**^^Small mazar clones curling upwards after watering and placing into soil^^**

What kind of makeshift green house could I create? wOULD PLASTIC CLEAR BAGS OVER THEM SUFFICE FOR THE TIME BEING?

Yes you can use a clear plastic bag it works great. The idea is to keep their environment moist so the plant can drink. If there isnt anything to trap in the humidity the water simply evaperates. This should bring your girls back and you will notice new growth/green soon. Leave the dry leaves on the plant until there is more green and roots that way the clones do not get any more stressed than they are now. I really would like to see your girls bounce back instantly but clones take a bit more time to recover than a fully rooted plant.

Btw have you read through the growfaqs on cloning here on riu? There is a ton of great info on just about all aspects of gardening plants like ours. Of corse not everything is there but the community here on riu is here to help a fellow grower get past plant issues and questions. Keep us posted. Kathy

Florida Girl said:

OK... I'm new to hydroponics myself so forgive me if this sounds stupid.... but the definition of hydroponics is "Cultivation of plants in nutrient solution rather then soil".

Wouldn't a soil medium be too dense for hydroponic nutrients? I'm guessing you need to change your growing medium or change your nutrients

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General hydroponics website Faq section says you can use there "Flora" series nutes in soil...)

thansk you guys.

ANd no not yet haev I read teh FAQ section, I will eventually though.

I think the greenhouse thing is startin to work. They are gettin really "sweaty" and the new growth isn't fucked up.

I would like to agree with brasmith on the lack of enough roots to support the plants. I had some clones that looked like that, and it was for that reason. What kind of light do you have them under? If the clones are getting a lot of lumens, and do not have sufficient roots, they will continue to grow in any way they can. Unfortunately, the way they do it is by taking the stored energy from healthy fan leaves and putting it into new growth. That is why your older leaves look like they have been bleached; the new growth is sucking the Nitrogen right out of them. Try to put them farther from light, and they will be able to take things slowly and concentrate on root growth. However, I think they look like they will be ok. Keep giving them love, and mist them once a day. They will be healthy little plants before you know it.

S-Town

I have been leaving them outside at day adn inside at night when there is no sun.
Thanks, I totally agree with the roots thign too now thta I have read more about this kinda stuff.

Be careful with the amount of dark time you give them. If they get too much, they will start to flower; and then when they are rooted you will have some growth stunting when trying to get them back into a vegetative state. Try to make sure they are getting at least 15 or 16 hours of sun before you tuck them away. 18 is much better, if possible. Do you have indoor lights? If so, you may want to supplement; or even keep them completely indoors until they are strong and the conditions outside are good enough to keep them out. I think you are far from the point of no return, though; they should spring to life soon. Good luck!

S-Town

sleepytown said:

Be careful with the amount of dark time you give them. If they get too much, they will start to flower; and then when they are rooted you will have some growth stunting when trying to get them back into a vegetative state. Try to make sure they are getting at least 15 or 16 hours of sun before you tuck them away. 18 is much better, if possible. Do you have indoor lights? If so, you may want to supplement; or even keep them completely indoors until they are strong and the conditions outside are good enough to keep them out. I think you are far from the point of no return, though; they should spring to life soon. Good luck!

S-Town

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I don't have my light right now (600w HPS) but, could I put them under a regular bulb somehow? Doubt it....? What can I do on days it has been raining and I have been leaving them in the window all day, which is still not even 13-14hrs of light ?

I really want to leave them outside in the dirt but I am afraid of the rain and cold weather here in n. ca

Did you happen to buy your crop from WestCoastClones?

2 or 3 of those killers look very revivable still...don't know about the others. I am also curious about the procurement of these particular seeds. I was just wondering if you got them from marijuana-seeds.nl. I almost got a few mazar "femenized" seeds from that shop.