CLONES

When transferring your cannabis clones into soil, avoid removing them from the rock wool. Additionally, refrain from compacting the soil excessively. For outdoor transfer, gradually acclimate the clone to sunlight over at least one week in a semi-shaded area.

It's not advisable to plant cannabis clones outside immediately. Instead, acclimate them gradually to natural sunlight by exposing them during the day and bringing them indoors at night. Providing supplemental light for a minimum of 18 hours is recommended.

All our clones are accustomed to a 24-hour light cycle. Maintaining a minimum of 18 hours of light is crucial for vegetative growth.

To transition clones to the flowering stage, gradually reduce the light exposure from 24 to 18 hours over a few days. A light cycle of 18 hours on and 6 hours off is ideal for vegetative growth.

Clones progress through the vegetative and flowering stages before reaching maturity. Harvesting is recommended when trichomes turn milky white. Post-harvest, drying, trimming, and curing are necessary.

Initially, provide light watering after transplanting into soil. After roots emerge (around 3-5 days), administer a low-nitrogen nutrient solution at 50% strength.

During flowering, maintain a 12-hour light and 12-hour dark cycle. For vegetative growth, provide 18 hours of light followed by 6 hours of darkness.

Under-watered plants grow slowly and exhibit lower leaf loss, while over-watered plants may show brown roots and drooping leaves.

Mites cause dots on leaves, while powdery mildew appears as a white powder. Fungus gnats may emerge from soil when watering.

Preventive measures include increasing ventilation and reducing humidity. Infected plants should be isolated and treated with suitable pesticides.

To top a cannabis plant, cut the node where growth stunting is desired. Various methods exist for optimal growth.

Healthy roots appear white and fuzzy, while unhealthy roots are brown, black, or reddish-brown.