Bigger Buds

Section 2
Cloning
and Rooting
First, we highly recommend you work this out
with a hydroponic store professional. Without
measuring your grow space and knowing
exactly what you have to deal with, and what level of
work or study you're willing to put in, we can't make a
recommendation.
That said, most often you'll start with a clone, cut from a
plant you'd like to reproduce. This is as simple as cutting
a branch off the plant you'd like to mimic, and then
dipping the cuttings in a rooting solution and planting
it.
After you plant that clone, you'll begin the process of
moving it through bigger and bigger containers to give
the roots space to grow. What might start out as a clone
in a dixie cup full of soil could eventually grow into a
monster plant that lives in a 15-gallon container.
Again, this all depends on how much you're growing
and what kind of space you have.
As far as what you can do to help your plants grow
through this period, you only need to manage a few
things:
1. Your plants' stress level
2. A base nutrient solution
3. Rhizosphere supplements
If you cover those factors well, you'll be setting yourself
up for big time success. In the following pages, we'll
tell you about the solutions we've developed to address
these key aspects of growing, and why we think they're
so great.
18 Section 2 - Cloning and Rooting | Advanced Nutrients: "How to Grow Bigger Buds"