Well, your first big mistake was to not pot the plant - or would that plant the pot? :stoned: - a soon as you got the clones home.

You need to lighten your soil for good drainage. Before you raise the plants in their pots, get some perlite and mix it with the new soil. After raising, water with B1 solution mixed per label directions. Next time you water after the B1, you may or may not want to add nutes - I don't know, I don't grow in soil. But nutes can be expensive so do your research before you go out and buy a bunch of stuff. After you decide on what you think are good nutes, post them here and some dirt farmer will make sure you are headed in the right direction.

Cut the really dead leaves off the plants, they look ugly and cause distress to the grower.

Lighting is a whole other issue. You kinda need to decide where you want to go in order to decide the direction of your first step. For right now, get four 26watt "cool white" or "daylight" cfl's and put them about 6" - 8" above the plants until you start seeing healthy growth.

PC :smokin:
PharmaCan Reviewed by PharmaCan on . Revitalize Saggin New Clones I just got 6 clones. Using a normal 65watt flood light. I kept them in their original cloning bulbs. When I added a fan to the mix three of the plants had bad reactions to it. So I just put them in soil to try and give them some food but...One died, One is almost gone but just sprouted a new leaf :hippy:, and one has some saggin stems holding the leafs.:( What steps should I take to get them better? What kind of nutes should I buy I have no idea where to start on what i need. THANKS Rating: 5