Rooted clones turning yellow almost white and transparent . Need any help. Please

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waterproof808

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• Jun 24, 2022

• #21

FirstCavApache64 said:

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?

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flushing would be very harsh on the roots IMO. I'm betting if he unpotted one of them the roots would already be toast. The stem is looking a little sickly as well, kind of yellow/brown instead of a healthy green.

 

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Thowel10

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• Jun 24, 2022

• #22

So just replanted and the roots had not grown out of the jiffy pods anymore then when first transplanted. Roots looked good and white tho still. Figured if they were dieing anyway might as well try

 

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Kerowacked

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• Jun 24, 2022

• #23

Leave it alone, they have amazing survivability

 

FirstCavApache64

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• Jun 24, 2022

• #24

waterproof808 said:

flushing would be very harsh on the roots IMO. I'm betting if he unpotted one of them the roots would already be toast. The stem is looking a little sickly as well, kind of yellow/brown instead of a healthy green.

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Thanks. They looked rough and I didn't want to say flush it without somebody else agreeing because the roots are so stressed out already. I just figured the roots are frying in that mix.

 

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Thowel10

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• Jun 24, 2022

• #25

How often should they have been getting watered?

 

Herb & Suds

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• Jun 24, 2022

• #26

Thowel10 said:

How often should they have been getting watered?

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How often has your research told you?
Have you seen watering by weight not time frame?

 

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Thowel10

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• Jun 24, 2022

• #27

Watering by sticking finger in the top to feel if dry or by picking pot up to see if it is light . But that is for a growing plant I didn't know if younger rooted clones need it more frequently or less frequently the normal plants.

 

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Thowel10

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• Jun 24, 2022

• #28

I was running lights 24/7 any recommendations for newly rooted clones

 

Hollatchaboy

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• Jun 24, 2022

• #29

Just because the top of soil is dry, doesn't mean the entire volume of soil is dry. It's better to go by the weight of the container. What did you transplant into this time? The same soil?