Rooted clones turning yellow almost white and transparent . Need any help. Please
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Herb & Suds
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When I transplant clones from aero cloner I use a neutral medium and no food for the first week
I also wait to water again until roots establish in the pot
Then I feed
If that’s a clue
I also wait to water again until roots establish in the pot
Then I feed
If that’s a clue
Hollatchaboy
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More info like, what medium did you transplant into, any nutes, light wattage and height, etc.... would be helpful.
waterproof808
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What medium were they rooted in and have you fed them anything since transplant?
Herb & Suds
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Throw the superthrive in bin
Hollatchaboy
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What soil did you transplant into?
waterproof808
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The soil might be too hot and is burning roots. Especially if its amended ocean forest.
FirstCavApache64
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I'm betting too hot soil and then there's added nutes. I put fresh rooted clones in very.mild soil and soak it pretty heavy and then let it be until it gets a good dry cycle. Forces the roots to look for water a little bit. Then soak and repeat. I don't let them dry out and wilt but let the cup get light. I don't feed anything for a couple weeks. I'm just trying to get the roots going. If I see it's deficient and starving for some reason then I'll address it but that's not common.
waterproof808
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maybe, if you have better soil that is less nutrient rich. It also looks like it has alot of hydroton, possibly lava rock, and perlite. Good chance the roots are fried already.
FirstCavApache64
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What do you think about flushing it? I was thinking transplant might just be too much looking at how sick it looks but then again so might a heavy enough flush to leach out enough nutes?
Hollatchaboy
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Depending on the dli, it could be helping to create issues also.
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