clones sick need help! NEWBIE

caftoker

New Member
Im new to this forum.
I just started a little indoor grow and my clones are starting to look sick...Some leaves are curling down and are turning kind of yellow. Can anyone help ? Im posted some pics of the clones.


 

NorthofEngland

Well-Known Member
Are you testing pH and EC?
What are you growing in?
(Soil Coco Clay Pebbles...)

I'm a newbie but I know enough to tell you one thing.

When trying to get help diagnosing the reason for plant problems three things are needed.

DETAILS, DETAILS, DETAILS....

Good luck.
 

lumbo

Well-Known Member
You should provide a bit more information if you are looking for advice. If you want answers let people know the following... How long have you been in posession of the clones?, Were they healthy when you aquired them?, Did you transplant or are they in media they came in?, Have you applied any fertilizer?, What light source and power are they under? My first thought is that they may be shocked due to someone feeding them too soon, before the new roots have a chance to mature and harden up to the point they can be subjected to fertilizer. But, until you provide more detailed information it is all conjecture.
 

caftoker

New Member
Ok .. I transplanted them to soil. I bought 2 clones and they looked a little like they are right now but less . I have them under a 150w hps .i added just a couple of drops of nutrients to the water nothing major. I have had them for 1 1/2 weeks. I have only ph the water ive been feeding it I havent checked the ph for the soil. Any help is appreciated. First time ever being on a forum about plants.
 

Nullis

Moderator
How long have they been in the soil? What kind of soil is it? What does the new growth look like? Are these clones actually rooted? I don't really know what I am looking at in that picture, besides faded leaves.

I wouldn't recommend buying clones that look like that, especially if they aren't even rooted. Lower leaves may be yellowed or spotted some, but there should still be green and especially some green new growth. Otherwise these likely are not going to do well.
 
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