Took a few clones when I flipped the first grow and I believe they are going to live. I didn’t have a humidity dome over them the first couple of days and thought I’d lost them, but here they are today. Looking pretty shabby but alive. I’m not sure what to do on timing or if they need nutes yet. They were started in rockwool with ph adjusted tap water with no nutes. When the roots started to pop out of the rockwool, I placed them in 16 oz. cups filled with coco.
They were taken about 17 days ago and have been in the coco about a week. Looking for any advice I can get on how to take care of them. Any and all ideas welcome.
I’m ready to pull that off anytime. It amazes me how much goes on underground compared to above ground at this phase. I really wasn’t expecting that much root growth. Learning something new everyday. I guess it is true when they say the only source of knowledge is experience.
As the roots form, the serration should return to the leaves. Looks like it is still working some issues out. Might have lost some roots in this process.
Loss of serration is typical after root pruning I think.
Haven’t reported much on these lately with the big girls going into end of life. Here’s a shot from this morning. Will try to concentrate more on these soon.
Well, my six day trip ended up becoming 7 due to missing my flight home. I walked into the house hoping that everything went well. When I opened the tent, my two bigger plants were weeping badly. The two smaller ones looked good though.
I got them watered immediately and by the time I went to bed, the weeping plants were erect again, so I guess I caught them before any real damage occurred. Next trip will have to be planned out just a little better. Will be nursing them the next few days then off on another adventure. This time I will add blumats.
