Is this clone rooted enough to move into soil?

[ice minus]

Hi all!! Newbie here

My Island Sweet Skunk x Barbara Bud FINALLY has roots after what seems like forever!

Is this enough to move into moist soil yet?

Or if not, what's considered best practice?

Much appreciated guys

Oh and will it need a dome once transplanted? It's never been domed yet from start to finish but I'm not sure if it will react once oxygenated water isn't splashing on it 24/7

THANK you!

 

[Littleleaf]

For me, if it has roots its ready to go. Just make sure the soil in not hot (ferts) and keep it under low lights till you see new growth.

 

[ice minus]

It's hot sadly

It's this soil:

KIS Mix Blended Soil | Black Swallow Living Soils, Brantford ON

If you have listened to any of the podcasts on our website, you will have learned of Tad Hussey from KIS organics. Tad is based in the Seattle area, where he runs KIS Organics, a company that sells soil mixes, amendments and compost tea brewers to Washington State.

blackswallowsoil.com

But I've never had issues with anything in it before, seedlings do great!

Thank you for responding! Can I bug you to check my other post as well, big thanks again!

 

[ice minus]

I moved it into moistened soil, and it wilted a short time later. It is wilted in it's pot right now. I am hopeful it will recover with time, I'm guessing I needed to acclimate it more or harden it off somehow?

Should I be doming this thing after moving into soil next time, then slowly weaning it on and off maybe?

Thanks again

 

[Stone]

I moved it into moistened soil, and it wilted a short time later. It is wilted in it's pot right now. I am hopeful it will recover with time, I'm guessing I needed to acclimate it more or harden it off somehow?

Should I be doming this thing after moving into soil next time, then slowly weaning it on and off maybe?

Thanks again

I’d transplant it into soil, preferably low nute. But I also think plants can acclimate much better to high ec if they are started in it.
What ec is the water?

Also the important part you missed is to keep treating it like a clone, at least environmentally.
Creating the conditions it’s used to will give it the best chance.
A cheap cover is fine.
Sometimes I use overturned clear cup with hole on top, or a sandwich bag with corners cut.

 

[Dime]

I moved it into moistened soil, and it wilted a short time later. It is wilted in it's pot right now. I am hopeful it will recover with time, I'm guessing I needed to acclimate it more or harden it off somehow?

Should I be doming this thing after moving into soil next time, then slowly weaning it on and off maybe?

Thanks again

Mist it and put a plastic bag over it,it may revive it,keep it out of direct light