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This is a clone with uneven nodes. It’s about 11 inches tall. Would you top it or just bend over at this point? My thoughts are to top at the 3rd uneven nodes but not really sure what’s best.

So coco dries faster? Would a 1/3 coco, soil, perlite mix help?

Thank you for all the replies. I will try to water less. The issue I’ve had with watering less is that they still drown, but then some areas dry and other areas don’t. So it’ll drown less but then starve for water in a very short time, but some soil will still stay moist. I do weight the pots...

Some strains thrive and other strains seem to drown easily. Even when adding perlite they still seem to drown. Any other recommendations on amendments to keep the slow growers from drowning? Sand, moss etc?

Just water ph’ed. Fox farms soil

Damn you are right. They do kind of look like they are flowering. I wonder if I took them at the beginning of flower, but I didn’t think I did.

I have them in clear cups but also in another dark cup. Those sound like good ideas. I did have successful clones with a different plant same method, but I will try these suggestions. I also forgot I did transplant one earlier on in a 1 gallon pot. Do you think it could be related when I took...

Pics Other clones from different plants in one gallon foot high already. The only thing I can think is maybe I wet the soil too much and should have misted the soil. I can’t pinpoint anything other than the strain.

Yes other clones rooted and are thriving but from different plants. I’m assuming I must have cut these 2 at a bad time or either the plant isn’t that strong.

The cuttings were transplanted into wet soil. Roots formed and I haven’t watered them in 3 weeks. They just sit there wet doing nothing except pulling nutrients from the two leaves I left on. The leaves are yellow now, but there is super slow new growth.

I have two clones that I put in super wet soil. It’s been three weeks and they did root, but aren’t growing and have lockout issues. Should I trash them since they are in poor condition or replant to drier soil? I think I can recover them but since they sat for so long in bad wet soil is it...

Ideally every week in flower. I don’t feed much in veg

For some reason my last wet dry cycle was over a week unless I forgot to document. I think I should have increased the feed to 5 tablespoons instead of 3. There’s no way I didn’t water it this long. I clearly didn’t document it. 12/25 3 tablespoons 1/5/ 3 tablespoons I’ve been feeding about 3...

Any ideas?

Fox farms soil. 5 gallon. Down to earth 4-8-4 . Wet/dry. I was thinking sulphur but they say that starts from the back forwards. Green crack strain

Ok thank you. Maybe it’s all in my head. I felt like those new growth leaves are twisted.

Hi, is this from getting too cold? The new growth seems thin and inward. The last picture is a normal plant. I’ve seen this before, but dismissed it. The humidity is around 50% not sure what the temp is but I’m assuming the temp dropped and they curled inward.

Oh looks like you topped it at some point and then topped the lower nodes to get two off shoots per branch.

It’s not. How did you train that? That’s a nice canopy

So would you trim these little off shoots