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Luv - The terminology of cuttings/clones/plants isn't really governed by a hard and fast set of rules. When you cut a branch off a plant it is a cutting until it has roots and then it's a clone. That plant will always be a clone, regardless of the stage of its life. Here's a pic of a plant that was taken as a cutting in the middle of November. I just can't imagine that your plant(s) would still be so small if they were cut at the same time.
There's some nute burn showing on the tips of the leaves of your plants. At the same time, you have the typical deficiencies left over from cloning as evidenced by the red stems. I'm not quite sure what this means - lockout maybe? Weedhound's your girl when it comes to waterworks. ...and like the big dawg said, you need to get your ppm's down like yesterday!!!
BTW - I would kill for tap water with only 32 ppm. You sure you did the conversion math right? If the 32 ppm is accurate, your tap water should be perfect for use in your system, and beneficial to your plants 'cuz there's all kinds of goodies plants like in the tap water.
...and before anyone mentions it, yeah, I know my plant has mold/mildew. Humidity here has been below 30% for weeks and still I have to contend with this friggin mildew.
PC :smokin:
What? Did you go to weed college or something? -Thurgood
I'll wager that the conversion maybe is off; 320ppm sounds much more inline with tap water than does 32, but who knows.
As PC already mentioned, PPT is parts per thousand, vs PPM which is parts per million. The conversion is as simple as multiplying your readout in PPT by 1000 to get your PPM. So, your PPTs of .62 and .73, when multiplied by 1000, yield 620 and 730 PPM respectively.
Look who's talking about weed college....ain't that the pot calling the kettle black?
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