Is it normal for the cuttings to fall over immediately after transplanting them in the perlite?
I had a few fall over on me when I was using a bubble cloner and they picked up again, just want to make sure that's the case again here...
Perlite's nice, damp, and uncompressed. No dome, temp around 80'. Cut on axis, scraped off some skin, split stem in middle, purple clonex.
Basically just looking for confirmation that when I wake up in the morning, they will be standing up again.
Here are the pics. 1-6 shows the plants in all their "glory". I see a few have picked up. It's been about 22 hours from time of transplant.
7-8 shows the side of the cloner (I'm actually pretty proud of the cloner). In 7 you can see the water level check in action lol, and 8 has the flap closed.
I had a few fall over on me when I was using a bubble cloner and they picked up again, just want to make sure that's the case again here...
Perlite's nice, damp, and uncompressed. No dome, temp around 80'. Cut on axis, scraped off some skin, split stem in middle, purple clonex.
Basically just looking for confirmation that when I wake up in the morning, they will be standing up again.
Here are the pics. 1-6 shows the plants in all their "glory". I see a few have picked up. It's been about 22 hours from time of transplant.
7-8 shows the side of the cloner (I'm actually pretty proud of the cloner). In 7 you can see the water level check in action lol, and 8 has the flap closed.
