Does these clones look fairly healthy ?
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a mongo frog
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There a little rough, but with good care they could be beasts. Good luck with them!!!
A-Smoking-Parrot
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Find the cause of the yellowing and they'll be fine. I'm guessing a nutrient problem.
Skunk Baxter
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They all look like they just played a couple of games of pond hockey, but they're salvageable. How long ago were they rooted? They don't look as though they have very good root systems yet. Might want to put them under a humidity dome until they start drinking on their own.
A-Smoking-Parrot
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Depends if it's yard dirt or potting mix. I've got the stuff that claims you don't need to feed a plant for 6 months because it's got slow-release pellets. In any case that shit's bone dry, water them before they get worse. If it's not pre-fertilized potting mix, at least dilute some pee into the next watering.
Brayden17
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Plent of roots man , can see them everywhere
Kcbscrogger
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For gods sake don't piss on your plants, just mist the leaves with water until they have roots to drink from. Good luck
Brayden17
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A-Smoking-Parrot
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I didn't say piss on the plants, I said every once in a while piss into a cup and dilute it. Seedlings and cuttings need nutrients. I grow mine in bullshit garden center potting mix and I've never had anything but green, healthy leaves.
Alternatively the cuttings were too close to the light on the mother plant and what they've got is actually just light burn. They'll be fine after a few weeks, but they look really ragged right now.
evergreengardener
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i agree man dont going putting pis into your plants there plenty of other-way's to give them some nutes look into making some teas for them if organic or just buy some.
evergreengardener
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slow release potting soils arent your friend man and most cause problems around flowering time. also if you have a nute problem you can flush it to get the build up out so you get to kinda "start fresh" but you cant flush those slow release pellets out of the soil
Skunk Baxter
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Yeah, if they've got roots, make sure they've got something to eat. You have to remember, there's a huge difference between seedlings and clones - a clone is actually a fully mature plant, just a really small one. Once the roots are established, they should be fed like an adult plant.
Not sure what kind of soil that is, but it does look dry. I half-suspect that it's some sort of soil with nutrients mixed in, and the soil's a little "hot" for it to be that dry.
Not sure what kind of soil that is, but it does look dry. I half-suspect that it's some sort of soil with nutrients mixed in, and the soil's a little "hot" for it to be that dry.
A-Smoking-Parrot
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Absolutely right. I use a water cure to remove harsh and bitter flavors, so it works out for me. It's better for edibles and I can get my product a little quicker. It does the same thing as flushing, but it's quicker and lazier.
Brayden17
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Just before I turnt lights off I started the other day doing 18/6 , the other reason is to let the tent cool down because fuck it gets hot in there .. I have all vents open and have the 600whps all the way it can go , so I'm really hopping these clones make it .. Don't want to just but my one ak47 and get like 3 bags off it when I could grow these until week 4 which would make the ak47 on week 8 and than turn them over and get like 10 bags
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tyke1973
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should have posted the roots pictures then i would have been able to answer that question right,don't go on what a new rooted clone look's like the top end,they do look a little ruff ,but has long has the roots are good then they will be fine,i once got 2 clone's of a friend and they looked like they was dead,but the roots was still a lovely white color,they had been kept in cubes for about 3 week after rooting so some of the roots was looking bad but 70% was a lovely white with the sprout smell.
These 2 clone's produced 9 gram over 2 lb from the 2,my largest yeild up to that date and still one of my best yeild plant number wise,i planted them in a desperate time when i had to ditch everything i had because of reasons i'm sure ya will understand if you have grown in a illegal situation.Once they hit the medium they took about 7 days to see any difference,and then they showed new growth then they started to grow really strong,from that day on i make sure that i all ways leave my clones till they have a large root mass,i used to plant them has soon has they had a few roots showing.so don't go on how they look if they have a nice set of roots they will do fine.
These 2 clone's produced 9 gram over 2 lb from the 2,my largest yeild up to that date and still one of my best yeild plant number wise,i planted them in a desperate time when i had to ditch everything i had because of reasons i'm sure ya will understand if you have grown in a illegal situation.Once they hit the medium they took about 7 days to see any difference,and then they showed new growth then they started to grow really strong,from that day on i make sure that i all ways leave my clones till they have a large root mass,i used to plant them has soon has they had a few roots showing.so don't go on how they look if they have a nice set of roots they will do fine.