Worried New Grower

[doobiegood]

Hi, I'm in the bay area, bought 5 clones from a dispensary, don't know what they are but this is my first time growing. I read online before I started but am having mixed results and realize I know nothing. They were about 4" tall when I bought them two weeks ago, I planted them in 8" pots using organic miracle grow soil. They're in a small space under 3 40 watt cool white T12's and one aquarium and grow light added. Three are doing well, growing and looking healthy, two haven't been doing as well, one in the pics was wilting and hasn't grown. I read I may have overwatered so we carefully scooped it out and replaced some of the soil, that was 5 days ago and now it is worse. Leaves are yellowing and limp, I snipped the worst ones off the bottom of the stem. Is there any hope for this one and if so what should I do? Also should I do anything different with the 3 that look healthy? There should be pics attached if I did this right...:question: Thanks

doobiegood Reviewed by doobiegood on 10-17-2010. Worried New Grower Hi, I'm in the bay area, bought 5 clones from a dispensary, don't know what they are but this is my first time growing. I read online before I started but am having mixed results and realize I know nothing. They were about 4" tall when I bought them two weeks ago, I planted them in 8" pots using organic miracle grow soil. They're in a small space under 3 40 watt cool white T12's and one aquarium and grow light added. Three are doing well, growing and looking healthy, two haven't been doing Rating: 5

[Groundup]

Unfortunatly dispensory clones r nothing but trouble, keep up the good fight,if the one is lagging, be patient, if it didnt have a stronge root system to begin with it will be a little while before it catches up!

[killerweed420]

Give it a little time, it may take 2 weeks and some of the main leaves diring off before it begins to perk up again. And be careful about the water, the roots have to have oxygen, so let the soil get dry before you water again. Usually if heat isn't an issue, you can water new clones about once a week.