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No, no clawing that I can remember. Gotta say though, I'm stumped. The more I look at them, the more I get the feeling that mine weren't that bad. | |||
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| Little update the color has come back to the tops and they are now pretty evenly colored again and budding nicely, I think it was most likely me transplanting and switching to the hps and the shock to the plant. but the old growth is still clawing some what? any ideas? Thank you everyone in advance.
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