Very slow growth help please
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EverythingsHazy
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Is it rooted? Don't keep the soil sopping wet, and then leave it for a while. Don't toss it. It's not uncommon for a cutting to lose most or all of the leaves it had when it was cut. They were put through stress so its fine as long as the growth points show improvement (growth...).
The new plant once rootsbegin to grow needs to develop a nice root system undergorund before it really does much above ground growth which is why cuttings that look like they are doing nothing are usually a good sign. IF they arent dying something is keeping them alive and its prob roots growing to fill the pot before it takes off in vegetative growth above ground.
If its not rooted, bag that little guy until it starts growing!
The new plant once rootsbegin to grow needs to develop a nice root system undergorund before it really does much above ground growth which is why cuttings that look like they are doing nothing are usually a good sign. IF they arent dying something is keeping them alive and its prob roots growing to fill the pot before it takes off in vegetative growth above ground.
If its not rooted, bag that little guy until it starts growing!
gtran
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Since it is a cutting its possible that you wont see any vertical growth for a few weeks because the plant is still rooting itself. Wait another week and if now growth has happened then dig it up and see if its rooted. Its best to start from seed if this is one of your first times, makes things easier. Also that 600 watt is wayyyy to much for one little cutting like that, your better off running a cfl or t5 until the plant starts to grow a little.
Nice man
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View attachment 2937472Throw it away ppl wtf
Bakatare666
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Looking at the first pic, I thought I saw some burned tips, and I would understand that, if you're feeding a fresh clone trying to root, but that second and third pics, WTF?
What is all that hairy shit on top of the soil?
Did you dig it up to look at the roots or something?
Any idea what your PH is?
What's your temps with that flare above it?
If you want to get a couple CFL's in close until it starts to grow, that would be plenty.
SamsonsRiddle
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