Help!New Clones in POWER CLONER turning Yellow

mnnugpuffr

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I clipped 90 clones 4 days ago and 30% are starting to turn light green. This is my 2nd group of clones and the 1st batch did the same. They turn light green to a pale yellow. Just trying to prevent this from happening again. I'm using a power cloner with power cloner solution. I will take pics later today to submit
 

VictorVIcious

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I clipped 90 clones 4 days ago and 30% are starting to turn light green. This is my 2nd group of clones and the 1st batch did the same. They turn light green to a pale yellow. Just trying to prevent this from happening again. I'm using a power cloner with power cloner solution. I will take pics later today to submit
DirtBagBrian (b.thc+r&d) recommends 6ml/gallon of Hygrozime, 1/4 strength nute solution and Dip and Grow, 15x dilution for 13 seconds. I used that this last time with just the neoprene collars, no medium, worked fine. He says he has seen the Hygrozyme drive the yellow out of a leaf in a short time. VV:blsmoke:
 

NoDrama

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IMHO Its from being in constant water with no roots yet. My clones will yellow up quite a bit too, but they all come through, and once the roots get going the yellowing stops.
 

Trawe

Active Member
agreed. same happens to my clones in starter cubes but a week after transplant to soil they green up real nice.
 

SwiftGrow

Active Member
Don't worry unless it get really bad. The leaves will turn yellow as the clones tell themselves to grow roots they stop supplying as much nutrient to the top of the plant and the use all there nutrients on the roots. Some of the lower leaves will stay yellow sometimes when they are about 70% yellow or more its time to pull them off as they are usless and are just taking up space and nutes.

Thats my experience. Best of Luck
 

CocoCola

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I don't feel like breaking it down but Permaclone (a company that best cloning collars EVER) has some of the best cloning methods! If you're struggling they'll help even if you're not a customer. Their blog articles lay it out for anyone using aerponic cloners.

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https://www.permaclone.com/blogs/news/sterilizable-collars-permaclone-has-your-answers

https://www.permaclone.com/blogs/news/advanced-cloning-tips-tricks

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