Test: Rescuing genetics via cloning

Yay for me, the cloning progress is finally and officially over. Yes I could have done it faster, but I wanted to be sure I wasn't dealing with an phyto pathogen. That being said, the yellowing of the leafs last week was a pH shift to over 7.5 and most of the deformed leafs could be linked to a Calmag deficiency. There is still something that I can not pinpoint, but her mother is flowering beautiful and her leafs are 99ish % fine, I would imagine a virus to take over the whole plant. That did not happen, instead I think I have a very sensitive phenotype that did just try to communicate her needs to me. I did even slow down to clones growth as much as I dared and even the clone looks okish. I won't trust this particular plant for my mother of all plants project, so I will probably repot and train her to send her into flower. I did increase the light intensity to 50 %, let's see how she will take it, as it is an increase by 100 % This is going to be a first one, as I read somewhere that clones do react differently to toping and fiming than "normal" plants that have been grown from seed. Week 6 recap: Cloning is finally done 👍 Light intensity increased 25% - 50% Week 5 recap: Lack of focus, still no roots growing into reservoir. Week 4 recap: I think I saw symptoms of an infection. Did cut back and change fertilizer. Week 3 recap: Started fertilizing and switched to 18/6. Removed the humidity dome. Did start tracking humidity and temperature. Week 2 recap: Did cut of her old leafs. Week 1 recap: Cutting did survive and looks healthy, leafs started to regenerate a bit, indicating root growth. Progress even better as expected