Quote Originally Posted by denverbear
well since we are new to growing we are having a poroblem and can't seem to figure it out.

we have a clone that some of the leaves are turning yellow and dropping down..we are using hydroponics and our levels seem to be spot on...we are thinking that the plants are needing more nitrogen and have added same but the plants still are not improving..especially my banner clone....any ideas for us to look harder at..
As the clones are waiting to build roots they have to consume the nutrients stored in the leaves of the clone. We always leave a leaf or two on the bottom that we know will be withered away as the clone develops new growth.

Also, cutting the stem at a 45 degree angle, and using a razor blade to make the cut will help the seedling uptake water from the cloner.

Other than that, post a pic and we'll take a peek.


Edit: In rereading your post, it seems you have clones in soil. As a guess, the most common problem is overwatering. Give them a little drink, dont drown them.

I should quit posting before I finish my coffee
SoCoMMJ Reviewed by SoCoMMJ on . growing question well since we are new to growing we are having a poroblem and can't seem to figure it out. we have a clone that some of the leaves are turning yellow and dropping down..we are using hydroponics and our levels seem to be spot on...we are thinking that the plants are needing more nitrogen and have added same but the plants still are not improving..especially my banner clone....any ideas for us to look harder at.. Rating: 5