My clone has 3 dead leafs now is this normal?
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daniel cardenas
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i would add some perlite to the soil it will make it easier for root development and drainage, if it has roots you can get rid of the make shift dome.
i havnt watered in like 2 days already and its my first time even growing trying it out hopin it works i have 1, 42 watt cfl in there and a 15 watt is that goood or too much or not enough and like i sayed its my first time so what do you mean lift it like take it out of the pot or just put perlitefrom the looks of it does it look like it has rooted?
GenePerfect
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Is it in rockwool? Coco is also a good method for improving soil. Go easy on nutes, water a lil bit less, try foliar feeding for a while. Good luck
Ok next time you water, water a bit less then. Also everything above defo get some perlite
BullwinkleOG
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I wouldn't say it's dying. It may be moisture stress though, my plant had that because I put my rockwool cube into the soil absolutely saturated with water, once I took it out, drained it, and repotted, my plant is coming back to life. I'm not saying to do that with yours because I am not fully convinced your plant has the same problem, I just want to illustrate that these plants are tough and can take a lot. Focus on how the new growth looks, while it's important to pay attention to Fan Leaves as well, if your new growth is coming in at a good rate and looks pretty good I wouldn't stress too much
like i sayed just got it off a friend he sayed i should be good for about 2 weeks no nutes and to keep that cup on it till it grew abit and so far i havnt seen any new growth i have it on 18/6 lighting aswell should i have it on 20/4?
GenePerfect
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I would never have a clone in plain soil, too hard... Yes i would water when the top few mills are dry. And btw, rockwool clones are great because once there ready to be potted there is already a nice root system in a moist, nutritious environment. But overall, u need better medium/drainage. Good luck
GenePerfect
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Wilting or 'dying' symtoms on some clones is normal, the poor girls is exhausted from trying to root!
a mongo frog
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you can put your rooted clone in anything u want.
missnu
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I would definitely not pay for a rooted clone...although does it wilt over if you leave the dome off? Or does she keep standing straight? If she stands straight then she has roots, just not enough, and if she wilts she doesn't yet...and needs the dome. It it has roots beginning then this is normal...
