saggy branches

[Bobthebilder]

I would love to see if anyone has seen this before. I took cuttings off a 6 month old mom started from seed.3 weeks in a ez cloner roots came out healthy. From there in to a smart pot transplanter.I use mother earth coco perlite 70 30 running H & G full line. My room is sitting at temp75 humidity 60% co2 is sitting at 900ppm. These where take about 2 weeks after trans planting.

 

[troutman]

I don't really see anything wrong.

 

[Creeperpark]

Clones do that from time to time and nothing to worry about at this point. However, if they continue to wilt you may have a start of a root rot problem or a fungus. Allow the roots to dry a little longer between waterings. Also, I would isolate any "maybe sick" plants from the rest until I knew for sure. Your plants don't look too bad to me.

 

[GoatCheese]

Nothing wrong with that one. Looks nice. Carry on.

 

[Bobthebilder]

Clones do that from time to time and nothing to worry about at this point. However, if they continue to wilt you may have a start of a root rot problem or a fungus. Allow the roots to dry a little longer between waterings. Also, I would isolate any "maybe sick" plants from the rest until I knew for sure. Your plants don't look too bad to me.

Thanks for the input. Its definitely something going on I has to sets of clones veging in that room the others started to do the same so I choped and know these are starting to do the same. I was thinking a pathogen or fungus. I started letting dry out to aid in root rot but not helping. what would you recommend in treating this set of clones. thanks for your time

 

[Cuddles]

just found this thread and I agree with the others - your babies look just fine
plants (in general anyway) can sometimes look different depending on which phase of the light/dark cycle they´re in. Meaning they can either look either a bit saggy or perky