Yes I Killed Them

Hugo Phurst

Hugo Phurst

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Pics please.
Until clones and seedlings are rooted no direct light, they'll try to photosynthesize instead of putting out roots.

Good luck
 
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Grow Monster

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I've had clones with no leaves. At this point its the roots that's more important. U can literally have a stick with baby growth near a node and survive. Pics would help. I would learn off those before u attempt again. U can clone your clone. Long as u got atleast half an inch of stem left or cut at each node and make several from one branch. I made some today only 2 cm's.
 
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Oldguyrealy

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Herb & Suds said:
Clones do best in low light
When they are rooted I gradually introduce them to harsher bright light and less humidity
No roots light burn
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Got 3 others under low light. Like I say I have some Beans.

My Son took Clones off couple other varieties he said they died.

Been just starting them in soil. I was going to get a set up for Clones but was told I didn't need it.
 
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