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TrueI believe that’s a common practice done to clones to reduce moisture loss. I’ve seen other cloners do that.
You cut the tips of the leafs to reduce humidity needs, less surface area to transpireNo I’m sorry. I was just curious why the leaf tips have been trimmed off. Was it from a FIM topping?
Reduce overall transpiration, for lower humidity envirosI have never bought clones so didn’t know. I learned something thanks.
The manufacturer recommends you leave them on, I forgot the reasoning.Why are you leaving the wrapping on the rockwool when you pot them up into the coco mix? I would take them off so roots can grow out the sides too.
Yeah it's quite common for those of us who do more than just a couple clones at a time. For me, I trim all my clones down like that, and remove all but the top and maybe 1 node below it, the rest gets cut off - I trim the leaves on my clones so I can fit more in the dome, and the less leaves touching one-another, less likely to have issues with fungi.You cut the tips of the leafs to reduce humidity needs, less surface area to transpire
Yeah it's quite common for those of us who do more than just a couple clones at a time. For me, I trim all my clones down like that, and remove all but the top and maybe 1 node below it, the rest gets cut off - I trim the leaves on my clones so I can fit more in the dome, and the less leaves touching one-another, less likely to have issues with fungi.
JMO but I'd ditch the rockwool and the soil combo and go to jiffy pucks , it looks too wet and creating a favourable evironment for the bugs,get a meter and stay dry/moist and don't water the rockwool on the soil when you water,the yellow one is going to die ,or get the sickest one and pull it out,dump the soil and look and see if it has bugs,how wet it is etcThe one gallon plants are 6weeks from clone..
^^^^^^^^^Beyond being old school, pots on a cement floor is a no no. Your roots are gonna be too cold and you'll get what you've got
This is bum data, my problem wasnt cold roots, the floor was 74-76 verified with a digital thermometer.^^^^^^^^^
Nothing but love to all th people who resist corporate weed.
Phosphorus becomes less available when ground temperatures are low thus great idea to supplement in cooler planting seasons with slow release phosphorus(bone meal). I grow where the ground cold concrete floor would be 50 58 in cold climate months. I reverse a rolled out carpet and cover with reflective wall plastic insulates great never a phosphorus deficiency from cold floors.This is bum data, my problem wasnt cold roots, the floor was 74-76 verified with a digital thermometer.
In the end, pests caused sick moms, which made sick clones. The clones couldn't survive in the same room as The moms. The whole licensed facility was 100% reset, not a plant. This problem cost us more than most peoples houses are worth. We bought seeds and built a Solventless lab. Even still, we buy "exotic" clones now, that are in demand and proven washers, the market is too competitive to not have new flavors on demand, we never built the space to accommodate a genetics project to constantly bring in new bangers fast enough. We used the mom space to make more flower, this was advice given to us by bigger and more established facilities. The game is changing even as I write this. Nothing but love to all th people who resist corporate weed.
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