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Well I have a outdoor mother we cloned off her and had them under led when they grew roots I put them in little pots and put them under 600 what for two days now they look a yellowish green color I'll post pics below

 

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Should I use this Dr repair it's 3 0 0

 

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Im no expert. But maybe burn ,heat,stress. I hope someone can give ya a better answer. Id say people will ask first what does your set up consist of,air flow,feed levels etc. So they can better assist you.

 

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Should I use this Dr repair it's 3 0 0

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What does that repair work for. You wouldnt want to put a bandaid on a gaping wound. Just checking to see if what your applying is and will be the right thing that is necessary to correct your deficency first.

 

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They almost look like there reveging. Just keep them under 24 hour light and give them a decent veg nute low ppm with cal/mag and they'll bounce back. Also what are your temps, look a little heat stressed.

 

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They almost look like there reveging. Just keep them under 24 hour light and give them a decent veg nute low ppm with cal/mag and they'll bounce back. Also what are your temps, look a little heat stressed.

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I just put it under the 600 watt hps bulb two days ago was under led the temp is 85

 

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lostnNorcal said:

They almost look like there reveging. Just keep them under 24 hour light and give them a decent veg nute low ppm with cal/mag and they'll bounce back. Also what are your temps, look a little heat stressed.

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The mother was like two weeks into flowering when I grabbed the clones off the bottom that wasn't gonna perform nothing as you can see only one didn't make it

 

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it looks to me like you didn't let them get going before you put them under that hot light they didn't have roots to support the demand and so started eating them selves for resources.. always let freshly repotted clones go for a week in the low stress clone area before exposing them to harsher environs. they will most likely will recover though if you cut back on the light.

 

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Yep, low light until they get their roots.

 

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I clone with a 2' t5 for last yr. Previously use a 4' 4 bulb t8. Both rooted same time frame, 3 days, nubs. 8 days in potting in solo cups.

 

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Do you have mites..?

 

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Ahem. He mite. D'oh!

 

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Does look like it could be mite damage. Ive used mighty wash before an it works great. You can put a clear bottle over um and foliar spray them. When they have a dome over um the plant feeds itself through through the moisture in the dome. The plant can be only feed itself through its leave since it has no root system.

 

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Light burn, back that light right off. I used to just set mine off to the side of my 400w veg light. Had Damn good luck doin that, they need minimal light. I currently use a regular 4ft 2 bulb florescent garage light from Wal-Mart. 90%+ success I'd say

 

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Based on what you said about taking them when the mom was flowering and the pics I say reveg mites possibly russetts only because of the top plant on the right is tacoing hard and a dash of light burn and some overwatering and a pinch of just not happy plants

 

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Kush1988 said:

Well I have a outdoor mother we cloned off her and had them under led when they grew roots I put them in little pots and put them under 600 what for two days now they look a yellowish green color I'll post pics below

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Have you checked runoff? It looks like it could be light intensity or a feed/pH issue... you may need to adjust feed strength and pH. What are you feeding now? What is the environment like? What medium are you using? What light source are you using? And how old is the mother you cut from?