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droopy clones
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osecretgardeno
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ouch.
need higher humidity. put a dome on em, they won't wilt as badly. try to introduce less humidity each day.
good luck,
-sg
need higher humidity. put a dome on em, they won't wilt as badly. try to introduce less humidity each day.
good luck,
-sg
That's plenty of light for them as it is.
Since you don't have a large number all packed together, yes a dome would help out a bit there. (Unless your local humidity there is around 60% or higher?)
They should be great
Since you don't have a large number all packed together, yes a dome would help out a bit there. (Unless your local humidity there is around 60% or higher?)
They should be great
thank you for the quick replies. you guys are awesome
there was a dome, but I realize now the problem is that my dome does not seal well with the tray. I will fix that.
is 42 watts of cfl about a foot away too much light? because it is most practical to keep them in my veg area
there was a dome, but I realize now the problem is that my dome does not seal well with the tray. I will fix that.
is 42 watts of cfl about a foot away too much light? because it is most practical to keep them in my veg area
Mr.Hades
Member
^^Ummm... Not "way too far."
This is how I root my clones... I use a 54 watt CFL and keep it 4-6 feet above the clones.. I also root in water and use Olivias cloning gel. They will start to root within 7-10 days with daily water changes...
Ive seen clones root sitting on a window-sill.
You will just make rooting time increase by keeping the light close to them... They cant use that much light with no roots.
Maybe not 6 feet above, but definately dont keep the light "close." Try raising it a foot or two. It definately wouldnt hurt.
This is how I root my clones... I use a 54 watt CFL and keep it 4-6 feet above the clones.. I also root in water and use Olivias cloning gel. They will start to root within 7-10 days with daily water changes...
Ive seen clones root sitting on a window-sill.
You will just make rooting time increase by keeping the light close to them... They cant use that much light with no roots.
Maybe not 6 feet above, but definately dont keep the light "close." Try raising it a foot or two. It definately wouldnt hurt.
Indeed, when cuttings are exposed to light that's too intense, they spend less time rooting.
A dim light is really just peachy for the first 5 -7 days until they root.
A dim light is really just peachy for the first 5 -7 days until they root.
When I was having trouble with my domes not sealing, I would tape the damn thing on and leave it for a week or so. Success every time. With a few at a time, they needed minimal air exchange...
Once I started doing large runs of 30+ per tray, they need more air exchange than that tho.
Once I started doing large runs of 30+ per tray, they need more air exchange than that tho.
