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Fortaleza_Brazil_085
Fortaleza_Brazil_085started grow question 3y ago
The clones in the middle of tray still have no roots …. What should I do best with them . The clones in the corner have roots and starting to change color to green . The light is 4 feet away , Co2 set to 1350 Temp 70/75 Humidity 70/80 Leave them on tray ? Light 24H ?
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Growstick
Growstickanswered grow question 3y ago
I think these things are past saving, my friend. Sorry. My advice is to get new cuttings (this time with roots) or get some seeds and start from scratch. You've given them nutrients, but do not need to give them anything - cuttings just need rooting hormone at the point you put them into the rockwool, then allow them root for a couple of weeks before given them any food. Keep them under a plastic lid (e.g. coke bottle) to keep the humidity really high, chop off all the leaves except the top sets, and cut the tips of any remaining leaves to reduce transpiration (which would otherwise dry out the cutting). I even think it's better to keep them in the dark than full light, so long as your temperatures are in the right range.
Mr_Incognito
Mr_Incognitoanswered grow question 3y ago
Well, I’ve only had one experience with clones during my current grow with 9/10 rooting success. I think you gave too much water. Even rockwool requires a bit of dryness to allow oxygen to penetrate better. I would start over with new clones or just seeds. Recovery will take too long and the potential will be far less than expected. They almost dead. You’ve got a wonderful setup there! Use it at maximum!
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UnkleSkunk
UnkleSkunkanswered grow question 3y ago
As I told you, some don't have roots. I hope you at least got them for free. Basically, they cut the branches stuck in the rockwool and hoped they would root... My advice is that if you can, get some new ones, and this time with roots, or get some seeds... these are now super stressed. I don't know what the legislation is like in your area, so if you really have to get them started, light 20/4 is the minimum dark time to get roots... an 18/6 works just as well. Personally, I would put them in soil with mycorrhizae. Humidity is okay... a slightly higher temperature would be better. Good luck!
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