CLONES ARE DYING!!! HELP!!!

Stuntedgrower813

Stuntedgrower813

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Just got home from work and noticed all my clones are looking sad as hell. And I'm supposed to put them in veg this week so I'm a little freaked outIMG_20200114_163917397.jpg. This would be my second grow if I can get them to survive whatever happened.
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Please help!! New grower!! Lost in the sauce!!
 
CoB_nUt

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What is the RH of the room they are in?
Those cubes look kinda dry.I don't do Rockwood,so I'll not comment any further on those.
The majority of them look fine(large tray).
Looks like they are in a closet of some sort.Is the humidity low in there? A dome might help the small tray.Or light misting of h2o.
 
CoB_nUt

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I don't clone using domes either,when using a tray,I use an aerocloner mainly...or justa cup with tap water.The dome can be detrimental when they come out of a high humidity environment to a much lower one
 
Stuntedgrower813

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CoB_nUt said:
What is the RH of the room they are in?
Those cubes look kinda dry.I don't do Rockwood,so I'll not comment any further on those.
The majority of them look fine(large tray).
Looks like they are in a closet of some sort.Is the humidity low in there? A dome might help the small tray.Or light misting of h2o.
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Currently sitting outside my grow room in what's left of a bedroom. I did notice a couple of them were dry. Not sure what RH or humidity
 
Stuntedgrower813

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CoB_nUt said:
I don't clone using domes either,when using a tray,I use an aerocloner mainly...or justa cup with tap water.The dome can be detrimental when they come out of a high humidity environment to a much lower one
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Should I not feed them with nutrients? Just plain water? Aerocloner sounds professional
 
CoB_nUt

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Stuntedgrower813 said:
Should I not feed them with nutrients? Just plain water? Aerocloner sounds professional
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Are they rooted? Aerocloner is simply a bucket with a pvc manifold and mister heads and a pond pump.Most expensive thing is the pump @$11-14.
You should also have a way of knowing your temperature & humidity of your environment.
 
Stuntedgrower813

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spek9 said:
An aerocloner is a dead-simple way to get 100% success with clones.

You mentioned that you don't know your humidity levels. Go buy a hygrometer. When growing, especially with clones, RH is a fundamental piece of information you need to regulate.
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Awesome thanks. I do have one in my grow room but I guess another wouldn't hurt. What's ideal for clones? I may have to find them a new location
 
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Stuntedgrower813 said:
Awesome thanks. I do have one in my grow room but I guess another wouldn't hurt. What's ideal for clones? I may have to find them a new location
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I keep the tent my cloner is in at 55-70% humidity, and the temperature at 77F (which keeps the cloner reservoir water at the same 77F temp).
 
Stuntedgrower813

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CoB_nUt said:
Are they rooted? Aerocloner is simply a bucket with a pvc manifold and mister heads and a pond pump.Most expensive thing is the pump @$11-14.
You should also have a way of knowing your temperature & humidity of your environment.
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Some are but most are not. This is why I haven't put them to veg yet. I'm gonna be getting another humidity/temp reader for them tonight
 
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