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Help! Need advice

susieqtpie83

susieqtpie83

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First time grower received 5 clones and coming up on 4 weeks in veg state. I was told to transplant into bigger container, which I did Sunday and plants are not bouncing back. They have been watered and all of them are showing signs of under/over watering but it doesn't seem right. Various leaves are turning yellow and have spotting. I know the plants are stressed but how long after transplant should they start looking better?

I can post a newer pic soon but attached is what they looked like last Thursday. And they have just gone downhill since Saturday.

I'm using promix bx mycorrhizae soil. Plants were transferred from 1 gallon pots to 7 gallon fabric pots. T5 lights, in a grow tent. Humidity and temperatures are on point. I water with tap water every 3-5 days.
 

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First of all. Stop watering them. Sometimes it takes a plant a few days to recover from transplanting. They actually look pretty good to me. Don't water your girls on a schedule. Water them when they need it.
 
I agree with Kingfish. When I did my last transplant the ladies went 5days before the pots dried. It can vary though.

Curious to see how they look now. The posted pic from last Thursday does look okay.
 
I'm a hydro grower, so no advice from me, but they do look pretty good and once they do bounce back, you'll see them take off and get strong.
 
Here are more pics. Again I dont understand the yellowing. I have a friend who got clones from same person at same time using same soil and his are still in solo cups but are praying to the light and are all green.
 

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Just added pics from today. Appreciate any insight. My friend who guided me on buying everything and hooked me up with the clones says I'm overthinking this but refuses to come by and look.

Just need to know if they are salvageable, and if any can be used as a mother (which one) and which for cloning for future.
 
No, just the promix. Wasnt told to use fertilizer either, that promix was enough. My friend never mentioned to add more nutes. I was told I have been over thinking. What nutes do you recommend?
 
I use promix up with the Mycorrhizae - whatever that is - it's just soil with perlite - basically. And you should be adding nutrients. I use Green Planet.
 
If I'm not mistaken, mycorrhizae assist in the uptake of nutrients at the roots, I believe bonding with the plant in a beneficial relationship.
 
mycorrhizae is a beneficial fungus that gathers nutrients from the soil and delivers to the plant where the plant gives they myco sugars in return, creating a symbiotic relationship. It it's self has no nutritional value.
 
No. The yellowing of leaves is because of nitrogen deficiency. I dont know what to tell you. If your growing in a medium that has no nutrients you need to add nutrients. I mean what temps are you getting to. Anything over 85 in veg is high but still, the yellowing is not a heat issue. That is a hungry plant. No clue what your friend is doing. All i can do is address the symptoms and information you have provided. Everything points to it is nutrient deficient.
 
MegaCrop, from Greenleaf Nutrients, it's a one part, that's simple to use.
They will even send you an 800gram, sample bag, for free, all you pay is shipping. About 6bucks.
Nutrients are nutrients, many different kinds to choose from, but basically, they are all the same.
I don't use nutrients, but I have, and MegaCrop was as good as any brand I've ever used.
Let your plant dry out ,to the point of almost wilting, then water-feed them.
In soil ,MJane, loves to go from wet to bone almost dry. They don't like too much water, at all.
Right now I'm growing in 2gallon smartpots, and I don't water mine but every 4-5days.
GoodLuck
HappyGrowing.
ps, yeah, your plant will do just fine, just don't overwater.
 
I think they'll be fine..the transplant to a much bigger pot with new soil will slow things down for sure..They need some nutes but i would start off at half the recommended dosage for first few waters..Dont wanna shock them the other way. Hang in there..they'll perk up.
 
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