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Walking, thru the park just the other day , what do ya think I saw .....Jimmie page , heroListen to Oldskol, you have a lot of perlite in that soil so it's draining everything out quickly. If you have soil that drains that fast you need to water more not less. Also, if you don't know what's in that soil I would make a mix with some quality compost, some peat moss, earthworm castings, and a little perlite if you want. Transplant those babies in the new soil and they'll probably recover. Or if you want to feed liquid fertz just do what Oldy says.
your using coco right?if so you need to feed daily mate,coco has to have exchange of air and nutes dailyHave them a light feed at 250 ml tonight. Came out to 300 ppm but I only mixed one gal of water so was close. Was using eye dropper. Gave them
Power si as well. The mothers loved the shit. The light is all the way dimmed and I raised it to 24 inches. See how they do in a day or two. Temp was 76 and rh at 51 when I took them out to water today
I’ll watch for that next time for sure. Here’s what they looked like when they first rootedHey rybo , those clones are in pretty bad shape , I've seen many clones in this condition , I don't think they got messed up in clone stage , I'm sure they came off unhealthy mother and the deficiencies carried on .......
If it was me , I would get some bagged soil blend like fox farm or roots organic and cut it with pro mix / perlite and maybe a pinch of earthworm castings , wait 2 weeks , I guarantee they burst back into health , just a suggestion , I've seen it happen many many times......
Hey and thanks. First time ever cloning so not really sure what I’m doing but I watch a lot on here and try to learn all I can. The dirt my flowering plants are in has perlite in it and the mothers loved it. I have enough for the next round but I’m going to try your method when I cut my next clones. At least half of them. I cut two from each plant last time but only have room for seven so I’m going to try half each way and see what they like bestAlso , you can see by the tiny bit of green stem near the top is getting a healthy color and moving away from the unhealthy purple stem , so you may be on the way to recovery , either way , give it 2 weeks for new leaf to reveal what's going on .....
Looking a lot better , definitely on the right track now , they'll be fine in the next few leaf sets...Here’s what they look like today. Some better than others but apparently they liked the food. Makes me wonder what to do once transplanted into one gallon pots. The plants they were cut from got pissed every single time they were fed which was only three in veg. No more than 450 ppm checked with a calibrated blue lap pen. Burned them every single time so may have to back off once they have some fresh dirt but we’ll cross the bridge when we get there. Thanks all for the help. It’s hard to want to feed them when I know it caused problems for the mothers. But they are in small pots and came from a mature plant so not seed so maybe that has something to do with it who knows.
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