LMAO Cloning For Dummies

One of my plants stretch too tall so I had to monster crop it yesterday today this is what it looks like after being monster cropped I knocked her down about 8 inches
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Plant nutrients are either Plant mobile or plant immobile. Understanding these two characteristics is important because it helps gardeners interpret deficiency symptoms more accurately.

Plant mobile nutrients are those that are capable of being translated within the plant is deficient of these elements the nutrients that is already within the plant will transported to where it is needed most the young tissues. Deficiency symptoms of plantmobile elements are observed on the older leaves first. One example of a plant nutrients is nitrogen. In nitrogen is deficient in a plant older leaves would turn the nutrients where it is needed to prolong the life of the stressed plant. Examples of plantmobile nutrients are nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. Manganese and sulfur are modernly mobile.

Plant immobile nutrients cannot be translocated from older tissue to a new one due to the nature of the elements and sometimes other conditions. In other words they are stuck where ever they landed the first time. They have reached their destination. Deficiency symptoms for these elements are observed in the young plant parts. Calcium is an example of plant immobile elements. It plays an important role in cell expansion. When calcium is deficient, the young shoots and flowers buds exhibit the devastating effects. If the condition is not corrected the shoots and buds get aborted eventually. Examples of plant immobile nutrients are, iron, calcium, manganese, zinc, copper, and boron.

This is the reason that I believe foliage spray does a lot of help due to nutrients that cannot be mobile the leaves can absorb them helping fight deficiencies
 
Thanks for the info on mobile & immobile nutrients. Reading up on the physical structure of the mj plants, origins, class, family etc, and this makes sense in conjunction with that.
 
See I did my homework I wanted to get a little bit more in-depth on nutrients with people and try to explain to people why some deficiencies look like others but aren't really the same why some can have multiple symptoms and still have deficiency

How did I do teacher?

I tried to do the best research and get you guys the best information that I can I don't know if this helps anybody at all but it's something I have had on my brain for a while and it took me forever to put it on paper to put it on here I use multiple sources to come up with a basic amount effects and try to find the science behind it at the same time I tried to get everybody the best information that I can and the most reliable information that I can hopefully within the next week I will have another one that I can place up you are more than welcome to place them up to and so is everybody else
 
Ok something is wrong here...leaves are drooping very bad...so many yellow leaves wtf happened...I'm pouring almost a gallon in her to see if it helps but something is wrong
 
You may need to back down on the amount of water you are giving the plant it sounds like it is being over-watered and the yellowing leaves is normal during flowering the drooping is normally do to over-watering
 
This is some of the leaves...happened over night basically...wasn't like this last night but I am 5 hours past normal watering time...idk I just know it's not good
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If they are soft on the mother plant it's not being underwater or they would be crispy I'm pretty sure she's just Ebola Jean herself as I'm pretty sure she's just d foliage as she puts on more Bud weight
 
Idk man I just know when I finally got home few minutes ago and opened the door she did not look good and freaked out...almost every leaf if is hanging down
 
And you got to remember your room that you are growing in is not in perfect condition so the plant is never going to be completely happy no need to freak out the plants rebound pretty easily
 
I thought it was in pretty good condition...I mean need better lights and all my stuff isn't hitech...I heard they don't recover very well in flower
 
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