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Originally Posted by kether noir
still curious if anyone has an answer. clones took at 30 days of flowering.
it has been around 9 days and they live still. but starting to show yellow on the tips. like nute deficiency, i think. they're in an aero-cloner.
should i foliar feed then?
thanks
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Is the majority of foliage capable of photosynthesis still?
yes. but they are starting to wilt a little
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I believe 'soft' wilting is from inadequate roots for the current humidity, i.e. increase humidity for now.
And that a light leaf tip deficiency is from the action of rooting.
It sounds like they're almost there.
yeah, if they are going to make it they should have roots soon if not the starts of em. ill have to take a look at the stems and see.
thanks. i will raise the humidity as well. i was also going to re p.h. the water. it was at 5.9.
thanks again, + rep.
Last edited by kether noir; 05-08-2012 at 04:25 AM.
everything on this profile is a fabrication. i do not condone growing anything, not even fruit or vegetables.keThers garden, returning from the dark. blue cheese, cheese quake, rocksters cheese,
all clones that i took at 30 days in flower are re-vegging and/as they are showing roots. small roots, but roots. once i replant them ill post some pics of the clones and their growth.
thanks for starting this thread.
everything on this profile is a fabrication. i do not condone growing anything, not even fruit or vegetables.keThers garden, returning from the dark. blue cheese, cheese quake, rocksters cheese,
Happy ending!
How's things?
Does anyone know which strains are more likely to be revegged without problems? I think an indica strain would be better or not?
I generally only use the reveg when I've grown a plant from seed,
and had trouble cloning her before bloom.
Great thread!
Interestingly my old boss at a grow house used to do this but I never thought to try it myself! He seemed to have mixed results but many of his plants were unhealthy and pathogen-prone.
And I've definitely rooted clones from a flowering plant, but only in the early stages of flower. It'd be interesting to try in late flower.
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