first time cloning,Clones in dome drooping are they dead?

HydroKid239

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Heat & humidity is best. Less light. I have an SF2000 sitting 18” above the dome dimmed all the way down. That HPS is way too much. Don’t wet the pods too much. Just spray them. Use less. Remove every 3rd I guess. Way too cramped. Just suggestions. image.jpgimage.jpgimage.jpgimage.jpg
 

HydroKid239

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how long till you open the air flow of the done?
One side is open because I have a sensor in there, but I won’t open all the way. At 3 days I will crack 2 vents. Day 3.. the other 2.. bust a crack. And at day 5 I open up the 2 on the top. I’m checking for roots starting day 5 as well. I mix a little great white tonic for the root riot to soak I’m in for about an hour, and I scar the tips and apply clonex before plugging.
 

UpstateRecGrower

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Lose the hps.
You can root that whole tray with a single CFL.
They're getting way too much light which will cause them to focus on photosynthesis instead of rooting.
Reading through the comments and couldn’t believe it took 20 comments for someone to say this lol. The hps is 100% of your issues, turn it off asap or at least Raise it 4’ to 5’ above the dome..
 

UpstateRecGrower

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I've learned to soak the cuttings. This...

Hopefully of some help.
Soak the cutting? foliage and all or do you mean just the stem in a cup of water?
 

UpstateRecGrower

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hps is 27 inch above the dome, at 250w its quite dim
It’s too much light, you only need 20 watts of cfl or cheap led. You have 10x that and what that will do is cause the cuttings to metabolize faster, they’ll turn yellow fairly quickly as they’ll basically consume themselves
 

Moabfighter

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Those cubes I’ve noticed (I used them a lot) don’t allow for any water drainage really. It’s just a muck swampy blob of coco. No room for roots to form, let alone breathe.
You need to try this again but with rockwool cubes.
 

UpstateRecGrower

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Only up to the leaves.

Never tried completely submerged.
Ah ok.. yeah I’ve heard to completely soak them for a short time (15 minutes maybe) when you get unrooted cuts in the mail, wasn’t sure if that’s what you were doing but I didn’t think you’d be able to submerge them overnight like that lol.
 

UpstateRecGrower

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Those cubes I’ve noticed (I used them a lot) don’t allow for any water drainage really. It’s just a muck swampy blob of coco. No room for roots to form, let alone breathe.
You need to try this again but with rockwool cubes.
I’ve never used them, you can’t squeeze access water out?
 

Hollatchaboy

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