Sorry.
Your hydro shop guy
Well yeah, veg & flower. I use Canna Vega for mums & Flores for the flowering plants.
Can you alter the mix of that to suit veg?
Yep, hope it works.
I am beginning to suspect this as well. Sometimes it's hard though trying to explain things to him while trying to not explicitly say marijuana. I'm not really sure how universal plant problems are.
So by 2 part nutes are you talking about a veg vs flower with two parts to mix for each?
Yeah, but it's not the clearest directions.
Update:Yep, hope it works.
Depends on the plant! Skip the hydro guy, come here first when trying to sort out plant probs. You can usually get at least my best guesses, but there's a number of other competent growers here of whom you can solicit a 2nd opinion.
Yeffir.
2-part types are mixed using equal parts of "A" & "B" in water. My 125L flowering tanks get 400ml each A & B. That's the sum of the mixing instructions. 
grr. Well, if you read carefully, you HOPEFULLY should be able to make a mix suiting either veg or flower.
Good. Now, keep an eye out for stem tip rot.
shit.
This one doesn't look good at all. Hopefully your change to inorganic nutes will fix that. Is this the one you pruned back?Here's Ms. B:
Presuming you meant RH. 69% is on the high limit of acceptable. I'd worry about powdery mildew at that RH.
yep, got some root rot happening, but it looks like it was beginning to recover- I see some fresh white roots. Trying to work out what the crumby looking stuff is.Last, but not least, I yanked the Runt. Here's a picture of his roots @ death:
What does root rot look like? It's been 5 days now since the cutting took place. It's suppose to take anywhere from 6-10 days to root. Things were looking great until last night. I noticed some yellowing happening. Now the bottom-most leaves of each clone is dying and curling up. I'd been dealing with unwanted growth with frequent dosing of H2O2 and res changes. I am not too worried about these guys, since it looks like they're a bunch of dudes, but it would be good chance to get some practice. What can I do to resolve the burning?
Is there some sure-fire yeah to figure out the sex? I've only eyeing it against pictures I've seen online. I want to take pictures to post, but my camera can't focus on them.shit.
No, this is Ms. B. The one that was curled up like claws and is only now recovering. Her new growth is good, but a lot of her old stuff is fucked up so she still looks pretty bad. In the past two days she's shot up and I think I should be able to clone her in a week. I did prune her a ton though. I got so fed up one night I sniped off all her ugly growth. Anyway I can push for growth on her lower area? She's just growing straight up so fast, she might be up against the glass before I want to clone her.
Yeah, RH, sorry. Well it fluctuates and 69% is definitely on the very high side. Typically it is around 55 - 60% is that okay? Powdery mildew? Hmmm... I think I do that this powdery mildew you speak off. I wasn't sure if it was a growth or just nute residue on exposed areas of my RW.
The crumbly stuff is perlite. Where is the root rot? All of the brown stuff? If it is, then I bet Ms. A and Ms. B have it too. I don't know how to get rid of it. The pH levels have been stabilized by shitloads of H2O2, but I don't know how to get to the plant's upper root that are hiding in the RW. I don't want to saturate the RW so I don't know how to deal with it. Suggestions?
Roots are browned or tan in appearance.
Oh, I'm looking at cuttings? They won't have any roots to rot. However, the yellowing I see looks like the stem tips are rotting. This is a persistent problem with aerocloners and is also exactly why I don't use them.
unwanted growth... of?
I don't think we're seeing a burn here, rather an insufficient supply of water to the cutting due to the rotted stem tip/s.
Just compare what you see on your plants to pics of male plants you have found.
New growth should pop up fairly soon. If they grow faster than you need them to, just prune them back, or do a batch of cuttings.
sure, you can snip off the old growth if you want.
yep, under 60% should be OK.
Powdery mildew will appear on leaves, but probably not on the RW.
yep.
Root rot is commonly caused by overwet conditions. Reduce the watering duration/frequency and keep treating the nutes with H2O2.
No, powdery mildew will grow on leaves.
So any discoloration from white is a bad thing?
Stem rot? What does that look like? I check the stem tips every once in a while and they just seem the same as they did when first cut... except whiter. Nothing looks especially rotten, but the necrosis of the leaves is progressing. Is there anything I can do to save these guys or should I just dump them now? I don't get it. The op that I copied the aerocloner from said he had 99% success rate with it. How come only some stuff works for some people? If stem root is such a problem how come so many people use these bubblecloner designs?
Things that might do my plants harm? Fungi, mold, mildew, etc. Whatever it is that you are using the H2O2 for in your cloning op.
What do I do, brother?! Is stem root too much/not enough water? Does it mean light is leaking in? Is pH not right? Too hot? I have an aquarium heater in the res keeping the H2O a toasty 30 - 32 degs C (as recommended by the OG designer). All of the DIY bubblecloners that I have read about seem so successful. There has to be something wrong that I am specifically doing wrong... unless the posters are dirty liars that are just trying to frustrate newbs, which I doubt
.Sigh... it's looking like a sausage-fest.Just compare what you see on your plants to pics of male plants you have found.
Okay sweet. I've been pruning the shit out of Ms. B. That's probably why she looks so shitty, cuz I've taken 40% of her fucked up stems and leaves. I've been targetting any leaves with significant damage (over 30% necrosis or yellowing).
Okay, but what do you think that white shit is then? It forms on most of the exposed surfaces of my RW cubes and is white and powdery. Do you think it's a problem?
So if a root has root rot, once it's not being overwatered anymore it'll recover or will another root grow to replace it like the top growth?
Yep!
Stem tips go brownish & squishy.
Recut the stems and work out a way of not getting the stems quite so wet.
Consult the person who was getting the 99% success rate. Clearly, you're missing something from the way that person was doing things.
Yep, but if stem rot is hard to avoid, that convenience is moot.
Not a very significant feature in cloning, to be honest. When a plant has got roots and is actively growing, more O2 is better, but the O2 level difference to the stem tip in cloning between an aerocloner and RW cubes on a heat mat isn't going to make tons of difference. When an aerocloner is working well, you'll see root nodes in 5 days. Same happens in RW cubes, but it'll be another 2 days before you actually see roots out of the bottom of RW cubes, only because they have to grow through the RW.
Is that better than higher reliability?
When you're proficient with RW cubes on a heat mat, you won't waste any cubes. You'll get 100% every time (or damn close to it).
Obviously, there's some folks who have gotten aerocloners to work with high reliability; I'm just not one of them.
I agree, but there's clearly some detail missing from your process.unless the posters are dirty liars that are just trying to frustrate newbs, which I doubt
Gotta be mould of some sort.
Root systems can be regenerated once the condition causing the rot is fixed.