My clones dying after itransplanted it 4 days ago please help
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MidnightSun72
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May I ask do you normally take such small clones?why? What did you transplant from? A hydroponic thing? Pellets, rock wool? We're the roots nice and white and juicy? Or were they all brown looking?
MidnightSun72
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Oh I see it looks as though it might have gotten over watered? I usually transplant to solo cups and let them root up first. A lot harder to over water a cup than a pot.
Looking at the first pic again it's hard to tell. But I normally just throw out a plant like that since it could take a month to recover. Sometimes it's just faster to go with a new cutting.
That being said I don't pay for my clones so I can appreciate you wanting to save it. But usually badly sick plants disappoint.
if I was you I'd start a new plant. And if you are bent on keeping this one you can keep it vegggijg a long and see if she makes it. I'd maybe try repotted into a cup if you just potted it.
Rurumo
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They shouldn't have sold you such a small clone. Looks like you overwatered it-it might recover but I'm guessing it won't. Honestly, you should take a pic of that clone back to the manager of wherever you bought it and ask for a refund. What kind of light do you have it under?
canna_420
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And is that full strength soil?
canna_420
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Let the rock wool cube dry out a little and keep it out of medium until it is showing fresh growth. Use PH water then something designed for clones or ornamentals at a low dose.
Wait a week or two then transplant it to a weak cutting/seedling soil.
That's how I would save it.
Treat it like new basically
Wait a week or two then transplant it to a weak cutting/seedling soil.
That's how I would save it.
Treat it like new basically
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xtsho
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That rockwool is soaking wet and if you stuck that in soil it's still soaking wet. You drowned it. It's over for that one.
Skip the crappy dispensary clones and just buy some seeds.
canna_420
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That plant in the pic as more foliage than both cut's together.
canna_420
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What light are they under and what soil are you using?
SnoopyDoo
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Agreed. If they're going to charge, at least give it a week or two in a solo cup before handing it off to a customer....