wiseguy316
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Dude, they will beat you with experience if you drop down there , every time...lolyour right, it was....i stooped to his level
how to stop clones from turning yellow
- Thread starter Mr. M
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ganjaluva2009
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lmao....so true, so true...
wiseguy316
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see how easy that was, I insulted him with out even resulting to name calling. i am a vet..lol
ganjaluva2009
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yeah man...i need to study your technique with the closeness..
And to the op, sorry for the thread jack....
wiseguy316
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we already answered his questions he will be alright
ganjaluva2009
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yeah... true that
I’m still not seeing any answerswell the title explains it all. I want to root despensary grade clones and they cant have any yellowing if im going to vend them. Right now im using one of those 50 slot trays from a hydro store to root them and the clones get yellow on them. i had better luck with DWC and got like no yellow or burn. Why is this? And what can i do to ensure no yellowing with either meathods?
your feedback is much appreciated.
So I use domes time to time but usually and preferably my EZ Cloner or Rain Forest. And I usually try and prefer using aeroponics from cut to harvest and I’ve always had pretty good green clones. Of course a lil yellow here and there but this time I took cuts from plants growing in soil and my plants definitely might have fad too much or too little of a certain nutrient because I was transitioning into flower them had to hold off keep veggin. Also i just cleaned my clone machine with bleach. So idk why the yellowing??
DemonTrich
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1st
Stop putting tags in the collars! Write that down on paper. Draw up a diagram with the Clone locations. When you put tags in the neoprene pucks, your seperating the collars, allowing light to hot the water. That's a recipe for mold. Light hitting on cuttings is not good as well. Remember, roots dont like light.
2nd
Immediately at first sign of yellowing, add 1.5ml/g of boost and 1.5ml/g grow from your nute regimen to cloner.
Stop putting tags in the collars! Write that down on paper. Draw up a diagram with the Clone locations. When you put tags in the neoprene pucks, your seperating the collars, allowing light to hot the water. That's a recipe for mold. Light hitting on cuttings is not good as well. Remember, roots dont like light.
2nd
Immediately at first sign of yellowing, add 1.5ml/g of boost and 1.5ml/g grow from your nute regimen to cloner.
Serverchris
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They are getting too much light, I had the same problem til I learned to basically put them in a shady area and problem solved.
Aeroknow
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Yup. I’m surprised no one mentioned this earlier in the thread.
I still use t12’s above my trays and cloners to avoid giving too much light because I know what height hang the t12 above because I figured out decades ago that a 2-bulb t12 fixture 16” above the top of cuts works everytime.
But like you, I’ve also had shitloads of success just putting the trays off to the side in a veg room, far away from any intense light.