I wasn't thinking

I went ahead and tried to clone my tea plant, the clone never grew roots, I pulled it out the the small rockwool cube I have it in, and the bottom is closed up, and has turned into a root, but it hasn't actually protruded away from the plant for growth, it has been atleast 2 weeks since I cloned it, and it is still alive, but two of the leaves are burnt, because I wasn't thinking, and put it in the same hydro system as my larger tea plant, and the massive amount of nutrients burned it. However, I think it may live, but it's going to grow very slow at first.


My larger tea plant that I took the clone from stopped growing for about a week, I guess to heal itself, but now that I cut the top off of it for the clone, the larger plant can't just keep groing straight up like it was, so now at each node, there is another stem coming out, so it will now grow like a bush, which is good. I think there may be a deficiency in the nutrients, or a too alkaline ph, because some leaves has started to turn brown, and some have brown spots, I will change the nutrients either today or tomorrow, and add a little more phosphorus, I already added some to the current nutrients I am using, but I think I still may change it for good measure.

I added some new plants to the family, a mandarin orange tree, and a dracaena, they are in soil and just for show, they grow well indoors, and in low light, so if you have a space that doesn't feel right, try to liven things up with some plants.

Thanks to anyone reading this, and if you need any help with anything plant related, I can try to help you out. My email is j.sawicki110@gmail.com