Help cloning from a clone

Earthtoshell

Earthtoshell

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I bought some clones.. well I didnt realize they where hydro and put them in soil they arent making it.. I'm worried if I dont take clones from them now I'll be out.
So how can I take cuttings from the plant that's almost dead...
I know to prune and trim. But will they ever survive that..
 

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PagingMrHerman

PagingMrHerman

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Looks over watered. Also how the clones are made doesn’t affect what medium they end up in. Aero cloner, rockwool, cup of water can all go in soil, coco, hydro doesn’t matter.
Fix the problem that’s causing them to die and they should bounce back.
 
Earthtoshell

Earthtoshell

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So I havent watered in a day or two...
They are getting worse... my nieghbor took on the worse one and he said it's been dead for a few days from shock. I've been trouble shooting these for so long it's so stressing. I'm used to growing from seed in cali not clone on Hawaii. I made some small mistakes along the way I transplanted and put them in the shade right after... i didnt realize how picky they are and I fucked up clearly so yeah maybe getting clones from them would be safer..
 
Earthtoshell

Earthtoshell

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PagingMrHerman said:
Looks over watered. Also how the clones are made doesn’t affect what medium they end up in. Aero cloner, rockwool, cup of water can all go in soil, coco, hydro doesn’t matter.
Fix the problem that’s causing them to die and they should bounce back.
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I replied above
 
Gond00s

Gond00s

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Earthtoshell said:
Yeah its bad.. so is it worth trying to clone... I messed up so bad
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honestly id have to say toss it and start a seed also what type of soil are u in looks like a peat with some type of wood in it that could be the shock that happened going from hydro to something like that is not very ideal not trying to be mean just trying to help out.
 
Earthtoshell

Earthtoshell

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Gond00s said:
honestly id have to say toss it and start a seed also what type of soil are u in looks like a peat with some type of wood in it that could be the shock that happened going from hydro to something like that is not very ideal not trying to be mean just trying to help out.
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Your not being mean at all no worried I wanna learn. So this was some organic compost stuff that we use for our veggie garden but over the years of using this in the garden I'm starting to hate it.. it's like hard on top and soft under kinda odd.. think I'm gonna buy a few bags of fox farm... heres the bb I have from seed so far... I need to find more seeds before mid may.. eh
 
Gond00s

Gond00s

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Earthtoshell said:
Your not being mean at all no worried I wanna learn. So this was some organic compost stuff that we use for our veggie garden but over the years of using this in the garden I'm starting to hate it.. it's like hard on top and soft under kinda odd.. think I'm gonna buy a few bags of fox farm... heres the bb I have from seed so far... I need to find more seeds before mid may.. eh
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fox farm is fine but just make sure u remember the soil likes to come acidic I would add something to balance it out before I use it. somethings I would add Gypsum, lime, and some vermiculite would be what I would try to find a mix with then do some top dresses when the plant eats up the soil.
 
Earthtoshell

Earthtoshell

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Gond00s said:
fox farm is fine but just make sure u remember the soil likes to come acidic I would add something to balance it out before I use it. somethings I would add Gypsum, lime, and some vermiculite would be what I would try to find a mix with then do some top dresses when the plant eats up the soil.
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Do you have an idea for a better all in one kinda soil
Living on a island some soil additives are hard to find and with the virus amazon isnt delivering fast.
 
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