Sad clone

[MrBomDiggitty]

Someone picked this up for me. When they gave it to me, they were saying something about it drooping but that it should be fine. I kinda just "uh huh, okay" so I could get them home and into dirt, but this one just isnt happening for some reason. The bottom 1/4 of the RW cube was very wet when I got it. Then I placed it in some dirt, it dried and I rewatered. Now the cube and soil are moist, but no action from this lady.

 

[RicoT]

It definitely looks droopy like it was over watered, but how big was the rw cube it was in? And how long has it been since the transplant and since you watered it for the first time?

 

[OjoRojo420]

More like clinically depressed bro!

Whats your PH?

I would PH under 6.0, let it dry some and add some 20-20-20 at about 600ppm.

Wish her the best!

 

[MrBomDiggitty]

It was in a small cube. No idea the PH. I've added water too much if it is overwatered. Hopefully it was underwatered...

 

[theHIGHlander]

nip those big fan leafs off there is no need for them when your plant is trying to root (+it will stop it from faling over.)

 

[Mr. Greengenes]

I second the 'nip those fan leaves off' suggestion. That will (also) help keep transpiration down 'till it can grow more roots into the soilmix.

 

[MrBomDiggitty]

nipped

 

[MrBomDiggitty]

Thanx - she's fanning her leaves out now

Thanx - she's fanning her leaves out now

 

[theHIGHlander]

nice1 bro ......she look a million times better


keep it green
highlander

 

[jyme]

she dont look sad no more man good luck with her

 

[Hydro-Soil]

Nice recovery.

I usually peel some of the existing rockwool away from the roots, if I can do it without damage. Allows me to bury it with better soil contact to the roots and less water retention by the wool.

 

[MrBomDiggitty]

Ah, interesting. I will try to nip the rockwool away a bit, too.