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are they in a humidity dome? they will dry out in about 5 seconds unless you keep the humidity really high. so defintely get those babies under a humidity dome of some kind, and start spraying them with plain water every few hours.

also the 200w might be a bit much, clones dont need a lot of light, they aren't growing yet, just popping roots. i would suggest using a flouro instead. if its the only light you have, put it several feet away from the clones.

good luck
 
growerinshorts said:
are they in a humidity dome? so defintely get those babies under a humidity dome of some kind, and start spraying them with plain water every few hours.

Any suggestions on making a humidity dome with stuff around the house?
Will they die if I can't get something till tomorrow night?


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you can put them in a tupperware container, and then put saran wrap over it. anything basically to keep them sealed, and the humidity up. I would also suggest spraying them. dont wait until tomorrow, they will continue to wilt and die.
 
growerinshorts said:
you can put them in a tupperware container, and then put saran wrap over it. anything basically to keep them sealed, and the humidity up. I would also suggest spraying them. dont wait until tomorrow, they will continue to wilt and die.

Excellent idea. We've got them in a plastic container with plastic wrap over the top. Sprayed the clones and the container... they're also under a desk lamp, flouro.

Wish us luck and thanks for the help.
 

Zia54

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Hey spongebob420,

Your immediate problem is too much light. In addition to this you want to have your RH up between 80%-100% which is the reason your being told to use a dome.

Your need to keep the clones about 4 to 5 feet from that hps. the HID is too intense for the clones at this stage. You also want to change out the water in those cups about every 2 days. the purpose of the air pump is to agitate the surface area of the water in the jar, this maintains the o2 levels in the jar. If you dont use a pump (which is not necessary) then you need to change your water frequently.

Zia54
 

00420

full time daddy
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yes yes and yes......

im working on a new thread... i have a good cam im just waiting for the moms to grow to take more clones....


make sure the water temps are 78-80 and thats about it roots in a few days.......

no nutes stem in the water leafs out

iv seen b-1 put in.
i add nutes ( 50 ppm) as soon as they root ( 1/2" -1")

thats it....
 
Dutchgrown said:
How's the clones....are they perking up? Sure hope so. Give us an update! :D

:wave:dg

They seem to be perking up now. I have them covered with plastic containers... keeping the humidity high.
Crossing my fingers... but I think they'll make it.

Thanks!
 

Kaus

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Glad to hear your clones are doing good.. I dont use the Rapid Rooter PLugs till i see some roots start to pop outa the stem of the clone.. Im sure its been harped out but you can get a 5$ air pump/stone from walmart and 3$ for a tupperware.. 8$ total spending and like a 99% success ratio if done right.. Though it sounds like your method is working out for you.

Cheers
-Kaus
 
Well, don't think they're doing so good. Might have to resort to ordering beans. :(
It's been 2 weeks and still no roots.
The base of the clones are swollen and stinky.
We've even trimmed them and "started over" but still...
I do see one has 2 little roots poking out. YEAH! :D
But the others might be a loss cause.

Any suggestions?


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whats up

whats up

hey spongebob420

opening the root cube on a clone is a no no
do you pull them apart alot if so stopit you will ripp the root off the plant doing that
just my 0.02 cents worth
good luck:)
 
Re: whats up

Re: whats up

I've only done it twice in the two weeks... and it's a good thing, the first time I did it they were SUPER nasty, slimey, and smelt like sulfer.
So I trimmed em and "started over". Now we've got some rooting with one.. possibly two.

Thanks though.


southernsmoker said:
hey spongebob420

opening the root cube on a clone is a no no
do you pull them apart alot if so stopit you will ripp the root off the plant doing that
just my 0.02 cents worth
good luck:)
 

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