Roots..(monster cropping) "first attempt cloning" (2-3 weeks in aerocloner!)

ch3mical420 · Apr 17, 2012

Hi people,just thought i would show the roots of the cloned flowering baby!
wondering how its looking? would also like to know what the temp should be around! as it has been around 28-29oC..!

This clone is in the same bubble bucket as my baby seedling which has low doses of nutes in there keeping the seedling alive! the clones leaf is yellowing out. im not sure if thats normal as this is first time attempting to clone! and cloning a flowering stage plant!! (monstercropping)

any info would be help and much appreciated
peace

EROsain · Apr 17, 2012

2 -3 weeks i think you might need more air :shock:

EDIT: have you been rooting it for 3 weeks? cuz then am wrong and there fine

ch3mical420 · Apr 17, 2012

ok...theres fairbit of aeration in the bucket! when i add more fans my humidity drops!
is it ok at this stage because i can see the roots?
Also is there any other info you could share to a noob!
thanks!

ch3mical420 · Apr 17, 2012

yer bout 3weeks! might be more!! just one of those things you forget and lett it go and hope for a surprise haha!!
what would the yellowing be?
i trimmed the heavy flower off her the otherday cause of weight issues!
theres small doses of nutes in there! advanced!! its on a 24 hour light cycle atm! is it pok to change it to 18/6..
or how long do i have to wait?
thanks!

Nothingreallymatters · Apr 17, 2012

They'd grow faster of you have it on 18/6.. Because the dark cycle dramatically changes growth..
Looks good man keep it up

ch3mical420 · Apr 17, 2012

i accidentally cut bit of the top flower off the other night when trimming it up. :S
and im kinda worried!
is she going to die?

jessica d · Apr 17, 2012

18/6 gives them a rest but those clones were taken from a flowering plant so 20/4 works nice. I would be careful using a fan on young clones. Removing a flower is ok as long as you didn't remove the young shoots as well.

ch3mical420 · Apr 18, 2012

jessica d said:
18/6 gives them a rest but those clones were taken from a flowering plant so 20/4 works nice. I would be careful using a fan on young clones. Removing a flower is ok as long as you didn't remove the young shoots as well.

One is a seedling too.the one beside that u can fully see is a seedling!
also when would the lighting be ok to change. The clone has been rootin for over 2wks .3wks mst prob.
The box was gettin upto 28-29oC without te secondry
!fan running. Is that ok?
Ph is 5.5ish. Is that ok?

How long does it take to revert back yo veg?

jessica d · Apr 18, 2012

You can change the light anytime, try to keep temps below 80f, fan mild, ph 5.5 is fine and reverting can take a month since clones were taken from a flowering plant. Just to note a blue spectrum works better to revert clones that were taken from a flowering plant. Good luck

ch3mical420 · Apr 18, 2012

jessica d said:
You can change the light anytime, try to keep temps below 80f, fan mild, ph 5.5 is fine and reverting can take a month since clones were taken from a flowering plant. Just to note a blue spectrum works better to revert clones that were taken from a flowering plant. Good luck

ok thanks heaps!
is there anything spacific to feed outdoor plants to get more frosty! only work with pure forms of nutrients!
advance nutrients.. i think.! not sure.
but is there anything spacific, more of something etc.. calcium nitrate,,potassium!
one outdoor plant doesnt seem to be frosting up much!
you could check in one of the last posts!

jessica d · Apr 19, 2012

cold weather, lowering light levels, flushing all nutes, dryer soil frosts them up

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