root rot overcome but can I clone?

mitch9er said:

Well the title pretty much says it all. I was a newbie to DWC and drowned the gals who then developed root rot. With in 3 days of noticing some droop and yellowing I cut off all exposed roots and put the net pots into a full tray of Hydroton. Its been three weeks and the plants are perked up and doing much better. I'm planning on flowering them but my question is, should I get more seeds or just clone off the recovering ladies? Thx for input

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KryptoBud said:

Cloning is a lot cheaper, and if you find a plant you really like buying more seeds of the same strain doesn't mean you'll get the same phenotype. Do you know what caused your root rot?

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mitch9er said:

Well the title pretty much says it all. I was a newbie to DWC and drowned the gals who then developed root rot. With in 3 days of noticing some droop and yellowing I cut off all exposed roots and put the net pots into a full tray of Hydroton. Its been three weeks and the plants are perked up and doing much better. I'm planning on flowering them but my question is, should I get more seeds or just clone off the recovering ladies? Thx for input

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mitch9er said:

yea the plants were suffering in deep water culture but I pulled them out and put them in trusted Hydroton, they are doing much better. Is it ok to clone off these plants previously damaged by root rot?

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