I am doing my first indoor grow. Had great sucess outdoors. My grow module is 4x4x80, two 960w mars hydro led. I am experimenting with one plant defoilage and would like to try clone. My girls are 4 weeks old and in 4 gallon grow bags. Grow med is organic potting soil, compost, worm castings. Plants are short, bushey and dark green. Using tap water, bat guamo, organic plant food with trace minerals and molasses. Any advice is greatly appricated.
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I’d like to welcome you to the forum if you could snap a few photos and post them that would help out greatly if you can please do it under a white or natural light
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Sounds great! Do need pics though
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Do you have info on how to defoilage or clone
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There’s lot of info here to defoliate and clone. I’m from the 60s and grew outside for many yrs. I don’t get the idea of clone. What we did was pick the fullest biggest and cloned a top. That way you know what type of plant you’ll get as it will be the duplicate of parent. From cloning a bud the clone will be ready very quickly.
Did this in summer (outdoors) and clones were harvested same time as parent
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I’m with @Hogmaster and @Laurap pics help us judge your plants 
And welcome to the forum much to read and learn hear we love teaching and learning from each other too if you make a mistake tell us about maybe you’ll save another from doing the same thing
And if you well let us know that too we love to see people succeed in there endeavors
Happy growing 
CB 
Ps I like to take my clones from the bottom of the plant
I’ve used vermiculite and perilite 50/50 mix and cloning gel with success
@Hogmaster clones in a bucket with a air stone and pump
Maybe he’ll explain it better for you
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3 gallon bucket with a milk crate over the top set right now and then do a bucket of water with air stone just a cheap one from a Fishtank works
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Can anyone help!? I started a forum and I asked for help and uploaded a pic, no one has said anything. I have a seedling and one tip of the first leafs is brown.
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I use one of those lights in a 3x3 tent. Awesome light! The magic number for height seems to be 25" above the canopy (top of plants). I put it at 36" for seedlings for the first week, and then to 25" for the rest of the grow. Im in flower now and still at same 25" height. I also run it with both switches on the entire grow on a 14/10 light schedule.
Im not finding your post. This is the only post that your stats show you have ever made.
I have always grown outside. Have had 14 foot plants. With our weather its either rain or humidity to fight with. This is my first inside grow. Growing trainwreck. Seems to be alot more work inside. I am going to clone and see what the results are. I have no clue what i am doing. Hoping for the best, preparing for the worst.
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I don’t think there is anything wrong with it.Did it emerge with the tip of leaf damaged? Could be from seed husk pulling off.
No it was all green, and a few days ago that leaf was touching the soil. And it slowly turned brownish. Could it be fungi??
By the way thanks for replying. 
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To start a new topic go to beginner journal and click the plus sign on right of page next to new topic.I don’t think you have anything to worry about.
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Thanks, just wanted to make sure.
Young tender leaves can get “soil burn” if they touch rich dirt/media. this can happen with any plant. I wouldn’t fret too much I see no signs of fungi’s, from what I can see. And remember, the seed leaf is there to get sprouts growing until the roots take, they will fall off not long from now.
Hang in there Blue, your baby looks good 
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Thanks I appreciate the help green👍🏻