does this look like a successful cloning?
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Herb & Suds
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Needs time but should be fine
I use the same cups in clear
I get to keep an eye on root development
Grow on
I use the same cups in clear
I get to keep an eye on root development
Grow on
homeruntilly
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here is the progression of my VERY FIRST clone after its first visible roots, and for the next four or 5 days after.
yours looks fine, the yellowing happened on my clone too and it was in really bad shape for a while, but it never died..
give it time and it will pop roots and as soon as those get out there, any damage on your clone should be recovered from.
and don't overwater or your clone will rot!
yours looks fine, the yellowing happened on my clone too and it was in really bad shape for a while, but it never died..
give it time and it will pop roots and as soon as those get out there, any damage on your clone should be recovered from.
and don't overwater or your clone will rot!
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homeruntilly
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and for the record i never used a humidity dome, and the growth kicked up when I placed the clone atop my grow box to keep the medium warm. i think that promotes root growth.
cobra28widow
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The lower leaves usually yellow and die first.. You should foliar feed your plants. Start of with 1/4 strength recommended dose per 1 gallon water for a clone.
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