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Any advice for me?

Discussion in 'Marijuana Growing' started by phyllis29, Oct 9, 2004.

  1. phyllis29

    phyllis29 Member

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    I'm wondering if anybody has any advice on what I should do about my clones. I have a hydroponic system with rockwool. My clones are healthy with good roots when I plant them on my table, but within days the tender new leaves are turning a bright yellowish green, and within days of that they go brown and wither. They don't seem dry, in fact, they seem soggy. Out of 60 plants, probably 75% are affected. My room is very clean, my equipment is all up-to-date. I have good ventilation, temperature, humidity. The food in my tub is fresh, I just prepared it for the new clones. I'd appreciate any ideas or suggestions.
     
  2. LuMpYtRiChOmEy

    LuMpYtRiChOmEy Member

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    -When mine get yellow their hungry.
     
  3. tiedye0420

    tiedye0420 Member

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    try adding hydrogen peroxide to the water, they might be too wet , if they have food then that is probavbly the next step.
    I let mine root in plain ol water, when they start yellowing bad i stick them in dirt. Them seem to pull out fine.
    also you should be using 1/4 strength nutes on those clones, maybe that's the problem.

    But it sounds like too much water.
     
  4. geckopelli

    geckopelli Senior Member

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    Supposedly, you can't overwater rockwool. But I sometimes wonder.

    I'd rinse well with distilled water and then start over with a fresh nuit solution.

    make sure you get the Ph right.
     
  5. phyllis29

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    to all those who answered my question, thank you all for your help. I'm gonna try flushing them and starting over with a new batch of food, see what that does.
     
  6. LuMpYtRiChOmEy

    LuMpYtRiChOmEy Member

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    -Check out the Grow Room in Vancouver BC. -www.thegrowroom.net
     
  7. EatTheAcid

    EatTheAcid Member

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    if flushing doesnt work try www.overgrow.com , it has a faq article about nute deficiencies and identifying plant problems
     
  8. geckopelli

    geckopelli Senior Member

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    Your better off just asking here.
     
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