716legalgrow
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First 3 pictures are of my seeded clones (2 cherynobl one unknown) and last handful of pictures with the more bushy plant is my clone I got from a friend (unknown genetics). I have northern light auto flowers that just pushed through the soil today! Will keep updating as I go along. So far so good, except the clone experienced nutrient burn and is just outright being a weird plant to grow. Any tips, advice on her will gladly help. I don’t overwater, I feed PH balanced water with 2ml of General Hydroponics Flora series, then some cal mag plus. Once I noticed nutrient burn, I flushed with PH water and waited until the new growth was all and only green. Only tips burned. I feel like my clone looks bad, others say otherwise. I think I’m just setting too high of a standard for my first time. I fully expect to fail, however wanna know why and what I’m doing wrong to further my growing abilities.
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