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Join Date: Apr 2008
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Clone growth
I took some clones almost 4 weeks ago and used rockwool. I used a humidity dome this time and kept them a little too wet and they started yellowing most of their leaves. I noticed the problem in time to save most of them but after I cut the leaves off that yellowed and died, many of them only had one leaf left. One of them lost every leaf but I kept it and it actually made it and is growing. I would've never guessed that.
Now they are all growing like mad and I transplanted into bigger pots again yesterday. My question is about one that is only growing roots. It looks like it did 4 weeks ago. One single green leaf and no new growth at all showing. I tipped it out of it's 4 inch pot and the thing is full of roots just like the others that are thick, bushy and 8 inches tall now. It is definately time to re-pot by the amount of roots but there is no sign of any new plant growth. I don't plan on tossing it until it actually dies, if that happens, but sure seems like I should see some new green by now. Is there anything I can do to stimulate some new upward growth? Thanks. |
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Re: Clone growth
You aren't feeding them, are you
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Re: Clone growth
I'm feeding them fox farms and sea tea. They are all doing great except the one which has not grown at all except for roots.
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Re: Clone growth
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I also would love some input from other clone experts on the subject. |
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Re: Clone growth
Clones will not begin any vegitative growth untill they have taken root and their root system is established.
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Join Date: Jul 2008
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Re: Clone growth
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My roots are already through the net cup but no signs of leafs regrowing yet at the top of the stem. |
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Re: Clone growth
Like I said the plant will not grow without a stabilized root system, once the plant taks root and recovers it will begin vegitive growth.
Without leaves you might have a problem, leaves are what produce glucose and the food the plant need to grow using light. Stems dont do this.
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Northern California
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Re: Clone growth
without leaves or some sort of green your going to be fighting a uphill battle that you might never win. Personally unless it's the last remaining clone of a super strain, i'd dump it and start anew.
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Join Date: Apr 2008
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Re: Clone growth
I got tired of screwing with it and pitched it today. It had a ball of roots that mostly filled a 4 inch pot but it was not doing anything at all as far as upward growth. I have a dozen others that did fine so it wasn't much of a loss anyway. Thanks for the replies.
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Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Los Angeles, CA
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Re: Clone growth
i had a similar problem with two of my clones..ended up just chucking both of them
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