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kolack

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Hi, Have just added two clones to my setup. Just wondering how they will do under my light. 125w cfl on 12/12 You'll notice i have a big plant in there and the clones arent as close to the light.




 

homegrownboy

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Are you flowering all those? You need to make them some sot of room either in a closet or....something, get some mylar wrap and surrond the room in it, your plants will do ALOT better.

Looks like they're starving a bit of some nitrogen going a bit yellowish.

You need to get those clones as close to the light as possible...i would reccommend getting some 42W cfl's and surround them as well so they get plenty of light below where the light can't penetrate.
 
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homegrownboy

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By feeding it food. It could just be the camera...but they look like they are yellowing.

Also they look very stretched...don't know what is causing it, there are MANY things to that.
 

homegrownboy

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Yes. Get some more lights and make a room like I said before...it HAS to be done. Get some mylar and at least 4 42W 6500K or 5000K CFL's, there not expensive, and your plants will love you for it.
 

kolack

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The clones have come from being under a 24/0 light schedule. They are now under 12/12 with my big female that has started flowering. (as you see in the pic) I guess the clones will go into flower now? We are coming into spring soon and i thought of putting the clones outside then so they can grow over summer. Will they be ok under 12/12 until its warm enough to put them outside? Or should i put them outside now to avoid flowering so early?
 

homegrownboy

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It's all up to you, and what you want, just remember the more you veg the bigger the plant, and being outdoors only grow bigger plants like 6-10 feet tall.

I will say this...if you are already flowering you do need more light, 1 light for 3 plants is not ok, especially in your conditions.

The clones you can keep in veg stage if you want, and if your planning on outdoor growth i'd say save them clones for the sun.
 
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