Help in humidity dome

[aeviaanah]

new growth is dying in my humidity dome. I spray twice a day with water measuring 6 in ph. Humidity measures 95%. Anyone know what may be causing this? Temperature of humidity dome is 70 degrees or so.

 

[Ap0c0leS]

what type of medium are you growing in

 

[GoldenGanja13]

Make sure your clones have small stems and not long.

 

[oregon bob]

Pics would be great but my outside guess is that it is too wet & humid... fungal infections may be killing off your growth. Does it go a light yellow to soft brown to black? Pics would be great. Best luck brah!

 

[aeviaanah]

I am growing in rock wool, yes it does go from a yellow to a soft brown to a dark brown. Some of my clones are tall stemmed (3") others are short (1")

 

[g00sEgg]

Sounds like it's too wet...too high of humidity. Bring it down a tad.

 

[oregon bob]

I would take the humidome off immediately & dry it out. Should the clones appear to be drying to dehydration, then lightly (lightly) mist them every hour, then every 2-3, then every 5-6, then every day, until no need whatsoever. This is labor intensive, well rather must be attentive, during the first 24-36 hours of taking cuttings. With this misting process, no need for humidome at all = no DO/infections. This is even in very, very dry climates. Would mist w 1 drop physan 20 to 500ml RO water. Actually easier & w better results this way. Best brah... you can actually halt the further progression of rot assuming you dry it out at once. Best brah!

 

[aeviaanah]

I would take the humidome off immediately & dry it out. Should the clones appear to be drying to dehydration, then lightly (lightly) mist them every hour, then every 2-3, then every 5-6, then every day, until no need whatsoever. This is labor intensive, well rather must be attentive, during the first 24-36 hours of taking cuttings. With this misting process, no need for humidome at all = no DO/infections. This is even in very, very dry climates. Would mist w 1 drop physan 20 to 500ml RO water. Actually easier & w better results this way. Best brah... you can actually halt the further progression of rot assuming you dry it out at once. Best brah!

thanks oregan bob will try that