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Hello! I’m a complete newbie to growing so I’d really appreciate any information I can get. My friend gifted me a Nepali Pink clone from DarkHeart Nursery 2 days ago. I have no idea what artificial light cycle she was keeping it on but I was told it’s ok to move her outside and now she’s droopy and sad :( She used organic soil and it’s in a 1 gallon smart pot, the clone isn’t on any nutrients, I haven’t tested pH of the water and I don’t know how to test some of the Grow Conditions for my diary. For now, I figured the clone might be getting too much sun too fast so just now I watered it and moved it partially under an umbrella so it has some shade.
I would really love any tips, references, or websites that could teach me what to do for the next couple months. It’s also a little ballsy, but I know it’s not impossible: my end goal is to yield at least a pound per plant (i’m hoping to get more clones)
How do I fix my drooping clone? Is it in shock from being out outside without transitioning? It also looks a little bit crisp around the edges of the leaf. I have little to no idea what I should be doing so anything helps!
Hi @liblikes2smoke if your clone has not yet taken root this is the problem but it seems to me that the substrate is soaked. apply less water in each irrigation and let the substrate almost dry out between each irrigation. Beware of direct exposure to the sun, it may be too hot for a clone that is still small and fragile. good luck mate 👍
liblikes2smoke
