Big clone problem

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Here is are some photos of the outdoor one finally!
Sorry about the crappy quality my camera was nicked a while back so i have to make do.



This one GREEN leaf poked up about three day ago. from day one it's tips had a brown twisted look to the as if the had been singed or something.
Is this because of its recent tough journey and near death experience or is it a nutrient problem.
the soil is very well drained (mixture of sandy soil, compost and a bit of slow release fertilizer introduced about a week ago)

please help!

ps. I think the indoor one is over with as nothing has really changed. The stems that the leafs are attatched to are starting to die as well.
I have planted some seeds, that i got hold of, into potting mix but they have not come up yet (its been 3 days)

[fineas]

Well it is probably the nutrients problem. But the stress always make it harder to survive. I hve had a few clones that just would not make it.. I have seedlings that started out good but some did well and some didnt. I do fret alot over them but that is my personality.
I am a relative newbie to HP but have experience with outdoor plant growth. When you first get started w/projects it is easy to get very involved and maybe mess with them too much and get very excited. I still do anytime I come across a bump in the road. Just learn from it.
As far as your baby outside, dont give it any more fertilizer as it may be burning the tips of the leaves. You may try to clear the soil out by watering myabe 3x the volume of the pot but make sure it drains very well.(Of course do this slowly and give it time to drain) This may leech out the nutes you have in the soil that may be burning the plant. You may think about going to an orgainc fertilizer but your soil have nutes naturally, You have a good mix to grow in that is ok. Usually what I do personally is let it grow for a while in the potting mix before adding any fertilizer. In my opinion, all green veg growth is good but if the leaves on the new growth are burned it is over nute.

For seeds just keep planting them and culling the ones that dont look healthy. Since I have lots of seeds I put a few in the growing medium, (peat plug, rockwool well rinsed, vermiculite or such) I particularly like peat cause it has a good rep for being the best and you dont need nutes for a little while. ANd when you see roots come out the sides you transplant to whatever you are going to grow in like hydroponic or soil. It is a timeless best seedling grow medium IMO. ANd now at this time of the year you can get them at walmart with little growing chamber for seedlings very inexpensive. You can always use little aluminum (Line them with dark plastic) cake pans with the plastic tops they sell at the grocery store, meaning the plastic top hlps keep the moisture in where the little babies need them. Then for the good of the plant cull out the weakest ones and keep the healthiest. This is a good idea in all phases of growth, Healthy plants like us can fight infection disease and all and if not can contaminate your other plants and make them die too.
I isolate and try to save a baby when I can, but dont put your others at risk by keeping them together.
I end up with just one or 2 healthy plants that will provide all my needs 2x a year. I hope you are succesful, if the baby dies anyway keep me informed of your seedlings growth.. I am interested.
Fineas

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