Clone Transplant Help

speakheavy

speakheavy

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Ok guys, I have 8 clones that have successfully rooted in my DIY aeroponic bucket things, but it seems after transplant a few leaves on them are yellowing and even falling off/dying.

I transplanted them into small foam cups with a coco/vermiculite 50 50 mix, and they're positioned the same distance from light as they were when inside the DIY buckets so I know they're getting the same amount of light that caused them to root. Any idea what might be going on? I've seen signs of new growth in a few but its veryyyy slow right now, and I watered through the cups with runoff the first day they were transplanted and since then the mix has been moist since so I've just left them to sit until it dries out a bit. I also spray the leaves with water every now and again but I don't make it a crazy routine, just anything to help

Should I be worried?

Edit: I transplanted 4 more into cups similar to the ones in photos shown below, making the total number of clones 12
 

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Antitheist

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I never use vermiculite for cannabis. Perilite provides better drainage . You got a drain in the bottoms of those cups?
 
vostok

vostok

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speakheavy said:
Ok guys, I have 8 clones that have successfully rooted in my DIY aeroponic bucket things, but it seems after transplant a few leaves on them are yellowing and even falling off/dying.

I transplanted them into small foam cups with a coco/vermiculite 50 50 mix, and they're positioned the same distance from light as they were when inside the DIY buckets so I know they're getting the same amount of light that caused them to root. Any idea what might be going on? I've seen signs of new growth in a few but its veryyyy slow right now, and I watered through the cups with runoff the first day they were transplanted and since then the mix has been moist since so I've just left them to sit until it dries out a bit. I also spray the leaves with water every now and again but I don't make it a crazy routine, just anything to help

Should I be worried?

Edit: I transplanted 4 more into cups similar to the ones in photos shown below, making the total number of clones 12
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you gotta ease up on the cat litter it holds cat piss

hence it can hold toxic levels of nutes

as the water vapes out or is consumed

just perlite is the 'Mans Choice'

after all nobody get just a little pregnant

good luck
 
xtsho

xtsho

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speakheavy said:
Ok guys, I have 8 clones that have successfully rooted in my DIY aeroponic bucket things, but it seems after transplant a few leaves on them are yellowing and even falling off/dying.

I transplanted them into small foam cups with a coco/vermiculite 50 50 mix, and they're positioned the same distance from light as they were when inside the DIY buckets so I know they're getting the same amount of light that caused them to root. Any idea what might be going on? I've seen signs of new growth in a few but its veryyyy slow right now, and I watered through the cups with runoff the first day they were transplanted and since then the mix has been moist since so I've just left them to sit until it dries out a bit. I also spray the leaves with water every now and again but I don't make it a crazy routine, just anything to help

Should I be worried?

Edit: I transplanted 4 more into cups similar to the ones in photos shown below, making the total number of clones 12
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Did you presoak the coco with nutrient solution before transplanting? Are you watering with plain water of nutes? Coco has nothing in it. Those clones are small but if they have roots they're going to need food.

It's not uncommon to lose a couple leaves on clones in the beginning.
 
speakheavy

speakheavy

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xtsho said:
Did you presoak the coco with nutrient solution before transplanting? Are you watering with plain water of nutes? Coco has nothing in it. Those clones are small but if they have roots they're going to need food.

It's not uncommon to lose a couple leaves on clones in the beginning.
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No just tap watet the day the transplanted, I'm gonna have to make a seedling mix of chems and feed them
 
speakheavy

speakheavy

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Antitheist said:
I never use vermiculite for cannabis. Perilite provides better drainage . You got a drain in the bottoms of those cups?
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Yea each cup as an additional cup under it, first cup has holes cut in the bottom


vostok said:
you gotta ease up on the cat litter it holds cat piss

hence it can hold toxic levels of nutes

as the water vapes out or is consumed

just perlite is the 'Mans Choice'

after all nobody get just a little pregnant

good luck
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I'll probably switch to the mans choice or a mix of perlite and coco for the rest of the cuttings they just didn't have perlite in stock when I went :/

the bags of the coco and verm are getting low anyways, ill give them a weaker chem solution to prevent overdoing it since the verm will hold most of what I put in there anyways
 
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