> I have to tell you, I'm not sure at all about this cloning stuff.
>
> Had a nice plant growing that had not declared yet but the second girl
> was booming fast and I wanted to get two starts from her so...
>
> The first two went well - from the flowering maiden. I was using and
> exacto knife. I had the rock wool prepared and decided that since I
> was all set up, I'd take two starts from the undeclared plant too and
> if it turned out to be a boy, it would be simple to yank them up.
>
> This was a beautifully growing plant of a different strain from my
> little girls - and in a pot big enough to get really huge. So, I took
> the first cutting, put it in the glass of warm water and turned back
> to take the second and there! It was laying on it's side, the stem
> almost completely severed and I just about died. Yes, I grabbed it up
> and put it in water, set about cloning it too but talk about topping
> the plant!
>
> I wanted to cry. I didn't realize I had cut so deeply. Next time, ...

> On Fri, 22 Aug 2008 21:38:37 -0700 (PDT), Frank yahoo.com>
> wrote:
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>
>

>>On Aug 19, 2:27 am, Mariah Kaze bresnan.net> wrote:

>>> I have to tell you, I'm not sure at all about this cloning stuff.

>

>>> Had a nice plant growing that had not declared yet but the second girl
>>> was booming fast and I wanted to get two starts from her so...

>

>>> The first two went well - from the flowering maiden.  I was using and
>>> exacto knife.  I had the rock wool prepared and decided that since I
>>> was all set up, I'd take two starts from the undeclared plant too and
>>> if it turned out to be a boy, it would be simple to yank them up.

>

>>>  This was a beautifully growing plant of a different strain from my
>>> little girls - and in a pot big enough to get really huge.  So, I took
>>> the first cutting, put it in the glass of warm water and turned back ...