help first grow and theyre dieing

Joshbuddy

Joshbuddy

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Please help I bought these three clones 2 days ago I fed them once at 25% strength I ph it too 6.5 and the run off is close too the same as well temp in room is 70 under 8 bulb t5
 

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U sure?? Because they are starting too have yellow spots toobi can take a close up of the fan leafs as well
 

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Joshbuddy said:
My meter says 12% dry I have a humidifier should I use it? And the temp is now at 75
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Do you have a rh meter in there? You need to know what the humidity level in your grow area is, try to keep your temperatures between 65 at the lowest and 85 at the highest, until you have an established root system you want your humidity higher, but later it will need to be lower, lots of research to do, and it may sound overwhelming, but just relax and let them do their thing
 
Joshbuddy said:
U sure?? Because they are starting too have yellow spots toobi can take a close up of the fan leafs as well
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Here's a few clones i got recently They were shocked for many reasons 1) transplant out of the solo cups they came in 2) New source of light / light schedule, and 3) I over watered them after the transplant ( whole bunch of water where there isn't already roots = not the best plan ) So they looked similar to your plants now
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I left them alone under a small fan for 10 days / watered on day 8 / trained them down on day 7 and this is the result.
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I'd say it sounds like you need to get a humidity meter,
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He's right get one of these
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Is it just me or does the op say you have fed newly rooted and transplanted clones? Probably not the best idea. As was said already, they have been shocked by cutting, transplanting, lighting changes etc. Let Mother Ganja do what she does...keep them moist but not drowned and do not feed until they have settled in and the root system develops.

Good Luck and Great Growz.
 
I dont know what these guys are talking about but bumpy deformed yellow leaves are a sure sign of ph imbalance......what kind of water do you give them and what nutes are you giving them?
 
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