First clone, good/sick any ideas?
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SweetLeef
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Hey Hurr, Welcome to 
If they are on the same nutes as the mother, my guess would be nute burn. I don't think plants that size need a whole lot. I will ask some folks on another thread to swing by an and check it out. We'll getcha sorted out buddy!
If they are on the same nutes as the mother, my guess would be nute burn. I don't think plants that size need a whole lot. I will ask some folks on another thread to swing by an and check it out. We'll getcha sorted out buddy!
I agree, they should not be getting the same nutes as a full grown plant. Sure looks like nute burn to me too.
What kind of nutrient program are you using? And how often on watering feeding?
Here's an excellent place to look over plant problems and causes too, when you have some time:
Cannabis Plant and Pest Problem Solver - Pictorial
Here's another great picture post on plant problems:
Plant Abuse Chart
What kind of nutrient program are you using? And how often on watering feeding?
Here's an excellent place to look over plant problems and causes too, when you have some time:
Cannabis Plant and Pest Problem Solver - Pictorial
Here's another great picture post on plant problems:
Plant Abuse Chart
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Looking at your replies, I was not very clear.
The clones to date, have not had any water/nutes after initial dampening of the medium. They started under a humidity cover for the first week after which the cover was removed all additional H2o has been misting, medium is still damp.The only nutes available are from the grow medium.
Medium: 1 part each, peat moss, commercial compost, MG potting soil,1 C. dolomite lime to 15 Gl. medium mix. Minute sprinkling of blood meal, bone meal, Epson salt, maybe 2-3 Tbsp. of each added to the batch.
The clones to date, have not had any water/nutes after initial dampening of the medium. They started under a humidity cover for the first week after which the cover was removed all additional H2o has been misting, medium is still damp.The only nutes available are from the grow medium.
Medium: 1 part each, peat moss, commercial compost, MG potting soil,1 C. dolomite lime to 15 Gl. medium mix. Minute sprinkling of blood meal, bone meal, Epson salt, maybe 2-3 Tbsp. of each added to the batch.
Okay, that's good information. Hopefully someone who is familiar with MG soil and everything you had listed as an additive can offer some advice there.
The plant problem charts I sent should be able to help you get some clues too. I have heard that MG soil can be hot for clones, but I don't use it myself so I cannot say that for sure.
The plant problem charts I sent should be able to help you get some clues too. I have heard that MG soil can be hot for clones, but I don't use it myself so I cannot say that for sure.
Clones should not be fed nutes until they are 4-5" tall
You didn't say whether or not your MG is the type with nutes
already in it, if so you are over nuting them, especially if you're
adding other things to the mix
I would guess that you are over-mothering them, you need to
sit back and use the K.I.S.S. system
I use unfortified MG potting soil to clone with in Solo cups,
then transplant to regular fortified MG once they reach 4-5 inches or nodes
If you use fortified MG for your growing medium, you probably don't really
need extra additives for a couple of months. MG states the nutes last longer
than this, but mj really goes through the nutes faster.
I use the regular MG mix @ 1TBS per gallon of water every fourth watering, switching to a higher NPK
tomato type nute for flowering and budding, introduced at 1/4 strength
and increased by 1/4 weekly until full strength. If you try feeding faster than this, you will over nute
as the plant needs to readjust to the increase
I know this isn't what the big boys use, but it works very well for me
I tried to look up impotence on the internet,
but nothing came up.
You didn't say whether or not your MG is the type with nutes
already in it, if so you are over nuting them, especially if you're
adding other things to the mix
I would guess that you are over-mothering them, you need to
sit back and use the K.I.S.S. system
I use unfortified MG potting soil to clone with in Solo cups,
then transplant to regular fortified MG once they reach 4-5 inches or nodes
If you use fortified MG for your growing medium, you probably don't really
need extra additives for a couple of months. MG states the nutes last longer
than this, but mj really goes through the nutes faster.
I use the regular MG mix @ 1TBS per gallon of water every fourth watering, switching to a higher NPK
tomato type nute for flowering and budding, introduced at 1/4 strength
and increased by 1/4 weekly until full strength. If you try feeding faster than this, you will over nute
as the plant needs to readjust to the increase
I know this isn't what the big boys use, but it works very well for me
I tried to look up impotence on the internet,
but nothing came up.
Kusharella
Well-Known Member
I had that exact thing once - repotted them in fresh soil and within a week you never knew it happened.
Something's off balance - I'd start over in a new pot with a fresh mix - it's faster than process of elimination
Something's off balance - I'd start over in a new pot with a fresh mix - it's faster than process of elimination
here is a nutrient availability chart
here is a cannabis leaf deficiency chart
here is the Cannabis Plant and Pest Problem Solver and the Plant Abuse Chart
Cannabis Plant and Pest Problem Solver - Pictorial
Plant Abuse Chart
here is a cannabis leaf deficiency chart
here is the Cannabis Plant and Pest Problem Solver and the Plant Abuse Chart
Cannabis Plant and Pest Problem Solver - Pictorial
Plant Abuse Chart
tokersmokeg
New Member
looks like the soil may have been a little hot but sometimes clones need to recover.give her the kiss routine like another poster said and just see what happens.potting up couldnt hurt either.with hot soils i water the heck out of it then let it dry before transplanting.watering the soil heavily makes it loose its potency
