Chones not growing

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hebrewdiver

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I clipped a few clones about a month ago at the time they had about 3 sets of leaves. About 2 weeks ago I repotted them at that time still 3 sets of leafs. After repotting leaves began to droop. I water them and they came back up. The leaves are green and looks strong but there is no sign of growth still 3 sets. What could be the problem. Any suggestions? Should I take them out the pot to see if there is any root growth?
 
Herb & Suds

Herb & Suds

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Not if you left them too wet or made too many changes to their environment during that time which I strongly suspect
Pics?
 
myke

myke

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New dirt is too thick,compost ewc etc. I always add some promix with a little extra perlite to small transplant so there's lots of air.
 
Herb & Suds

Herb & Suds

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hebrewdiver said:
Can I just let them dry out? How can I correct the lack of air in the soil
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One thing I see is it looks like you are hitting them with a lot of light
I put mine in a shaded area
And clones do not grow foliage until fully rooted
One last point
Those cuts look more like super crop than clone cuts
Smaller soft stemmed cuts always root faster
 
visajoe1

visajoe1

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Did you put the stem straight into dirt? Was it in a plug/rockwool square at any time prior? Cloning gel?

If straight into dirt, they will take longer to root. Heating pad would help.
 
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Hairybuds

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Don’t laugh, I abuse my cuttings, they look like they’ve been through hell but it works, I don’t do shit but add a little fertilizer in water and my humidity is anywhere from 30-45%. Ghetto but hey it works3B6FBBAC-43AE-45E6-9EAB-17A1D3A4B074.jpeg
 
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