations. The Clone Coach membership offers ongoing support and future updates. The value of clones depends on factors such as genetics, quality, and quantity. "People learn differently. Some people can just read the book, implement it, and they're golden. Some people need to listen." "Come get a gift bag, get a genetic from myself, maybe get some freebies from some brands, have some bricks and bread, have some smoke, and a nice comfortable indoor setting, and up your nursery game." "Let us know where you guys are joining in from. Click that comment down below. We got a whole bunch of questions lined up already." "If you're eating things like sauerkraut, probiotics, prebiotics, kimchi, you're feeding a bunch of good microbial activity to your own system, you're gonna have a healthier digestive system, a health balance, just everything and more homeostasis" "You don't need any special equipment. The SOPs will work with any nutrient line, any lights, any anything you're running already" "That plastic layer reduces the light intensity about 20 points. You'll know you have too much light if the tops of your domes are drying out or not holding condensation and your leaves start to curl and burn" Chapters 00:00 Hands-on Training and Coaching in Palm Springs 08:48 The Importance of Microbials and a Healthy Root Zone 17:09 Q&A Session Begins 22:26 In-person Workshops and SOPs 29:02 Thinning Mother Plants and Developing Side Branches 34:24 Developing Side Branching in Clones 42:40 The Benefits of Fuzzy White Roots 44:43 The Versatility of the Clone Coach SOPs 48:03 Preferences for Light Intensity and Cloning Media 49:43 Understanding Power Consumption in Grow Operations 51:28 In-Person Workshops for Hands-On Training 53:23 Considerations for Watering, De-leafing, and Root Zone Temperature 01:06:01 Pros and Cons of Cloning Machines 01:14:52 Challenges in Developing a Rooting Hormone Product 01:23:25 Availability and Pricing of Clones in the Market