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Successful First time cloneing all surviving

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First time cloneing day 35 of flipp copycat genetics the queen what u think
 

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You’ve a few problems going on.

How big are the pots
How often are you watering
Is it a organic grow
If not what ph range are you using
What food are you using
Lastly how close is the light & is it dimmed.


Obviously clone wise you’ve done good however the plants need some attention
You have been overly aggressive with the defoliation
Am sure others will chip in
 
All 1 gallon pots when they feel light fox farm nutrients ph is 6 -6
8 lights about 20 in
 
They could’ve done with larger pots, but it’s too late now.

That maybe the root of the problem

I would like others to look in as I’ve have a abscesse and I’m not really myself at the moment
 
Yep probably but I'm just having fun with them
 
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