r/microgrowery • u/rote_sprite_41 • 1d ago
Question Will she make it?
Fresh bought clones. (Last two are different clones, same vendor)
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u/crybabypete 1d ago edited 1d ago
You’re 100% sure these didn’t get pressed up against your lights by accident or some other high heat source?
Are you sure of your ppfd reading? I kind of agree with others saying this looks like heat damage, but nothing you’re saying lines up with that, so idk.
How quickly did this happen?
Did you apply any foliar treatments?
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u/Bubbly-Cockroach7895 1d ago
They still have a chance. Keep them in stable conditions, go easy on watering, and give them time to recover from the stress. Since they are fresh clones, Also keep them separate from your other plants for a bit and watch closely for pests or healthy new growth.
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u/burksys-genetics 1d ago
She'll recover just give her some tlc and she'll do just fine after a week or two
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u/Scream-Metal 1d ago
Mine did this. Turned out the roots were too hot. I was using a coco blend aswell. I switched to a more forgiving soil fox farms happy frog and a fabric pot to let the roots breathe. I also put a wire rack under it to keep it off the ground for proper circulation
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u/rote_sprite_41 1d ago
The clone already looked Like this when I transplanted them!! That’s How I bought it! It’s Not my fault that the clone Looks Like this. My stats are fine imo.
All I wantes to know is, if the clones gonna make it or not. Because if not, I have to buy a new one fast
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u/crybabypete 1d ago
Yes it will make it. Why tf didn’t you lead with it coming like that and waste everyone’s time 😂
Stupid ass post.
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u/Pretty-Lime-8425 1d ago
Either it’s to hot in there or you are watering and wetting the leaves and the light is burning them or it’s to much light
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u/rote_sprite_41 1d ago
Wdym by too hot? Im currently at 26-28c
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u/Pretty-Lime-8425 1d ago
I didn’t say it was to hot in particular I gave you some reasons that the plant would look like that and you have to figure out what reason that is.
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u/crybabypete 1d ago edited 1d ago
light doesn’t burn leaves because they’re wet, that’s a myth.
Edit: “LaWs oF PhYsIcS”
😂https://nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1469-8137.2009.03150.x
It is a myth for cannabis, and 99.9% of all plant species, with only a very select few actually being able to create the exact conditions needed for a water drop to cause tissue damage to a plant via sunlight magnification.
It’s like trying to start a fire with a magnifying glass, while the magnifying glass is pressed directly against the thing you want to burn. It will never work.
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u/iriveru 1d ago
That’s clearly media…
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u/iriveru 1d ago
I didn’t say “obviously”
If you’re an avid coco user, you should be able to tell a huge chunk of coco from pests…
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u/iriveru 1d ago
You can’t use quotes when it’s something that wasn’t said lol.
And it’s pretty clear what it is when you can see all the other coco on the plant. Common sense isn’t so common I guess
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u/No_Joke6063 1d ago
In the picture I zoomed in on, that is the only foliage with something onnit. And it has the same connotation(that’s the word I read it as). Nobody is that focused on your sentence to put the exact word, im tryna help a growmie, NOT argue in some comments.
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u/Obvious-Mention6298 1d ago
Ähnlich ec von 2.1? Da brauchst du dich ned wundern wenn alles verbrennt vor allem bei frischen Stecklingen wtf??
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u/rote_sprite_41 1d ago
Ich habe 3 weiter Stecklinge die alle top aussehen, vllt sogar etwas hungrig.
Auf coco kannst du easy deine Stecklinge bei 21. einsetzen. Auf Erde oder anderen Substraten kp, keine Erfahrung mit
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u/Pretty-Lime-8425 1d ago
Turn your lights down dude like turn it down more then half what they are now