UNPACKING YOUR CLONES:
As clones are packed, travel to you and then make their way to their new home it’s not uncommon that they may become entangled with the each other. Because of this possibility we suggest that instead of lifting your clones up and out of the box, you should carefully cut open the end of the box and slowly/gently bring them out towards you, checking to make sure they are not tangled with another clone in the process. If a branch becomes bent (but not broken) simply splint that branch with a toothpick, popsicle stick or a chopstick and masking tape (NOT a strong tape like duct tape). The plant will heal and a knot will form where the bend was.
LIGHTING:
We root/grow our clones under 24 hours of LED lighting. If you veg under 18 hours of light, we recommend that when you bring home your clones start them under 21 hours of light, then in 10-14 days drop the lighting back to 18 hours. If you go directly from 24 hours of light down to 18 without “stepping them down” it could stress your plants. That could cause bad things to happen, they could hermaphrodite, begin flowering early, or stunt them, preventing them from growing to their full potential.
NUTRIENTS:
Your clones are in a coco+perlite mixture, which means there is zero nutrition in that grow media for them to “eat”. You’ll want to provide nutrients to your plants from the very first time you water them.
GROW POUCHES:
Your clones come in a biodegradable root pouch and we strongly suggest that you plant them as is, pouch and all. To take them out of the pouch and attempting to clean the grow media off the roots will likely severely damage the roots and will cause significant delay in your pants growth process (and with enough damage you can actually kill your plants). Just removing the pouch will tear off any roots that have already pushed through the pouch. If you grow hydroponically, simply set your plants into the grow medium so that the top of the root pouch is 2-3 inches above the highest water level, doing this will prevent any coco from being washed out the top of your bag and getting into your pumps, See the pictures below as an example of what we mean and to see how well the roots pass through the bag.
WE MIST OUR PLANTS:
We mist/spray our plants during the rooting process, because of this you may (on occasion) see a round gray circular dots on a leaf of your plant, usually on a lower leaf. That is simply where a droplet of water has dried and left behind a little residue behind (like dust). Here is an example of what we mean:
These are the marijuana strains we will be producing for the 2024 grow season
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS:
If you ever have questions about our clones, before or after you purchase them, general grow questions or any questions at all, do not hesitate to reach out to us. The best way to do that is via email (Info@MaineSeedlings.com), by text (1-207-613-5650), or call us, if you get our voicemail, leave message and we’ll get back to you right away.
