3 weeks of cloning and no roots

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NoobgrowerLbc

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The cold weather probably plays a role. 30 degrees at night. I clone 98 cuts per dome. No trays just the rockwhool and dome. I open dome for 8 hours per day after 10 days. Now i put heater in set at 70 degree. Can i treat them as vegetive plants and just water them when ever cube dry? Or should i still close domes at this point?
 
Star Dog

Star Dog

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I put the clones into rw cubes, put them in the prop 23/24c with no ventilation, after a couple of days I open one vent next day 2nd vent 4/5th lid of.
Regards watering I used to give them the bare minimum to last 24 hrs, roots would take 5/10 days, I've started using a bubble cloner its almost zero maintenance appeals to me


Happy growing!
 
Rurumo

Rurumo

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They root faster if you keep the root zone warm, 78-80 ish is good. Take off the dome as soon as they have enough roots so they don't wilt.
 
Johnny Lawrence

Johnny Lawrence

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NoobgrowerLbc said:
The cold weather probably plays a role. 30 degrees at night. I clone 98 cuts per dome. No trays just the rockwhool and dome. I open dome for 8 hours per day after 10 days. Now i put heater in set at 70 degree. Can i treat them as vegetive plants and just water them when ever cube dry? Or should i still close domes at this point?
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If you remove the dome for longer than half an hour and none of them start to droop, you can leave it off.

In my experience, this usually happens between day 7 and 10 from taking clones.
 
Hugo Phurst

Hugo Phurst

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I strongly suggest a heat pad with some insulation under it.

Good luck

Here's a couple of clones done side by side, go figure.
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myke

myke

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If your in a dome you need a thermometer in there,then adjust according.I leave my vents open a crack otherwise it gets too warm.
 
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