Failure to clone

[Spidermite]

Doesnt it feel good being able to finally repot your own clones! Great job.

[ocgreen]

It's a great feeling for sure. I am really looking forward to growing the Mokum's Tulip in top left out as a mother; eventually taking enough clones to do a whole 8x4 with EXACT same pheno. She is by far the most impressive of the 8 in the 8x4 right now and I'm really happy I didnt lose the genetics/was able to clone.

[SoOrbudgal]

ocgreen a local near me GWE member JDU gave me some Mokum's Tulip seeds in a trade. I'm going to do one indoor and outdoor sounds like a good one.

[ocgreen]

That's awesome. I think you will enjoy it. I tried both parents and one of them (Gelato) is on my top 5 therapeutic strains (based on personal experience).

Guess it's about 4-5 weeks away from harvest already because breeder says 8 weeks. Planning to wait until about 40% amber so maybe closer to 7

[SoOrbudgal]

Love it ocgreen sounds right up my ally, boy i'd love to get some amber showing on my two waiting...……….

[ocgreen]

Thanks again to everyone who took the time to help me as part of this thread.

Clones continue to progress. Some are growing fantastic without problem but there are some showing weird signs. Can someone help me understand what's going on here?

As a whole everything looks ok:



But this girl is showing deformed and droopy new growth for anything above node 4:



And a couple seem like the tops are twisted; top of plant is bent/tilting AWAY from the light.



Details about environment:

Temps stay on cool side: 22-25C day and as low as 16C nights
RH stays in high 40s to low 50s
80w lm301b about 24 inches away
Fed 3g/gal mega crop plus 5ml/gal calmag

Please let me know if you need more info to help diagnose.

TIA!

[Toker1]

Making new roots is stressful for a plant. She looks ok and will grow out of that phase and regular growth will soon start filling in your garden space. Nice work!

[ocgreen]

Perfect. Great to hear. Thanks!

[DingusKhan]

Hey OC, very nice job, sticking with it. That's normal, sometimes they do that until the leaf matures. They stop after she gets to feeling established.

[ocgreen]

Great, thanks Dingus. Hope your grow is going well.