dansmithlacey
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Why they look so bad? The guy I got them from said it is just stress from cloning? any advice to get them looking lush...
these clones?
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Why they look so bad? The guy I got them from said it is just stress from cloning? any advice to get them looking lush...
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Are they drying up that soil looks awfully dry to me.....have they rooted yet?
Bakatare666
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I haven't done many clones dude, but those look hungry and drt.
Do they have roots yet? Or did he just shove them into that soil right before you got them?
Do they have roots yet? Or did he just shove them into that soil right before you got them?
dansmithlacey
Member
LOL!!! ok so the soil is good. I got them in cups and they where in coco and roots where showing. I transplanted them myself and then watered them. as for fertilizer IDK Iv read here not to fertilize fresh clones. should I hit them with my veg fert? biothrive grow 4-3-3.
Bluntmaster626
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I would say some type of deficiency
deePTokEn
Active Member
There it is right there.. Coco has a tendencie to have calcium and magnesium deficiency.. thats almost what your pics look like to me. the Yellowing my advice would be some Bonicare or gro tek Cal/mag or even little Dnf Green Up
SlaveNoMore
Active Member
I'd check'm for bugs also.
dansmithlacey
Member
No bugs... I checked that...
SlaveNoMore
Active Member
Yeah I couldn't tell by the pics but the last pic looked like mites were a possibility.
SlaveNoMore
Active Member
What kinda soil you got there broski? I know you said it was good but does it have some food in it? Otherwise, quarter strength nutes wouldn't hurt UNLESS you are using miraclegro or ocean forest that have lots of edibles in them already.
dansmithlacey
Member
I think your on to something. Ill get some Bonicare. and in all fairness the last clone looked the same and that below is it now. the last clone, I hit it with a 20-20-20 fert one time. 1/2 Strength and then the biothrive week later and it straighten right out.... ....
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dansmithlacey
Member
The soil is indeed FFoF...
SlaveNoMore
Active Member
hmmmm....well if you are saying that you pulled that other clone out of a slump using some nutes and you were using the same soil then do what you know.
dansmithlacey
Member
I can dig it. I was just wondering if anyone might know why they look this way.. Maybe the coco.... Thanks for the help peeps
dansmithlacey
Member
You know your shit!!!! I got down and really checked them with a scope and low and behold f.ing mites -.-...
420mon
Well-Known Member
see the white dots all over the leaves, thats how he knew.......but yup you got mites, deal with em now before they get worse!
dansmithlacey
Member
Anyone tried this???
SNS-217™ Spider Mite Control
http://sierranaturalscience.com/products/natural-pesticides/sns-217
SNS-217™ Spider Mite Control
http://sierranaturalscience.com/products/natural-pesticides/sns-217
BustinScales510
Well-Known Member
Are you sure it is mites, or is it thrips. It looks kinda like it could be damage from thrips but hard to tell in pics. If you use a miticide and it is thrips than it might not be that effective. Tell the guy you got the clones from that he has bug infested mother plants. If it is spider mites,floramite is best. If it is thrips..something with spinosad.