First Clone Grow

@IndicaRising, hey thanks so much ill have to check that out right now!

@FoxyLoxy, Try this site https://www.alchimiaweb.com/blogen/marijuana-growing-guide/nutrient-deficiencies-and-excesses-in-cannabis/

@FoxyLoxy,Hi On this grow it was supposed to be 2 white widow in DWC buckets I germinated 3 seeds 2 spouted right away I thought the 3rd was a dud but it popped in just over a week that's why I have one in soil. My next grow will be Blue Cookies Feminized this will be pure coco coir with this I will be using Advanced Nutrients SENSI COCO GROW PH PERFECT PART A&B then SENSI COCO BLOOM PH PERFECT PART A&B AND ALSO BIG BUD COCO. Advanced Nutrients also has the online feeding schedule and as long as you follow the directions on the bottles to mix. I do not grow in soil at all because there are so many issues, soil attracts bugs, mold and other nasty things. The ph perfect line is as it says I have never had my ph out. If you have anymore questions don't hesitate to ask I am always glad to help another grower.

@FoxyLoxy, hmm the new photos are helpful. If I had to guess I’d say you’ve either got a nitro deficiency or potentially toxicity from lockout?? The brown spotting also smacks of a ph issue but you said you rectified that. Have you tried a full flush, like a real heavy flush on these yet? I dont think I’d try to guess at correcting the issues until you knew the soil was flushed heavy with phd water because I’m seeing a couple potential issues inthose leaves. On a guess - nitrogen or ph problem. Let me know dude and good luck!👊

@TheBudWhisperer, only as needed, most are in fabric pots. so im tailoring to individual needs at this point.

@FoxyLoxy, hmmm damn - about a liter across all 3 makes sense to me so what the hell is the deal???? How often u watering? Every other day? Every 3 days????

@FoxyLoxy, ah the travails of the grow room 😅 i hear ya ! 🚀

@CRiSPrGrow, haha yes it was topped to the extreme lol. actually that one my wife accidently spilled the nutes on it and it dried up in like all of 6 hours and was no good. They totally fell apart but the roots are still growing funny enough.

@FoxyLoxy, cool cool - all good. Wish I had some more definitive advice for you. Best of luck dude 👊👍🤞

@TheBudWhisperer, thank you so much for dealing with this frustration man! so heres what i did. I took #3 and transplanted her. shes doing the best, it would be a real shame if i muddled that one up lol. anyway the other 2 that were troublesome, like #1 was the smaller one, Ive given it some foliar feeding the last couple days and it looks like its responded, although its leaves appear much different, almost like a different plant, it still looks a little better in color and has grown and picked up its flowers a bit. ive only watered the plants with just water the last few feedings before that, so ive given it some nutes at a tad above half strength. now the one that looks to be acquiring so many deficiencies, ive given that just water for a few days too. it looked both better and worse when i got home from work so im going to let it dry a little from the water its had, and give what you said a try if all else fails. thanks man!

@FoxyLoxy, yeah if you try to transplant to different soil now u def. run the risk of shocking the plant more than if you just flushed it. Plus, u know they grew in this medium before so that shouldn’t be the problem anyway. I won’t lie dude, I’ve never had a deficiency this severe this early in the cycle. If it were my grow - I’d flush each with about a half gallon - a gallon of phd water (a lot until I got a bunch I’d run off) and then leave it for like 3-4 days to completely dry out. Then I’d start back on it with half your previous nute strength. Before even adding nutes I’d also consider starting with strictly calmag as an additive to your water. The flush will wash out mostly everything in the soil and hopefully your left with a blank slate and the plants respond. Calmag will still be a necessity at this stage of growth once they recover. Sorry, that’s the best I got for ya. Keep it updated, really interested to how this turns out and hoping the best for u!👊

@FoxyLoxy,if it's specialized it should work

@CRiSPrGrow, I got it on a grow room specific site. The link leads to an amazon link that I got from the site. Thanks for the info. I'm gunna keep with it for now, and try without it in another grow. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0013LUKR8/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&&&&&&linkCode=ll1&tag=sb-material-20&linkId=8ea50e7f3fbd9c53481e6abcd0e1be2b#customerReviews

@FoxyLoxy, not every kind, mylar is good because it lets some / certain kinds of light out... yours... i don t know what it is exactly, but it might be "too reflective" if that makes sense

@Hellhazard, I've read about foliar feeds but agreed it was an accident to spray the plant, not intentional and definitely unwanted. Thank you for the breakdown of rh, I have charts in my grow room. My question was more towards having multiple plants of different stages together and what a proper RH would be for that. But always appreciated. Putting bags on plants would be a magnifying glass, thats not what I'm doing. I'm creating a humidity dome over the planted seeds once theyve only been slightly germinated. I did it previously to speed up the time between planting the seed and when the seedling chucks its shell off. Once that happens I ditch the bags because like you stated, its just a disaster waiting to happen for many reasons. I agree about taking in foreign plants to my grow environment but they were actually the first plants there. Those clones have been with me about a month already. And I pre-checked them obviously and sprayed an organic pesticide. But I know the grower personally and they grow indoor and take decent care of the plants so I trusted them. The plants themselves are problematic but it didn't have much to do with the grower I believe. I do have a ph meter and a 3-1 moisture, light, pH meter. I posted pictures of them with a question actually. Thank you for your comments @Hellhazard

@FoxyLoxy, I personally never spray anything on my seedlings or plants (perhaps I'm not a good grower- I don't know).... Cannabis prefers a constant environment. In veg a RH around 65% at 20-25c with lights for clones/seedlings because they have no roots to uptake liquid. Small plants you can drop the RH a bit and large plants in veg can really grow effectively with a low RH of 45% (they uptake a lot of water to cool themselves). When youre budding, you do not want a RH over 55% and in late budding bring it down as much as possible. Putting anything over your plants like bags is not a good idea. They do breathe through the leaves and the bag may cause intense light in spots. Clones (from others) in my opinion are a major risk for infection of your grow area and I never use them, and wouldn't unless the grower they came from was a trusted friend who has no bug issues. Once you get bugs (spider mites, broad mites, thrips) its a major issue to eradicate them without harmful chemicals. (Stay away from your friend's grow area also if they have any of these issues cause you'll take them home with you by accident) Once again I'll also mention to stick to one growing environment (medium/nutes) or you'll never be able to dial in your grow...and purchase some digital pens for PPM and PH, Bluelab makes a great set

@Hellhazard, Yes from the beginning there was nothing but issues. However if you see the updated week, I've made some adjustments. The clones I got came packed with problems. The tangie was a total loss unfortunately the nutrient spill was just too much. I do have humidifiers in there. Now if you check out everything that's going on in that closet I don't want to have a humidity issue for my other plants that are a tad further along. Again this week as well there are some new seedlings in there, but the 3 week olds and SSH are also in there so what do you suggest is a safe humidity? I've periodically put sandwich bags over them to raise their RH. Everything has also been transplanted to the next size up since. I do have perlite and coco in the soil so I would prefer a lower pH however when they are seedlings like that I do not want to give them any pH down until they are a tad older and can handle more. I had assumed that for now a fluctuating pH would be beneficial? Or am I totally offbase and I should just spray some damn pH down on them? Thanks!

@FoxyLoxy, hey, so what you want to do is get those clones to their forever homes asap, they're getting roots bound and showing loads of unhappiness. Have you tried watering less but more regularly ? your babies will thank you for that !