These little ladies need your help!

[killacamkilla]

thanks a lot bloodbrother just what i wanted to hear. this morning was the first time i watered them in the last 2 - 2.5 days. i woke up this morning and the pots were light and dry feel and by eye. yes from my understanding they are rooted clones. yes i have a fan running at the top of the canopy on low speed. i have the light about 1 ft away from the light but i don't feel much heat at the canopy probably due to the fan running maybe i can drop the light another 2 - 6 inches.

killacamkilla Reviewed by killacamkilla on 10-03-2008. These little ladies need your help! Hey all here are a few pics of my little guys i have 3 skunk 1 white queen and 1 white widow. i am using a 400w MH i have good ventilation coming in from outside with a canfan for exhaust when i need it. Humid is at a solid 50-60% and temp ranges from 18-23 degrees C. i am growing in soil as you can see. i received these 2 days ago and have had them going for 2 days on 18-6. from my understanding they were just put in those pots the day i received them. some are looking well, but some are Rating: 5

[killacamkilla]

should that fan be running during the dark cycle just to move air around?

[killacamkilla]

thanks for the advice shov. i have been checking out your forums the last couple days for tips and such. could it be a ph problem with my tap water perhaps whats a good ph. and should i buy a ph pen or something

[seattlesmoke247]

Good PH for a soil grow is 6.3-6.8.

[Help_Needed]

Actually, you're panicking over nothing. These are clones. It's normal for the leaves on a clone to yellow as the cutting canibalizes itself to grow roots. Once the roots take hold in the soil and start to draw nutrients, the clone will start to put out new growth. It's pretty common for the yellow leaves to dye off at that point to.

Oh, and to LuciferN: The plant isn't forming flowers. These clones were apparently taken during flower, so the old buds are still there. The plants will consume them as it produces new leafs.

[killacamkilla]

thanks help needed and to all the others also. im going to try to keep posting updated pics so pop by a check them out.

should i let those dying leaves fall off by themselves of take them off myself?

[Duke420]

Leave them to fall on their own. The plant will feed off the leaves until they root well and you can feed them 1/4 strength, I feed around 300ppm.

cheers

[bloodbrother]

ya definately leave the browning/yellowing leaves on picking them off is robbing the plant of nutrients since they use stored energy in leaves to build root system

[killacamkilla]

once again thank you very much for your input guys. much appreciated!

[LuciferN]

Oh, and to LuciferN: The plant isn't forming flowers. These clones were apparently taken during flower, so the old buds are still there. The plants will consume them as it produces new leafs.

I've realized that later on, I'm just use to take clone from a plant not flowering it also cause less yellowing on the clones, but thanks for the input !