What To Do With It?

a good time to clone is when ur plant is flourishing and when it is not stressed out. But im sure u could clone it and get results, do u know what the soil was in this mystery plant or what they fed it bfor or what lights they used. Is ur room to hot.
 
The light is 18 inches away and the temp were running right at 76 but since I've added the veg cabinet it is running about 77-78 during the day and 75-75 during the night hours. I'm not sure of the mix or what they were giving it, I know it was not getting enough light perhaps even a mix of in and outdoor light.
It seems to be bushing out real well I'm just worried about the curl and the now yellow water leaves. None of the other leaves show any sign of yellow just the fan, water leaves.

On a side note: I cut it lose so that it could go back towards a more upward turn and retied the string around the stalk as it was growing into it.
 
i have actually cloned a flowering plant and got it to root it wasnt fun but i have done it, seems impossible here but its been done, ru feeding ur plants to much nuts or not enough water and what about fresh air from outside
 
i have actually cloned a flowering plant and got it to root it wasnt fun but i have done it, seems impossible here but its been done, ru feeding ur plants to much nuts or not enough water and what about fresh air from outside
Interesting to hear you cloned in flower. Did you strip the bud site off the cutting you took? I figured the plant must have to realize it was put back into veg and make the adjustments nesessary for the move.
I"ve been feeding once I can stick my finger into the soil and my finger comes out relatively dry to the 2nd nuckle. Would a fixed watering schedule be better, say like every 3rd day?
The cabinets sit in a large finished basement, i guess this room could not be getting enough turn around. I put a fan at the bottom of the stairs blowing up in hopes of exchanging some air as there is no direct wall to outside the basement is like in the middle.
 
I thought nute burn would show up in other parts of the plant not just the fan or water leaves? Pretty sure the 3 times I've fed have been at 6.5-6.8ph and progressive nutes..like 600 then 800 then 1000.

The new growth is absolutely amazing to me....
 
i was thinking last night and i wanted to know if u are spraying ur plants with water, the nug i cloned was a branch i cut off a plant i really wanted to have, It took sum time to get it to root and i had to bb it alot
 
id use hesi bloom and hesi phosphate plus during the second half of flowering it has a ph balancer in it also u can fill water jugs and let em sit a day or 2 and ph sould b good try it
 
I haven't sprayed them with water as I didn't know if it was alright to do in the daylight hours, as I don't ever open the box during the dark period as I don't have a green light. I've been using the GH line that includes gro,micro,bloom and floricious plus and liquid koolbloom.
I did let a gallon set out before I mixed it and it was at a ph of 6.1 and 222 ppm after the R.O. unit after mixing nutes it was 6.1 and ppm 1500 so right around 1200 ppm
I also added a teaspoon of epsom salt to see if that helps any.

Thanks for the advice as I am happy to get all I can...just a noob trying to get a nug
 
So can I spray them with PH'd water during the day period? How about using some of the Floralicious Plus I have? It states that it can be applied as a foliar spray at a ratio of 5-10 ml per gallon.
Anyone else use this product this way?
 
After reading this thread a little man, let me see if I can help you a little (i use soil only)....

first and foremost, worry more about your water ph and if you have buffer in your soil (dolomite lime etc)......hydro growers have to pay a lot of attention to their ph/ppm cuz their medium has no buffers.....so stop worrying too much about that.....if your water is between 6.2-7, you'll be golden.....onto point2

Spraying with water during the day period on your leaves isn't something I would recommend doing as the extra heat from the light will heat up your leaves even more, trying to get the water to evap off them....no bueno, not to mention your plants breathe thru their leaves...so why would you want to drowned them? only time I've seen people spray when the lights are on is if they're using a product called liquid light (supposed to keep stoma open longer for better growth, buncha bs imho)....never the less, I wouldn't spray them unless you absolutely have to mang...

You can always clone from a flowering plant...the plant doesnt care....the farther into flowering you go however, the longer it takes for roots to form and the higher chance of hermies comes into play.....

As long you alternate between reg water n nutes every other watering, your plant will be just fine......Really though try to get those plants some fresh air on a regular basis, otherwise stress will continue.......

any other questions, feel free to ask....we've all had to start somewhere.....can't tell you how many hrs upon hrs i spent on here when i first started
 
Thanks TwooDeff425 for the input. I hadn't actually read up on foliar feeding so I thought I would throw the question out there even though I pretty much knew the answer. I guess I will have to invest in a green light if I ever want to or have to spray, but lets hope it never comes to that. :)

It truely has been a learning experience, especially when you are designing stuff from scratch from the first time. Then to be given something totally a mystery to me..the plant...the soil...the conditions it was in previously.

The cabinets are turning over quite effectively now like 4 or 5 times an hour, I just wonder if they aren't getting enough Co2 being in the basement. The room is pretty large and the cabinets sit in one corner, I've been leaving the door open in the evenings in hope of exchanging the air down there alittle more. I had bought the stuff to do a 5gallon homemade Co2 bucket but the fan runs all the time so it would just be a waste?

Pics comming soon..going to take them now
 
Little late but here they are...
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Certainly seems that bending it over told the plant to bush out and make more bud sites. Of course, I don't know anything as I'm new to all this. Still showing some signs of leaf 'claw' but she is still producing bud.
Tried to separate out some of the lower stuff so it is getting more light and it really has made a difference.
Thoughts?
 
So after doing more and more research I was wondering if I could be over fertilizing her? Dry crisp leave with downward curl, watered every other day. I was looking at this link from another thread...
http://www.weedfarmer.com/cannabis/tables_guide.php
I was wondering if I should step back on the flowering nutes and perhaps go with pre-flower formula? Also shows it could be a deficency in Mg, does epsom salt provides Mg? Like a teaspoon per gallon.

Still trying to get the curl out....although it does seem as if there are less affected leaves....
 
ty spencer..I'll do that this next watering, which should be today or tomarrow.
Still putting into bud production but I did notice it slow down
 
Yeah ..I've been contributing to this thread for awhile now..
I started one for the plant I was running through the cabinet I just built
So there is a thread for that and one for the cloner/veg setup I've been working on
 
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This where she is sitting at as of the 29th. When I posted on the when will it be finished forum I got a suggestion of 3 weeks. My question is do the hairs always turn before it is finished? I know this is a very rough indication but when I look at the trichomes the are like 75% cloudy 25% not cloudy. She has about 10% worth of turned hairs and a lot of new bud growth.
I'm hoping for a strong heady high so was looking to take it when they were nice and cloudy...
Getting close now and it's a good thing too as my veg plants are ready to come over and get put into the hydro system, so this bucket o' dirt needs out of there :)

NOte : As of 6/5 they will be 9 weeks since 12/12
 
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