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ROOTED CLONE
TrimQueenstarted grow question 7 months ago
SHOULD I TREAT THIS CLONES AS A PLANT, ALREADY, OR SHOULD I KEEP GIVING IT A HEAVY UMIDITY LEVEL? FEED WITH FERT? THANK YOU, GUYS.
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Organomananswered grow question 7 months ago
It is now a functional plant.
It no longer needs hyper humidity.
In fact, high humidity is exactly what it does not need anymore.
00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 7 months ago
i think i have those exact same little pots. they are a bitch to pull the plant out. I started slicing them down the side and into one of the drainage holes. This way it can 'flap' open but holds its shape. 100 for super cheap, so reducing their longevity isn't too big of a deal, lol.
When i label them i tape over the sliced area just in case to hold the shape.
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00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 7 months ago
initial rooting, so start adapting it to normal atmosphere and a bit more light for sure. I'd take it easy with light intensity until it has more roots.
If it starts to stretch more than a healthy amount, you know it needs more light. No need to guess. Let the plant tell you what it wants.
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BC_Bud_420answered grow question 7 months ago
Very nice looking plant and roots.That's a keeper .
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Papa_Tanswered grow question 7 months ago
I’d say she’s back into a vegetative stage now.
I would transplant it and give it a proper RH for its stage. 60-65% RH would be suitable.
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