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The only thing I can think of at this point is that it might be botrytis. Never had it before but there's a first time for everything. I imagine the extra time spent under the dome may have contributed to this now that I've found more info.

Lights are T5, roots are quite full and white. No food until placed in the tray, other than a low dose of RapidStart, which I always use.

GH Flora Series. Lucas Formula. PPMs start at 500 when placed in the tray. They veg under T5s. PH 5.9. Ebb and flow hydroponics.

But that's the thing: it's a unique and first-time problem. Yes, I have the system and it's adjoining flower room completely dialed in. But that doesn't account for these deformed growth tips, which seem to stem from something that happened during the cloning phase.

I looked up photos of WPM and they don't seem similar in appearance to my little stunted growth tips. I could be wrong, of course. But I consider myself a seasoned grower with a good track record. That's why this is so shocking to me.

I've never had WPM before, so I've never taken measures to prevent it. Could that be caused by staying under the humidity dome for too long? I estimate I left them in there for two days longer than usual, but I can't be certain. The roots are robust and white.

This is a productive and proven strain, taken from the same mother as my last seven cycles.

It's not a feed issue. I've used this setup successfully for ten years. I've just never had clones do this after putting them in the tray. In every other instance they've simply started growing properly, with new leaves thriving at the growth tip.

I am at a loss to figure out what's gone wrong. I've been gardening and taking cuttings for over a decade. I have always had 90-100% success rate with rooting. They always grow beautifully after that. BUT NOW, just look at them! growth tips have stunted and I'm so sad. It's almost all of them...