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Just finished the last plants and this time I'm going to do things a bit different. I'm switching up the grow medium, so instead of coco coir, it's going to be DWC, though right at the moment I've got it in a root riot in a seedling tray. I'll be moving it over today and I'll add pictures then.
crazy burning on the big plant. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong here. I cut the nutrients back to 7ml/gal today. This is after the trimming the worst leaves
All I can say is the switch to DWC from cocoa has really done wonders for the SPEED. These ladies are bookin’! The three smallest plants are performing better than any I’ve done previously. Uh my problem is algae. There’s a lot and it’s gross. I need to figure that out.
The big plants are doing GREAT. Exactly what I’m looking for in earlyish bloom I think... however I took some clones, and they... well the pictures should show something is off... this is two weeks in and there’s no roots showing? Is this normal?
Are my clones... cloned? I don’t know what’s up, I haven’t seen any roots on these things I got some pictures here, these have been going for about two weeks and I feel like I should see SOME roots. Fan leaves look sad AF.
HOWEVER, they do seem to be throwing up nodes
If there still alive after 2 weeks your on your way! Lol they look a bit overwatered to me, don’t soak your cubes, just keep them damp, keep your root zone warm with a seedling heating mat or something if you can. They will feed from the existing foliage up top from the humidity in the air around and the nutrients build up in your leaves to build your roots, so keep the humidity way up in your dome, 90+% and let them breathe a few times a day. If there growing new growth then that’s a good sign things a happening down bellow, can take 2 weeks+ sometimes to see roots depending on your conditions and such. Hope this helps! Cheers 💨
Hey sometimes clones can take a while to take on. Also when you cut your clones did you cut them a sharp angle. That is important for them to take.
Happy growing
onefox
