Had problems with algae, due to light exposure to the water supply. Plants were getting root bound, so I migrated them a week ago to RDWC, from 6 inch flower pots, with hydroton.
The 2 largest (chemdog photo's) have been effected the most. I worked the hydroton out of the roots, damaging them, in switch over. Problem is probably from root damage, but could also be heat, or being too dry. The PPM keeps going up, even after adding water. Put a crap load of "root 66" from technaflora (enough for 18 gallons), so do not want to discard for a few days. Took 10 gallons out, and replaced with fresh water, and still at 1300 PPM (water is 265 ppm).
Have been spraying them once a day, with nutrient solution.
The cuttings are from the 2 largest chemdogs, and were close to the light.
WOuld like to clone the cuttings. Is scraping or putting tiny cuts in stem better?
I just hope the 2 big ones survive to SCROG.







Thanks for any help!!!!!
The 2 largest (chemdog photo's) have been effected the most. I worked the hydroton out of the roots, damaging them, in switch over. Problem is probably from root damage, but could also be heat, or being too dry. The PPM keeps going up, even after adding water. Put a crap load of "root 66" from technaflora (enough for 18 gallons), so do not want to discard for a few days. Took 10 gallons out, and replaced with fresh water, and still at 1300 PPM (water is 265 ppm).
Have been spraying them once a day, with nutrient solution.
The cuttings are from the 2 largest chemdogs, and were close to the light.
WOuld like to clone the cuttings. Is scraping or putting tiny cuts in stem better?
I just hope the 2 big ones survive to SCROG.







Thanks for any help!!!!!

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