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1st attempt at Clones

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2013 bag seed
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Transplantation
weeks 6
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weeks 6
Topping
weeks 6
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Grow medium
Perlite
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Worm Castings
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4 L
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0.11 L
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6
Week 6. Vegetation
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35.56 cm
18 hrs
21 °C
No Smell
19 °C
4 L
0 L
26.67 cm
First attempt at clones. Cuttings take from a plant already 2-3 weeks into flower so it took quite some time to root and get back to new vegetative growth. So Far it’s been just the soil mixture. Showing slights signs or burnt tips. Planning to feed soon with Fox farms Grow big 6-4-4 but not sure if that could make an N fox problem worse or solve a Phosphorous lockout. Started showing signs of Pistils on the Largest one This week. Largest one is 14in, smaller one is 10.5inches tall from to of soil.
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Schlurpypurpey
Schlurpypurpeystarted grow question a day ago
When do I cut away the Single Leaf initial growth from when the cutting finally rooted and began new vegetative growth. Or do you let it just hang around ?
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millerman543
millerman543answered grow question 11 hours ago
It will fall off naturally if it looks like it’s gonna die if just take it off so plant doesn’t have any energy wasted on it but it will just shrivel up and or fall when it’s ready just personal preference
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question a day ago
It will drop off naturally when it ready. You can prune it earlier but if the plant is that small I would not. The leaves are helping it build up and grow. The other situation for early pruning would be if the plant is so bushy its restricting airflow and becomes a vector for disease. I don't see this with you plant at all. Good Luck!
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All_our_small_plants
All_our_small_plantsanswered grow question a day ago
Hello, actually you can cut it off if you notice that new, good ones are growing back. I think they will die anyway and the plant will just try to put energy into repairing itself. It would be better to put that energy into new ones.
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