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i think you can rule out iron deficiency, that is characterised by a general yellowing of the plant on whole but starting with younger leaves - veins remaining dark green

you should have NO problems getting a cutting started this early - people have done it much later into flowering, ideally you should be flushing out your soil for a couple of days to get rid of excess nitrogen as this can retard rooting - if your just finished veg your plants likely full of N...

you will definitely have more of a chance of getting cuttings going - at least there is some chance if it is not too far into flowering which it sounds like only just started .. ?

your comparing an annual plant to a tree .... thats the first problem .... coppicing and/or pollarding is what you are talking about, cutting trees right back then regrowing juvenile foliage - however this doesnt work for all tree species, let alone an annual plant, yes you can indefinitely...

thanks for stopping by n checking 'em out .....bongsmilie

thought id share since outdoors wasn't too successful this season .... started with a cheapo 120w ebay led ... and trained heavily cause its a small bitch of a space, 1 foot wide x 2ft High x 4ft Long cab now flowering with 250w hps - with 12 or so ... i cant remember exactly...

lolz yeah more nutes more nutes ...... but seriously guys, its 2-3 weeks old, been planted in potting soil - not seed raising mix - it looks like about a half a cup of soil at that .... looks heat stressed also whats up with the tin foil on the walls ?, do you know what your max/min temps are ???

http://www.resinseeds.net/Cannatonic,en.html - they have links on their site to different seed banks that stock and ship to suit your location :joint:

locust .... ?

cannatonic, 6-7% cbd and thc content and 1:1 ratio, mk ultra x g13 haze - "grows like a indica smells like a sativa" from resin seeds .... not exactly what your after, but they are available in regular seed packs .... last time i ordered anyway

just because the plant tops can sometimes seem to slow or stop growing - especially during and after stress situations doesnt mean they are not doing anything - i bet if you keep your eye on the roots like you do the leaves you will notice they are continuing to grow - probably just stabilising...

sounds like a good space why not use all of it? id possibly re-think 600w .... maybe a couple lower watts spread over more width of the room to compensate for the narrowness

your soil may have become aqua-phobic, even though you are watering the waterering regularly like you say, the water may not being kept in the soil properly, try some dish soap in your water to thin it, this will re-wet your soil ....... if thats ya problem anyways ... if you do need to re-wet...

outdoors if you get an inch of rain a week in rainfall you wont need to water at all, other than that if you dont get any rain, a gallon a week should be fine once a week, but again, its subjective to your environment dude ... also just letting your water sit for 24 hrs is suffcient to let...

leaves look like they are being eaten by some kind of sap sucking insect bro, it might be a thrip like you said, or something else ... these guys can be REALLY small and hard to find, since they usually like to live on the underside of whatever they are on .... you could use something like neem...