Reave's Soilless: Peat, Bark, Sphagnum, Perlite, White Widow 2018

drooping is normal, especially once they get used to the routine and know night is coming. drooping is not wilting. she will be fine until morning. any water weight in that cup? if you can feel water, its still not time to water.
 
Emilya said:
drooping is normal, especially once they get used to the routine and know night is coming. drooping is not wilting. she will be fine until morning. any water weight in that cup? if you can feel water, its still not time to water.
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No , I know the cup is getting light. I put the moisture meter right to the bottom and it reads in the dry section. It still is not quite as light as just a cup filled with the medium but very close. I dont have a scale and my mind plays tricks on me. Really need one of those scales but christmas has been expensive already.
 
Reave said:
No , I know the cup is getting light. I put the moisture meter right to the bottom and it reads in the dry section. It still is not quite as light as just a cup filled with the medium but very close. I dont have a scale and my mind plays tricks on me. Really need one of those scales but christmas has been expensive already.
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oh very very good! This is beauty in the written word! You have learned so much! This is going to be an awesome plant. :goodjob:
 
lol, I got a box of little plastic soldier guys that I could put in the pots that got one thing that the others didn't ... Especially when you move plants around to get different angles of light, it is easy to lose track of things.
 
Emilya said:
lol, I got a box of little plastic soldier guys that I could put in the pots that got one thing that the others didn't ... Especially when you move plants around to get different angles of light, it is easy to lose track of things.
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Good idea. I could take some from the children lol.
 
Clones are looking a bit rough today.

Zinc deficient or just transplant shock still?

The one white widow is looking great.

Her sister who I also thought I killed is bouncing back. So only 1 of the first 3 seedlings actually died.
 

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they just look hungry... lets wait for some good roots to take hold before reacting... its just two of them looking yellow?
 
Emilya said:
they just look hungry... lets wait for some good roots to take hold before reacting... its just two of them looking yellow?
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Yes. Those are 2 clones I got from a friend. They are Durga Matta 2. They have looked like that since I got them.

They came out of an aqua clones and had root systems but they might have been deficient when I got them because they always looked like this.

All my other plants look healthy. All the others are white widow.
 
let them establish for a week... i bet they straighten up with your watering method... the roots wont have a choice but to get going.
 
You don't often see zinc deficiency unless you're using RO or distilled water. I'd be feeding 1/4 strength nutes at least to a plant that size.
 
Those clones were thirsty.

Fed the clones veg nutes this morning.

Watered Daphne(the more mature white widow) with ph'd water.

Seedlings are loving the veg nutes.

Here are the beauties:
 

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I'm sure the clones will green up with the nitrogen in the veg nutes.
 
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