Cool. How did you prep your coco?
What nutrient do you have?
What ppm/ec is your tap water? Or will you be using distilled? or RO?
I advise you to continue feeding your seedling gradually as you are, just a bit from the bottm and just a bit from the top. Practice judging the moisture content of the coco by feeling the weight of the cup as it dries out in between waterings/feedings. Be very careful not to get it too wet and be extra careful not to keep it wet. Until it has good roots and can start to take care of itself, you must go easy.
Start feeding @ 200ppm/0.4ec immediately.
Increase strength gradually to 300ppm/0.6ec
When roots are poking out the bottom you can start feeding more often and running off a lot if you want.
Hey doams,
I love that Durban Poison, it's on my list of strains I want to grow. Who'should DP is it? What are you growing in? A cabinet or tent? What kind of lighting and ventilation are you using? Is this your first grow?
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Sounds like you're on the right track.
Clone the cut its pretty easy in coco cups. Mist the dome to keep humidity up but not the cuts, they need that only in the roots. Start the coco moist but not soaked, try to keep it that way, but soaked cups take longer to root if at all. Set it and forget it. There's a few threads on here that talk about it more.
Good luck