Clones didnt root recut stems is this ok,pics

ok, throw that dome and shit away, and go buy a daisy clone, you will never have a clone NOT root again

desy said:

ok so i cut these 9 clones 7 days ago and there was no sign of roots so today i pulled them from the rock wool cubes and there was nothing at all just like little stubs were the roots sould be they were takin from 7 weeks old vegged plants i used a hormone gel called (ROOT IT) AND NOTHING ELSE so today i recut the stems scraped off some tissue witch i dident do before IS RECUTTING THE STEMS OK AND THERE IN A HUMIDITY DOME WITH 3 T5 BULBS ANY ADVICE APRECIATED IM A NOOB
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ha dude those stubs would be roots in a few days. next time leave them. Patience my friend

rooting seems to take the most patience because from day to day there isnt hardly any change like there is with veg/flowering... hydrobandit is right.. all those stubs would have been roots in a few days.. and once the roots start growing they grow fast... next time give it like 14 days before you re cut..

im not sure but the stress from re-cutting you clones could retard roots starting by a few extra days on top of the 7-14 it usually takes.. so.. be extra patient

and if you can buy a clone-x clone-a-nator or some other clone machine you will have quicker results and can almost garuntee 100% rooting..

The action you took puts the clones back to day 1 & could have possibly ruined them...hopefully not. I just took a couple clones myself 7 days ago & other than what would become the main stem I've noticed virtually no changes. The main stem is starting to turn reddish...I think this is a good sign because I noticed through observation that most seeds I grow have that same reddishness to the stem when they sprout. This is my first experience with Cannabis clones. I did clone a mint plant last year with NO rooting solution. It just takes time...patience is the key. The mint plant I cloned I just kept on my balcony. It didn't get 24 hours of light, no rooting hormone or solution, no temp control( it was pretty warm). I kept it really moist & at first it looked really sad, but after a few weeks it began to grow & turned into a pretty nice little plant. If the clones don't fall over give them at least a few weeks before giving up on them.