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If anyone knows what this could be let me know. It’s getting worse. Might be overwatering.

 

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Um what’s with the leafs looking like half have been cut off?

 

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it’s fine for the most part, it’s a sign the roots are growing and she’s taking nutrients from the leaves, time for light feedings..

 

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What GNick55 said.

 

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TheBadChoice said:

Um what’s with the leafs looking like half have been cut off?

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I bought them like that. They cut off the dead parts

 

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Hungry..

 

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BurnzYzBudZz said:

Hungry..

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As in they need more nutrients? I feed them three times a day

 

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Mckenziebis said:

As in they need more nutrients? I feed them three times a day

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Ohh okay.. interesting.. what line of nutrients? what kinda light?

 

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Those cubes look dry af. Is that normal. Looks like over watering! Cubes look dry though...lol

 

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BurnzYzBudZz said:

Ohh okay.. interesting.. what line of nutrients? what kinda light?

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MH lights 1000 watt bulbs at 75 percent power and aqua flakes A&B for nutrients.
Do you by chance know how far the lights should be away from the plants

 

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those plants are just starting to grow roots, i use the same light, better keep it over 3 ft away at least..

 

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I have honesty never seen that done before

 

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I have honesty never seen that done before

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that’s generally done when you take clones, by cutting the fan leaves, it stops her from transpiring so much and concentrate on root growth..

 

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Yes, you bought clones. And it's normal when you transplant a clone the old leaves turn yellow as it tries to put down roots.

 

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Reduce the light intensity and increase humidity. Once roots get established it will start growing new leaves. I'm not sure how roots are going to grow thru the rockwool cubes, might be too much air in between them that causes the roots to air prune.