how long to clones in humidity dome

[gogsyc]

have 16 clones in humidity dome 1 week today some good new growth so far but could'nt see any roots they're in 2"x2" seed cell trays in soil.

Can they come out of dome?
should i put them under 4' flourescent for few days or straight into main room with 2x600w hps?

 

[Mother's Finest]

Clones shouldn't be taken out of their high humidity environment until they have healthy roots. Even then, it often helps to keep the humidity up a bit until they are settled into their new containers. Cloning usually goes: healthy, perky cuttings put into cloning; soon after they start to droop a bit; they perk up slightly once they get used to the cloning area; lower fan leaves begin yellowing and plant droops somewhat as it sprouts new roots; plants perk up noticeably after the roots begin growing; a day or two after they perk up, roots become visible and they are ready to be planted.

 

[moodster]

wait till they have roots before they come out of the dome or they will wilt some take up to 3 weeks sometimes

 

[gogsyc]

Clones shouldn't be taken out of their high humidity environment until they have healthy roots. Even then, it often helps to keep the humidity up a bit until they are settled into their new containers. Cloning usually goes: healthy, perky cuttings put into cloning; soon after they start to droop a bit; they perk up slightly once they get used to the cloning area; lower fan leaves begin yellowing and plant droops somewhat as it sprouts new roots; plants perk up noticeably after the roots begin growing; a day or two after they perk up, roots become visible and they are ready to be planted.

Thanks any advice on putting them straight under hps or florescents
when rooted

 

[Mother's Finest]

Fluorescents are usually safer to put clones and seedlings under as both the light and the heat are commonly less intense than with HID. Once they get going, an HPS would likely support a stronger growth rate, though. Put rooted clones at twice normal distance from any lights, steadily moving them closer each day.

 

[gogsyc]

Fluorescents are usually safer to put clones and seedlings under as both the light and the heat are commonly less intense than with HID. Once they get going, an HPS would likely support a stronger growth rate, though. Put rooted clones at twice normal distance from any lights, steadily moving them closer each day.

yeah florescents to begin with sounds good, thanks man

 

[cd123atd4e]

Im dealing with the same ish mine were taking out at week 1.5 and I just put them back after a couple days cloning is a delicate art.. And they need care.. I mean they are growing roots but still not ready yet

 

[fg2020]

Using either the 1.5" A-OK plugs or the macro-plugs (preferred) under a dome, I wait until at least a dozen or so roots are shooting out the bottom of the plug. Then, they go directly under a 600w HPS (typically 24" or higher from plant tops) on 12h cycle w/ 4x4x4 cubes. If I do not wait for the rooting as described, they take much longer to get going and yield is reduced.

 

[fciliberto]

Using either the 1.5" A-OK plugs or the macro-plugs (preferred) under a dome, I wait until at least a dozen or so roots are shooting out the bottom of the plug. Then, they go directly under a 600w HPS (typically 24" or higher from plant tops) on 12h cycle w/ 4x4x4 cubes. If I do not wait for the rooting as described, they take much longer to get going and yield is reduced.

Would you be so kind as to tell me what yield you get per plant from flowering a rooted clone that small? Do you just get one cola?

 

[wallis91]

Can you just flower clones after they've rooted a bit will it hurt the yield loads I know they'd be smaller how small would b good to know

 

[Masterdank420]

Can you just flower clones after they've rooted a bit will it hurt the yield loads I know they'd be smaller how small would b good to know

As long as you fill your space with bud sites you’ll get the same yield. You’ll need many more plants than if you were to veg for 4 weeks though. Although I’ve found that without the vegetative period the clones tend to grow spindly floppy branches that bend under the weight of the colas. I’ve found that additional support is required.

 

[Herb & Suds]

As long as you fill your space with bud sites you’ll get the same yield. You’ll need many more plants than if you were to veg for 4 weeks though. Although I’ve found that without the vegetative period the clones tend to grow spindly floppy branches that bend under the weight of the colas. I’ve found that additional support is required.

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[Masterdank420]

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