Ultramarin
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actually, the water content of the soil can easily be determined by the weight of your pots...
What do you think
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Id put them in 1 gallon pots, saturate the media and then let them dry until the pots are almost weightless.
GF-Z
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Wow, never thought that cloning can be such a difficult task...
Slight yellowing you say
***The yellowing***
Dont be greedy mate...
Dont rush clones, as the plant is fighting for its life to make new roots before he runs out of nutrients... Humidity must be 70-80% at least, ventilated at least once per day to prevent molds and all those greeny goo you growing below plant
And you put 200w on him when plant have no roots, why ?? ??
All this soggy soil is not necesery
Humidity around the plant, is the key... to prevent him from loosing water via transpiration while he cant absorb it through the roots...
Im so grateful now, that I had attented to biology classes most of the time... It pays off with dramatic profit...
Slight yellowing you say
***The yellowing***
Dont be greedy mate...
Dont rush clones, as the plant is fighting for its life to make new roots before he runs out of nutrients... Humidity must be 70-80% at least, ventilated at least once per day to prevent molds and all those greeny goo you growing below plant
And you put 200w on him when plant have no roots, why ?? ??
All this soggy soil is not necesery
Humidity around the plant, is the key... to prevent him from loosing water via transpiration while he cant absorb it through the roots...
Im so grateful now, that I had attented to biology classes most of the time... It pays off with dramatic profit...
Redblueblur993
Active member
The clones were rooted before I transplanted them into soil. I need to buy a thermometer. I'm glad that you did attend those biology classes I know it helped you out a lot and my plan for next year is to go to school.
