First time with clones, getting droopy clones after transplanting

[mkono87]

Been given the opportunity to try cloning for the first time and been using rapid rooters which much success. The issue is after a few days of transplanting the rooted clones to solo cup, they are starting to look very droopy perhaps even kinda dry/crispy. Was just curious if it was an over watering issue or low humidity. This morning I threw them in one of my tent that is 80F and 55-60% RH to see if maybe it would help dry them up a bit quicker. Would love some advice and tips.

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• mkono87
• Jul 11, 2020

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• mkono87
• Jul 11, 2020

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• mkono87
• Jul 11, 2020

 

[PK]

@MochaBud what do you think?

 

[MochaBud]

Been given the opportunity to try cloning for the first time and been using rapid rooters which much success. The issue is after a few days of transplanting the rooted clones to solo cup, they are starting to look very droopy perhaps even kinda dry/crispy. Was just curious if it was an over watering issue or low humidity. This morning I threw them in one of my tent that is 80F and 55-60% RH to see if maybe it would help dry them up a bit quicker. Would love some advice and tips.

IMG_20200711_173312.jpg

• mkono87
• Jul 11, 2020

JPEG_20200711_172900.jpg

• mkono87
• Jul 11, 2020

IMG_20200711_165941.jpg

• mkono87
• Jul 11, 2020

I use the Jiffy pucks, but mine also try to do that after I transplant them, I usually have to leave them (after transplant) in the humidity dome for a day with the lid cracked open so they get used to the outside air, and I may have to uncover then cover back up if it starts to wilt again, but eventually they come around, and the more roots you can see in the rooters/pucks, the less likely they will do that

Jiffy Pucks for clones

• MochaBud
• Apr 21, 2020

@MochaBud what do you think?

Thanks for the tag brotha

 

[mkono87]

I use the Jiffy pucks, but mine also try to do that after I transplant them, I usually have to leave them (after transplant) in the humidity dome for a day with the lid cracked open so they get used to the outside air, and I may have to uncover then cover back up if it starts to wilt again, but eventually they come around, and the more roots you can see in the rooters/pucks, the less likely they will do that

Jiffy Pucks for clones

• MochaBud
• Apr 21, 2020

Thanks for the tag brotha

I ended up putting large plastic ziplock bags on there and misted, hopefully I can get them to start up again.

 

[MochaBud]

I ended up putting large plastic ziplock bags on there and misted, hopefully I can get them to start up again.

I use 2 or 3 liter pop bottles (clear) and cut the bottoms off, and then I use the 2 parts for top and bottom of a single cloner then I can unscrew the top to let fresh air in a little at a time...you can see them in the top of this pic

new veg closet

• MochaBud
• Apr 2, 2020