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I don't use thrives at all any more. They are great for transplanting but I've seen too much trouble with people ODing on their N and making a royal mess. Remember new growth is tender and susceptible to whatever problems you have so encouraging it during cloning is not good. Plus N during cloning, including giving the mother too much 'grow' before cuttings, inhibits root growth.
Start nutes AFTER you are certain that the new plants are acclimated to their environment, and start WEAK.
stinkyattic Reviewed by stinkyattic on . Clones Drying and Dying upon Transplant..... Your thought requested. Heya everyone need some assistance on this one. I have a number of clones that continue to die upon transplanting. Currrently the clones have been going for 3.5 weeks. They have an extensive established root system. Each has a mass of roots 3+ inches outside of rockwoold plug. All of them are still within their humidomes. The issue is when I take them out of the humidome in the fluro room the leaves turn brown/black and they die. When I transplant them to another room with 2 1000 Rating: 5